Urban Gardening
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Free summer tours whetting Montrealers’ appetites for urban agricultureA series of initiatives is taking place, including workshops on gardening and, starting Friday, 15 bike tours exploring several urban gardens across the city.LifestyleAug 12, 2022
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Sun Youth is finding creative ways to introduce urban gardening to Montreal childrenSun Youth is finding ways to beat inflation and teach kids about the importance of urban gardening and sustainable living in Montreal.CanadaJul 21, 2022
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Montreal woman grows banana trees in her yardLucie Hérard has managed to grow banana trees in her east-end Montreal yard, year round.CanadaSep 7, 2020
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Quebec National Assembly’s edible garden promotes urban agricultureThere are over 200 different plants in the Quebec National Assembly garden, where members of the public are allowed to pick -- and eat -- much of it.EnvironmentSep 20, 2019
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Community garden thrives where fire destroyed Calgary homeFamilies enjoy growing vegetables on their neighbour's property.FeaturesJul 24, 2019
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Long weekend kicks off gardening season in MontrealIt's been a slow start to spring in Montreal but with a long weekend paired up with nice weather, Montrealers came out in droves to stock up with their gardening supplies.CanadaMay 20, 2019
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Urban agriculture tour highlights some of Saskatoon’s creative gardenersThe second annual Urban Agriculture Tour on Saturday showed off some of Saskatoon's creative gardening projects.CanadaJul 28, 2018
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Hundreds of Le Sud-Ouest residents get their hands on free plants and soilEvery year, for over a decade, the borough of Le Sud-Ouest has provided free greenery to residents provided that they show proof of address.May 27, 2018
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Got a green thumb? Edmonton’s offering vacant lots for urban gardeningThe City of Edmonton is offering up utility land for gardeners to grow flowers and food as part of the vacant lot cultivation pilot project.EnvironmentMar 23, 2018
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Kelowna farmer wants more people to turn their lawns into gardensHis commercial urban farm operates on less than half an acre of land in downtown Kelowna.Jul 5, 2016
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