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Join Our Virtual Launch for the new 2022 Prairie Garden: Smaller Places Edition on November 7th, 2021!
Details available here Live stream video here The Prairie Garden"The Prairie Garden is a digest sized, soft-covered book published annually by a volunteer committee since 1937 and is dedicated to the advancement of horticulture in the northern prairies."
The 2022 Prairie Garden:
Smaller Places 
About Smaller Places:
Whether you're new to gardening or an old hand, working with a large garden or confined to a tiny balcony, everyone has a smaller space where they want to grow plants. The 2022 edition of The Prairie Garden covers the all-important gardening question: what can I grow where? And how do I get the best out of the space I am working with? Learn about light and how it works to feed our plants, how to keep potting soil fresh and viable, about house plants, making small gardens look bigger and making gardens where you’d never believe possible.
Guest editor, Mr. Tomato, introduced Kozy-Coat water-teepees, Sea Magic seaweed concentrate and other products to the gardening world. He has received 10 top awards for home grounds landscaping and authored a best-selling booklet, “Secrets of Starting and Growing Seedlings Under Lights.” He also has designed gardening catalogues, been a guest speaker at many gardening club functions, guest-hosted a gardening radio program, and has been featured on CBC’s “Canadian Gardener”. Join Our Virtual Launch for the new 2022 Prairie Garden: Smaller Places Edition on November 7th, 2021!
Details available here To view the virtual launch for the 2021 Prairie Garden from November 18, 2020 on YouTube:
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The 2021 edition of The Prairie Garden focuses on flowering shrubs and the queen of flowering shrubs, roses. Always popular topics in the past, they are definitely worth revisiting!
The last time we focused on shrubs was in our 2009 edition, “Deciduous Shrubs” (still available in limited quantities). Since then, hundreds of exciting new flowering shrub cultivars have emerged, many of them well suited to prairie gardens. Our “Roses” edition of 2008 is now sold out, but readers keep asking us for information on that topic. And rightly so: since 2008, important new hardy roses such as the Canadian Artists and 49th Parallel series have come on the market. Plant developers in our region have played a major role in breeding, selecting, and trialling all kinds of hardy flowering shrubs for the prairie landscape, including roses. With Dr. Philip Ronald of Jeffries Nurseries as our guest editor, we take a fresh look at these useful and beautiful plants in our 2021 edition. As always, The Prairie Garden aims to be a guide for gardeners of all skill levels in the short-season gardening zones of Canada and the US. You’ll find over thirty articles on the theme and another dozen or so on general gardening topics, all contributed by experienced gardeners and experts. Guest editor Dr. Philip Ronald was raised in the Canadian prairies and educated in plant breeding and horticulture at the University of Manitoba and the University of Saskatchewan. He currently divides his time between teaching ornamental horticulture at the University of Manitoba, managing Riverbend Orchards, a 20-acre fruit farm, and providing support to the research and marketing programs at Jeffries Nurseries. He resides near Portage la Prairie with his wife Karen and their children. ~ Click here to order your copy ~ Purchase a copy for yourself – makes an ideal gift, too! To order or be placed on our standing order list, please visit our Order Page. Subscribe to The Prairie Garden
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See what others are saying about the 2020 edition of The Prairie Garden: Inspired By Nature...
Prince Albert Daily Herald "With over 30 articles on gardening with native plants and an additional dozen on general gardening topics, this edition is an excellent primer on how to invite the Prairies into your garden." Edmonton Journal "The 2020 edition of The Prairie Garden features the theme ‘Inspired by Nature.’ It focuses on how gardeners in our region can take a cue from nature in everything from design to plant choice to ongoing care, so as to create beautiful, resilient gardens that are less work to maintain and friendlier to all living things. As always, it aims to be a guide for gardeners of all skill levels in the short-season gardening zones of Canada." |
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Previous Editions
2021: Flowering Shrubs
2020: Inspired by Nature
2019: Growing Food
2018: Shade
2017: Herbs & Spices
2016: Fruit & Berries
2015: Grasses & Succulents
2014: 75th Anniversary Edition
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