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Are you a moving into a new home and not sure how to approach the garden? One of the helpful gardeners just bought a home and is not sure how to approach their new garden! Learn how to tackle lawn, existing structures/plants, and where to begin.
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If you build it, nature will come. No matter what type of garden you have, whether it's in an established neighbourhood or newly built in the suburbs, you can enjoy nature from your very own backyard. Learn how to attract birds, including hummingbirds, to your garden!
Myrna is a biologist, author and nature photographer living on the south shore of Sylvan Lake, Alberta. She was born in Rymbey, Alberta and developed a love of nature at a young age.
Myrna is the editor of the Red Deer River Naturalist, writes a magazine column for The Gardener and writes a monthly nature photo essay in the Red Deer Advocate (Red Deer Advocate). She is also the resident naturalist for Mother Nature's Bird Seed.
This week, we're exploring fresh leafy greens and flavourful herbs. Learn more about flexibility of growing lettuce and why you should livehead your herbs when they go to flower.
05:34 Seed Varieties
11:34 Leafy Greens & Herbs - General Care
13:35 Growing Mint
14:18 Companion Planting and Themed Planters
17:00 Starting from Seed
18:40 Spacing requirements
21:30 Succession planting
22:20 Why we "live-head" Herbs
27:30 Soil Preferences
29:00 Propagation
32:03 Bugs, Diseases, Predators
35:00 Harvesting Tips & Drying Herbs
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What will your garden grow in 2024? This week, the gardeners explore how to cultivate the juiciest tomatoes, the spicy kick of peppers, the sweet crunch of corn, and the wholesome goodness of peas and beans.
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TIMECODES
03:50 Seed Varieties
06:30 Seed Starting Methods
07:00 Companion Planting - The Three Sisters
11:11 Environment Requirements
13:11 Start Inside or Outside?
15:17 Vessel Options
18:04 Soil Amending - Options, Soil Activator, Inoculant
20:30 The Last Frost
22:19 Structures and Equipment Check List
25:45 Garden Care Instructions
31:00 Diseases: Prevention, Treatment, Blossom End Rot
40:00 Bugs: Prevention and Treatment
45:25 Predators: Birds, Deer, etc
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What's the one thing we're seeing in every basket and cart at the greenhouse this week? SEEDS! We are buzzing with excitement! Before you settle on your seed haul, listen to this weeks episode outlining what you should be thinking about this time of year.
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TIMECODES
04:00 Look back - what changed in your life?
06:30 Calgary Horticultural Society
09:18 What you should grow and how much
13:55 Prepare for bugs and disease now?
19:52 Consider the vessel and consider starting seeds in that
23:58 Is crop rotation feasible?
26:03 Hypothetical Question of the Week
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This week, we celebrated Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day which got us thinking about all the ways flowers help up mark life’s big moments. Colours and varieties play into floral symbology, and we're even going to find out which flower represents Colin's soul!
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TIMECODES
01:53 Colour Language
15:41 Floral Language
26:45 Hypothetical Question of the Week
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The gardeners unearth some interesting, and perhaps shocking, garden laws that you should be aware of as we head into the 2024 growing season.
Garden Crime Radio Play
In the world of botanical crime, every leaf tells a story and every petal hides a clue. Detectives Bloom and Basil uncover the culprit behind the destruction of a prized rose garden ahead of the famous Flower Power Festival.
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TIMECODES
03:55 Trees & Shrubs & the Neighbours
14:45 Lemonade Stands?!
16:01 Cutting Grass Curfew
17:17 Clothesline Drama
18:19 Park out front
20:15 Backyard Chickens
21:45 Calgary Bylaws - Price is Right
32:00 Hypothetical Question of the Week
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