Advice Clinic at Carp Farmers’ Market
Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners. We encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners. We encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners and encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners. We encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners and we encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners and encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners. We encourage good gardening practices.
Master Gardeners provide unbiased horticultural advice and expertise to home gardeners and encourage good gardening practices.
Date: April 23rd 2024Time: 06:00pm – 08:00pm Maximum Spots: 20 —– Learn how to paint with symmetry, harmony, and balance by creating mandala art displayed on a clay pot. Meet Jacqui, from The Dot Garden, that will teach you how to create various mandala designs in various 2 or 3 colours of your choice. What’s included:…
Date: April 16th 2024Time: 06:00pm – 08:00pm Maximum Spots: 20 —– Learn how to paint with symmetry, harmony, and balance by creating mandala art displayed on a clay pot. Meet Jacqui, from The Dot Garden, that will teach you how to create various mandala designs in various 2 or 3 colours of your choice. What’s…
Date: April 20th 2024Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Maximum Spots: 50 —– Gardening with Nature: Supporting biodiversity in our outdoor spaces Working with nature can not only play a positive role in supporting our wild spaces, it can actually save us a great deal of time, money and frustration while tending to our private spaces. By utilizing native plants and other wildlife friendly strategies, we can harness the power…
Date: April 13th 2024Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Maximum Spots: 50 —– Gardening with Nature: Supporting biodiversity in our outdoor spaces Working with nature can not only play a positive role in supporting our wild spaces, it can actually save us a great deal of time, money and frustration while tending to our private spaces. By utilizing native plants and other wildlife-friendly strategies, we can…
Date: April 20th 2024Time: 12:00pm – 2:00pm Maximum Spots: 50 —– Did you know that our lawns not only frame our property and spaces, but they also clean the air, store carbon, act like a sponge for stormwater runoff and even reduce temperatures around our properties? We always have so many questions about…
Date: April 13th 2024Time: 12:00pm – 2:00pm Maximum Spots: 50 —– Did you know that our lawns not only frame our property and spaces but also clean the air, store carbon, act like a sponge for stormwater runoff and even reduce temperatures around our properties? We always have so many questions about the best…
Bring your kids to Ritchie’s so they can make and take home their very own Bug Hotel with our expert gardeners; at our Richmond location at 5901 Ottawa st. Let them be creative as our experts guide them through creating a unique bug hotel of their own. They will arm them with small bug facts…
Bring your kids to Ritchie’s so they can make and take home their own Bug Hotel with our expert gardeners; at our East Ottawa location at 1390 Windmill lane, Ottawa. Let them be creative as our experts guides them through creating a unique bug hotel of their own. They will arm them with small bug facts and all decorative…
Lecture description: “We talk a lot about the plants we should plant in our gardens, but what about the ones we regret? This talk examines some of the thugs in the garden and looks at the plants that made the Ontario Value-for-Money Audit: Management of Invasive Species (2022).” Back by popular demand! Every year the…
Lecture description: “An introduction to ecosystem functions in your garden, including how non-native species can contribute.” Every year the Friends of the Central Experimental Farm (FCEF) partner with the Master Gardeners of Ottawa Carleton (MGOC) to offer timely and informative presentations. The theme of the 2024 lecture series is Garden Friends and Foes. Lectures are…
Lecture description: “You don’t have to start from scratch to have a garden that invites and encourages wildlife. You don’t have to remove favourite plants because they are not native. And you don’t have to stop “grooming” your garden. Here are strategies for letting nature into an existing garden.” Back by popular demand! Every year…
Lecture description: “You are starting a new garden, or moving to a new property and looking at a garden that is new to you. At first glance, things are lush and green, but at second glance, you recognize a dreaded invasive species. What should you do?” * * * * * Back by popular demand!…
Description of this lecture: We like to think that our garden is immune to the sorts of pests we see in gardening magazines. But is that reality and what should we do when we encounter a pest? Back by popular demand! Every year the Friends of the Central Experimental Farm (FCEF) partner with the Master…
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