The Grow Regina annual Fall Gardeners’ Meeting was brought to order by Vice-Chair John Fagan who gave a brief overview of activities of the past year… To view a printable PDF file version for the Minutes of 2011 Fall Gardeners’ Meeting, please click here.. Draft Bylaws – October 2011, please click here. Minutes of 2011… »
If you’re off to “sunny” Regina on Agribition weekend (Nov. 26 and 27th), join CBC’s fabulous Lyndon Penner for educational and entertaining workshops sponsored by the U of S Master Gardener Program. The workshops are listed below; all courses in Regina are $64 plus GST. If you’re interested in registering for any, we now have… »
Upcoming Classes in Saskatoon: October 22 & 23 – Garden Fundamentals – 9 am to 4 pm Instructor: Vanessa Ross Young, U of S Master Gardener Program Coordinator Fee: $88.20 (includes gst) Also available in distance education format. Learn the science of gardening! Understanding basic horticulture will help answer many common gardening problems and will… »
Hi All ! One of the final event of the Grow Regina gardening season is nearly upon us The Gardeners’ Fall Meeting 7pm, Tuesday October 18th at St. Mark’s Church (the big building to the south of gardens!) We will be reviewing “the garden season that was”; Your Board will let you know “what’s coming… »
When you’re carving your Halloween pumpkins, don’t throw away the seeds! Posting Courtesy of allrecipes.com: http://allrecipes.com/HowTo/Roasting-Pumpkin-Seeds/Detail.aspx When you’re carving your Halloween pumpkin, don’t just throw away the seeds, roast them in the oven! In this video (video link below), you’ll learn how to roast pumpkin seeds. After you’ve removed the seeds, you’ll learn how to… »
Smaller is Better Choose sugar pie pumpkins or other flavorful varieties. Small and sweet, with dark orange-colored flesh, they’re perfect for pies, soups, muffins and breads. A medium-sized (4-pound) sugar pumpkin should yield around 1½ cups of mashed pumpkin. This puree can be used in all your recipes calling for canned pumpkin. Field pumpkins, which… »