Part of RPL's Gardening and Nature programming series.
\nThis is an in-person program. \; Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell. Register to recei ve a reminder\, and any other resources.
\nDates: \;The gardening series programs with Sheila Bonneteau\, Master Gardener run on Saturdays March 11th\, 18th\, 25th\, and April 22nd\, 2023. Click the links below for more information:
\nMarch 11\, 2023\, 1:30 PM -
3:00 PM\, No Dig Gardening
March 18\, 2023\, 11:00-12:30 PM\, Tropical Houseplan
ts Part 1
March 18\, 2023\, 2:00-3:30 PM\, Tropical Houseplants Part 2March 2
5\, 2023\, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM\, Summer Container Combinations
April 22\,2023\
,1:30PM-3:00 PM\, Native Prairie Flower Garden
#1. No Dig Gardening: \;Learn the techniques to adopt a no-till appr oach to cultivating healthier soil and gardens with amazing results! Mothe r Nature doesn't turn the soil\, so why are we? \;
\n#2. Tropical Houseplants Part 1: This two part series will address w hich plants are currently trendy and optimal for our homes and offices. Wh ile also exploring the health benefits of growing houseplants. \; &nbs p\;
\n#3. Tropical Houseplants \;Part 2: \; The second part of the series will address plant maintenance\, transplanti ng\, and troubleshooting houseplants. \;
\n#4. Summer Co ntainer Combinations: \;It's time to think outside our typica l plant lists \;and be visually inspired to get more creative \;wi th \;our \;annual containers \;with \;locally sourced\, ea sy-to-grow bedding \;plants.
\n#5. Native Prairie Flower Garden: \;Discover how to blend flowing ornamental grasses&n bsp\;with \;hardy \;native \;perennials to create thriving&nbs p\;gardens that \;are winter-hardy\, drought-tolerant\, and insect res istant. \;
\nPresenter
Information: \;Aside from holding her Master Gardener accred
itation\, \;Sheila \;studied greenhouse crop production and has ow
ned Mannequin Gardening Solutions since 2011\, providing landscape and gar
den consulting services to homeowners in Regina and the surrounding region
. \;With her 30 years of experience gardening on the Canadian prairie
s\, \;Sheila \;offers homeowners advice no matter their skill leve
l\, to achieve success in their outdoor spaces and vegetable gardens.
\; Additionally\, she designs beautiful\, budget-friendly landscapes and f
lower gardens for clients that withstand our harsh growing climate. \
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Sheila&rsquo\;s winters are spent presenting to gardeners
nationwide that are interested in learning about the many horticultural to
pics she is passionate about. \; Her presentations visually inspire an
d detail commonsense approaches to being sustainable and successful in our
urban landscapes.