“Squeezing alot into a Small Plot” D’Arcy Schenk, horticulturalist with the Wascana Centre Authority will discuss growing both vegetables and flowers in a small plot. He will explain how to conserve water while still growing lots of good things to eat and preserve. With gardening, half the fun is getting there; D’Arcy will share his small gardening… »
An Evergreen Project Planning Meeting will be held at 2636 Wascana Street at 1:30pm. Fundraising, Planning & Development… »
The Regina Floral Conservatory will be hosting a Mother’s Tea Advanced Tickets are recommended. Cost: $7.00 per person. Tea Time: 12:30 – 4:30 pm Arranged in four sittings: 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 For more information, please visit… »
A limited edition series of the mini-sculptures which have been numbered and signed by Cicansky will be available for sale on June 5th at the Regina & District Food Bank in combination with a tour of the RDFB facilities located at 445 Winnipeg Street. $600.00 per set (plus taxes) June 5th Tour of the Regina… »
On Monday, April 26th, despite the cool weather, members of the Pathway Community Church volunteered their professional skills to build a new garden shed at YARA-Grow Regina Community Garden. This new garden shed, generously being constructed and donated to Grow Regina, will provide onsite storage for their rototilling equipment. This initiative is essential to allow… »
An Evergreen Project Planning Meeting will be held at 2636 Wascana Street at 7pm. Fundraising, Planning & Development… »
Spring is around the corner and gardening time has arrived. Get the information you need to make the most of our short but intense growing season. D’Arcy Schenk, horticulturist with the Wascana Centre Authority, will address a variety of gardening and landscaping concerns with Regina’s growing conditions in mind. Click Here to view or download… »
The warm days of spring has brought signs of life back to YARA-GRCG. On Saturday, April 17th, the first Garden Operations work party began for this season with five dedicated volunteers moving and turning the large compost pile that we were unable to shred last fall due to the inclement weather. As time and weather… »
Grow Regina Board President, Karen Watkins, opened the Spring Gardeners’ Meeting at 7:00 p. m. by welcoming everyone. About 90 people were in attendance. Chairperson Karen also introduced the Board members and commented that the Board has been very busy with regular and committee meetings and with completion of tasks generated by those meetings. The… »
According the The Old Farmer’s Almanac, the best dates for planting seeds in the ground doors is listed below. When determining the best planting dates for seeds, the date of the last spring frost is important to your success. NOTE: Our chart calculates frost dates only, based on historical data. Keep records of your garden’s… »
An Evergreen Project Planning Meeting will be held at 2636 Wascana Street at 7pm. Fundraising, Planning & Development… »
Please check the 2010 Fall Newsletter for rates or online at Fall Rototilling – Plowing for People (please follow the link highlighted in red… »
Actually, it’s cardamom, cumin, coriander, chili pepper, peppercorn and red onion roasted cauliflower. It’s easy to make and has wonderful flavors from the Indian spices. The past few months, we’ve seen purple and orange cauliflower at the grocery store and finally tried them in this roasted cauliflower recipe. Wouldn’t you want colorful cauliflower too? We… »
An Evergreen Project Planning Meeting will be held at 2636 Wascana Street at 7pm. Fundraising, Planning & Development… »
The Grow Regina Membership Committee met on Saturday, April 10th, to finalize the garden assignments. All available garden spaces at YARA-Grow Regina Community Garden have now been allocated for the 2010 season and Grow Regina will no longer be accepting applications for this season. All successful applicants were emailed/mailed a confirmation of garden plot assignment… »
Grow Regina has achieved worldwide interest! Since the new Grow Regina site was created on June 28, 2009, we have received visits by 54 countries. Out of curiosity, a visitor tracking tool was added using Google Analytics. I am amazed how many people have found our community garden in Regina, Saskatchewan. Below image highlights the… »
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