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Page 1: WORKSHOP DETAILS & SCHEDULE May 9th, 2009 · Colleen Watson, of Watson Designs in Landscaping, landscape architect, provides pointers for planning your garden and your yard. Make

1. Soil and Nutritional Challenges for Manitoba Gardeners: Dr. Jim Bole, Soil Specialist, prof. At U of M (retired) discusses the particular nature of the soil Manitoba Gardeners deal with, and off ers advice

2. Pruning – Th e Kindest Cut: Sponsored by Viburnum Tree ExpertsMike Allen Certifi ed ISA, Arborist with Viburnum Tree Experts, explains the hows and whys of pruning deciduous shrubs and trees, and the importance of heritage trees.

3. Th e Eco-Lawn – Finally Green Grass!: Dave Hanson of Sage Garden Herbs covers the specifi c benefi ts of plant-ing this ‘green’seed, with a focus on why it is so well suited to Manitoba, and how it dramatically reduces the eff ort to keep your lawn beautiful.

4. Laying out the Garden: Colleen Watson, of Watson Designs in Landscaping, landscape architect, provides pointers for planning your garden and your yard. Make the most of your space.

5. Building Garden Structures: Daryl Fowler of McMunn & Yates Building Supplies advises and gives pointers for constructing arbors and other garden structures. Add an-other dimension to your garden.

6. Container Gardening: Carlos Ferreira, garden designer, describes the practical and creative aspects of container gardens – Advice on soil, locations, containers and how to choose the right container.

7. Tree-Banding De-Mystifi ed: Samantha Mutchmor, of the Coalition to Save the Elms, explains and answers questions on why, how and when to tree band to protect our priceless resource.

8. Native Plants in the Garden: Shirley Froehlich of Prairie Originals shows the benefi ts of including indig-enous plants in our gardens, especially if we want to attract butterfl ies, bees, birds and benefi cial insects.

9. Traditional Plant Remedies Using Indigenous Plants: Sponsored by APTNColeen Rajotte, award-winning fi lmmaker, journalist, host of ‘Vitality Garden-ing’, a weekly gardening series on APTN presents a workshop on gathering wild plants for traditional remedies.

10. Th e Veggie Garden Updated: Jeannette Adams, Master Gardener describes a vegetable garden ‘not in a straight row’; and off ers ideas and advice on incorporating vegetables with companion planting in the urban yard.

11:00 -11:45 Keynote Speaker - Sponsored by APTN KEN BEATTIE Sound Horticultural Practices: Bringing out the best in both garden and gardener.

12:00 -1:00 - Lunch in the Great Hall Light refreshments available throughout the day.

Limited Seating ~ Pre-register by May 1st -Exciting Workshops - Vendor Displays - Info Booths - Demonstrations

May 9th, 20099:00 am - 4:00 pm

GARDENING SATURDAYWORKSHOP DETAILS & SCHEDULE

For details, info and registration forms: call: 204.837.4324 email: [email protected] or visit: friendsconservatory.com to download registration forms

Session A 9:00 - 9:45

Session B 10:00 - 10:45

Page 2: WORKSHOP DETAILS & SCHEDULE May 9th, 2009 · Colleen Watson, of Watson Designs in Landscaping, landscape architect, provides pointers for planning your garden and your yard. Make

11. What’s New! What’s Hot!: Sponsored by Samborski Garden Supplies Ltd. Dorothie Dobbie, publisher of Manitoba Gardener and host of the CJOB’s Sunday Garden Show moderates a panel of owners of Winnipeg’s 3 leading garden centres: Jan Pederson of Shelmerdine’s, Carla Hrycyna of St. Mary’s, and Harry Schreimer of Schriemer’s, on this year’s favourite and newest plants.

12. Understanding Small Engines and Choosing the Right Tool: Alvin Rueckert, Territory Manager, Professional Division, Husqvarna Canada Corp. and Randy Heubner, AllCraft Mechanical discuss and answer questions on small repairs and maintenance for lawnmowers and other garden machines.

13. Pond Installation and Maintenance: Jane Zoutman, creator of 2 ponds and renovator of 4 ponds at Fort Whyte Centre gives advice to fi rst-time pond builders, and inspiration to the owners of existing ones.

14. Th e Alien Invasion: Jane Seniw, certifi ed arborist, identifi es invasive plant and insect pests arriving with climate change; and off ers timely advice.

15. Bee Smart!: John Russell, Vice President of the Red River Apiarists Association discusses the vital nature of bee pollination, the impact and background of ‘colony collapse disorder’ and off ers advice on Beekeeping for the Hobbyist.

16. Plant Propagation: Sponsored by Pollard BanknoteLinda Stilkowsky, Winnipeg Free Press Garden Columnist off ers tips and techniques for successfully making new plants, including seed sowing, the numerous types of cuttings and layering divisions and graft ing.

17. Organic Solutions for the Garden:Reena Nerbas, author of 3 books “Household Solutions 1 with Substitutions; House-hold Solutions 2 with Kitchen Secrets; and Household Solutions 3 the Green Edition” gives organic household solutions for garden pests.

18. Mighty MYKE – Garden Superhero!: Sponsored by Schriemers Home & Garden Showplace Arlene Wheeler, noted garden speaker and store manager of Schriemer’s Home and Garden Centre, explains the importance of the fungi ‘mycorrhiza’ in the garden. Get your plants thriving, not surviving.

19. Bringing the Indoors, Out! : Sponsored by Changes by DesignTara MacTavish, interior designer and owner of Changes by Design off ers advice on creating garden rooms for relaxing and entertaining. Expand your living space.

20. Th rift y Gardening: Sponsored by Bothwell CheeseLinda Dietrick shows how to create beautiful gardens on tight budgets. Tips for beginners, inspiration for the experienced.

21. Photography in the Garden: Damien Bilinsky, Education Trainer of Don’s Photo off ers advice on how to permanently record those magical fl eeting moments in the garden.

22. Toxic Plants: Dr. Eva Pip of the University of Winnipeg explains the deadly nature of some of our most beautiful garden plants. Every year children, pets and people sicken or die. Learn about these common, but toxic, plants.

23. Make the most of your entrance: Sponsored by Western Paint & WallcoveringSharlene Neilsen of Front Door Stories gives advice, design tips, and an-swers questions on containers and plants to enhance your entrance.

24. Lighting the Garden: Sponsored by Robinson LightingBret Robinson of Robinson Lighting off ers pointers on creating night magic in your garden. Extend your enjoyment of your garden.

Session E 3:00 - 3:45

Session C 1:00 - 1:45

Session D 2:00 - 2:45

Bronze Workshop Sponsors

Gold Vendor Displays Sponsor

Diamond Keynote Sponsor

Pollard BanknoteSchriemers Home & Garden ShowplaceSamborski Garden Supplies Ltd.Viburnum Tree ExpertsRobinson LightingWestern Paint & Wallcovering