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Are You Going to Seed?
This is not an over-nosy query about the state of your personal well-being. It is a serious gardening enquiry. Because if you are a new gardener, or someone who has always bought your plants already green and leafy, you might be interested in Seedy Saturday’s 10:15 workshop Starting with the Seed. Linda Petite, Head Gardener […]
Seedy Saturday: Cheaper than a Cauliflower
You have noticed, probably, that the price of vegetables – especially ones imported from the US – has been going up by leaps and bounds. (The gasps of amazement and small whimpering sounds from shoppers in the fruit and vegetable department may have provided a clue.) A head of cauliflower has hit $8 in some […]
Looking for Seedy Saturday Volunteers
Seedy Saturday’s even more fun if you volunteer at it! (I speak from experience on this one.) We’re still looking for a few more people to help out this year. You work a 3-4 hour shift, doing things like stamping visitors’ hands and handing out programs at the entrance serving as ‘room monitor’ during a […]
Thanks for a Great Seedy Saturday
Well, the 22nd Victoria Seedy Saturday has come and gone, and once again it was a hopping and buzzing place, with some 2000 happy gardeners milling around under one roof. So first of all, we’d like to thank you – all the folks who turned out for our local ‘Rite of Spring’ to trade and […]
Of Mushroom Lore and Bonsai
Quite right, observant reader. These two things have very little in common. Except that each is the topic of a talk at this year’s Seedy Saturday. Because we like to provide a little something for everyone, whatever their gardening interests might be. So, if fun facts about fungi are your thing, come hear Scott Henderson, […]
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