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Upcoming Workshop

Thinking of the garden? Want to get some great tips for gardening? Come down to this workshop if you are local. Limit of 90 participants. Hope to see you there!! Sangudo & District Horticultural Club Presents: Our Annual Gardener Workshop Spend the day with fellow gardeners ~ As the club is Celebrating 40 years! Saturday,Continue reading “Upcoming Workshop”

Merry Christmas

Happy Christmas to all! I hope your holidays are filled with the joy of family and love and abundance and health. All the best in 2023! Soon we will have the new catalogue out and I thank everyone for their patience and continued support. I hope your garden yielded you an abundance of wholesome andContinue reading “Merry Christmas”

Seed Saving Workshop

I am offering the seed saving workshop for the 2022 on Friday November 11, from 11:15 to 4:30. Cost is free and we are going to cover many aspects of seed saving with lots of hands on and time for questions. Email your willingness to help and bring a potluck item. Oh and everyone bringContinue reading “Seed Saving Workshop”

Changes to event dates

Hello everyone So given we are back to this, I will have to postpone the strawberry planting and learning opportunity scheduled for this Saturday April 30. We will have to try in a week or so. Contact me if you have registered and can make it the following Saturday. There was a mix up onContinue reading “Changes to event dates”

Food shortages? Not when you grow your own!

There is some talk going around the internet of upcoming food shortages forecast either to scare people or force them into accepting government handouts. But whatever the reason, it does not concern me and whenever possible I post when I have extras if either plants or food, veggies, strawberries etc. Join the contact list ifContinue reading “Food shortages? Not when you grow your own!”

Heirloom seeds? What’s the difference?

I often get asked what heirloom seeds are and how do they differ from other seeds offered. So I will attempt to answer that to the best of my ability. Heirloom seeds are generally considered an open pollinated seed variety from history. To qualify, the general rule of thumb is that the variety has beenContinue reading “Heirloom seeds? What’s the difference?”

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Christmas tree Hunting 2021

This year we are opening up our forest woodlot to a special family Christmas tree hunting season. We will take you and your family out into the lot of special spruce trees of just the right size for you and your family’s living room. These are trees that are growing in the pasture and willContinue reading “Christmas tree Hunting 2021”

Squashes

We have a few fresh squashes to sell. These beauties will bake or freeze or keep for later use at room Temperature well into the winter. Ones pictured are all edible soup kinds. Crosses between Uncle Dave’s Dakota Dessert, and Australian Butter and Cinderella. Available now; call us at area code 780, seven 85- twoContinue reading “Squashes”

Potato/JA Harvest

Yes, we had a drought and yes it was a poor year for many garden crops. We had none of most things we normally do, such as beets, peas and carrots. We did manage to get the harvest in and were pleasantly surprised by the potatoes – they did very well and I have tooContinue reading “Potato/JA Harvest”