Happy New Year! Here is our first real podcast for “Regenerative Landscapes” where you can find out more about our hosts. Please like, share and download for more episodes in 2021! <iframe title=”Meet the hosts!” src=”https://www.podbean.com/media/player/sddfj-f64d20?from=usersite&vjs=1&skin=1&fonts=Helvetica&auto=0&download=1” height=”315″ width=”100%” style=”border: none;” scrolling=”no” data-name=”pb-iframe-player”></iframe> Meet the hosts! podbean.com
Myself and two of my friends and colleagues started this crazy idea of putting a podcast together featuring topics related to regenerative landscaping. You can find out more about what this means in our first episode (tentatively scheduled for a Dec. 30 launch right in time for New Year’s!), but …
Medieval Manor Gardens is proud to be a part of the TransEd Valley Line LRT project. Multiple areas along the route had to be cleared for construction, before which time we collected native seed from along the river valley in order to propagate native species to revegetate the areas upon …
Episode 4 of the Regenerative Landscapes podcast, “It is Wet” is now available on Apple, Google and Spotify. We dive into what constitutes a wetland, some different natural and manmade types of wetland, and why we should conserve existing ones as well as create new ones. Never a dull moment …
In this episode the TreeO discusses how to begin nativescaping your yard while maintaining a good relationship with your neighbors. From choosing beautiful, appropriate native plants, to educating and including those that live next door, we show that it is possible, and may even engage others to find an interest …
Our second episode of Regenerative Landscapes is available to download. This episode we discuss more about why everyone should get involved with regenerative landscaping, what you can do and more! The first 100 subscribers can get in on some sweet deals so make sure you subscribe, like and share! <iframe …
Join us in conjunction with the Parkland County Library system at Keephills Library Saturday, July 25 at 10:30 am for a native plant hike. Call the Keephills library to register or message them on FB @pclibraries. Learn to identify some native plants and invasives and discover their many amazing uses! …
With such stressors as climatic shifts, economic instability, and now Covid-19, a world wide pandemic, people are looking for more ways than ever to augment their food supplies, control what’s in their food, contribute something worthy to their family unit, and even just partake in something calming to take a …
We’ve definitely had some ups and downs this winter and not just those temperatures! Just after Christmas we had a heater go out in one of our propagation houses which caused the loss of some seedlings and set back some of our older plants. Luckily we don’t have all our …
Take a stroll with our guide through the Rosenthal Woods west of Stony Plain and discover plant and animal species native to the area. Learn edible and medicinal properties as well as some primitive skills. Upon returning feel free to peruse our plants, teas, natural sodas, local art work and …
