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Saskatoon gardeners welcome return of in-person tours

Saskatoon horticultural society's passport garden tour will be held in-person after 2 years online.

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Saskatoon's gardening community is ready to show off two years of growth to their friends and neighbours. 

A dozen planting enthusiasts will showcase their efforts as part of Saturday's Passport Garden Tour, an event organized by the Saskatoon Horticultural Society. Participants can visit six of the city's standout gardens on a self-guided tour, as well as a bonus garden outside of Saskatoon.

This will be the first in-person tour since 2019. The last two events have been held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Horticultural Society board member Megan Larson-Wilkie said it will highlight gardens that have grown and prospered while people spent more time at home.

"We tried to find a real variety of yards. There's one that has a 45-foot-wide espaliered apple tree, which is pretty special. Then we have different water features, lots of architectural design, and both new and established yards, so there's really something for everybody."

Espaliered trees are grown flat against a wall or fence, a technique that horticultural scientists trace back to the Roman era. 

Maxine Panchuk started gardening nine years ago. Her Nutana-area yard, featured in this year's tour, is small but she works every inch of it, planting a variety of perennial flowers, native plants, herbs and vegetables in the front and back yards. She has also expanded over the years to include the boulevard in front of her home, the alley behind it, and even her roof.

"I didn't realize I was going to love gardening so much when I first started," Panchuk said. "I live a pretty busy life and I'm a pretty stressed-out person, so I find that getting a chance to come home at the end of the day or in the morning, just spend a little time in the garden or looking at the plants throughout the summer, I really get a feeling of calmness and relaxation. It helps me to kind of slow down a bit … and we grow lots of healthy food."

Larson-Wilkie is also an avid gardener, now in her fifteenth year. She said it was definitely a source of respite during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"It was great to spend lots of time back there. It feeds my soul, and it's great physical exercise. I like the intellectual challenge of gardening, too: it's kind of like a puzzle and there's lots of problem solving — what's going to bloom when and what plants should I put together? And it's just great therapy, getting back to nature," she said.

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The Passport Garden Tour takes place from noon to 4 p.m. CST on Saturday, July 23. Passports can be purchased from Early's Farm and Garden Centre for $15. 

​​​​​​​With files from CBC Radio's Saskatoon Morning

Tuesday, July 12, 2022

The passport garden tour is back.

It's time to get excited because for the first time since 2019, the Saskatoon Horticultural Society's in-person Passport Garden Tour is happening! We cannot wait to see you at our feature gardens on July 23!

First, the general details:

Date: July 23, 2022

Time: 12-4 pm

Where: It's a secret! Buy a passport at Early's Farm and Garden (either location) to find out the six addresses, located in Fairhaven, Nutana, Nutana Park, River Heights, East College Park, and Evergreen. All gardens are located in Saskatoon, with a bonus rural garden open in the morning only

Other Details: This is a self-drive (or walk/bike/scooter/etc.) tour, and you can visit as many of the yards as you like within the opening hours, in whatever order works best for you. Homeowners and SHS volunteers will be present to answer questions and chat all things gardening. (On that note, want to volunteer? Contact us. )

Whatever your favourite gardening style, the tour locations have something for everyone! You will see:

• a 22-year old 45-foot wide espaliered Norland apple tree
• Jurassic-sized sun-loving hostas
• gorgeous water features including aquatic plants and goldfish
• 10-year old Arctic kiwi vines
• architectural accents and custom decor
• a boulevard garden
• veggies and fruit thriving in minimal sunlight
• sustainable approaches for water conservation, weed control, and use of small spaces
• drought-resistant groundcovers
• fruit trees and shrubs including goji berries, apples, blueberries, sour cherries, pears, saskatoons, raspberries, haskaps, and pincherries
• perennial beds
• a large herb garden featuring medicinal and culinary herbs
• ...and more!

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Secret garden tour reveals city's hidden gems

The full bloom of nature will be on display Sunday during the Nest Secret Garden Tour.

The self-guided tour features extravagant gardens in back yards across the Saskatoon. The event is also a fundraiser for Nest Saskatoon, which supports refugee settlement in the city.

Organizer Margareth Peterson said in a release that the tour is a great way to see nature at its best and support a great cause. "The garden tour is a wonderful way to celebrate both the diversity of our city's neighbourhoods and neighbours. It's also an enjoyable way to spend a Sunday afternoon."

Passports to the tour are $10 and can be purchased in flower shops across the city. For more information on the tour or to purchase a passport, contact Noreen at 477-2663 or Jane at 955-2156.

The self-guided tour features extravagant gardens in back yards across the Saskatoon.

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Get your hands on gorgeous, locally grown flowers for you or someone you love. Shifting Blooms flowers are as local as it gets–straight from my backyard into your arms.

We are a small flower farm specializing in cut flowers that you won’t see in your local grocery store. Every week from June to September we sell our flowers through pop-up sales, our bouquet subscriptions, bouquet-making events, and weddings.

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From June to October (depending on the weather) Shifting Blooms hosts weekly pop-up sales with bouquets fresh from what’s blooming and designer Kristen’s imagination.  Kristen is known for including unique elements in her designs.  You never know what she’ll create from week to week.  All pop-up bouquets are first come, first served.  Want to secure your bouquet?  Custom orders are always available.

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Our wedding flowers don’t look like every other wedding out there!  Shifting Blooms bouquets are colourful, fresh, fun, and dare I say a tiny bit wild.  Locally sourced flowers grown straight from our garden will make your day unique.  We’ll take your vision and colours and turn them into something beautiful.

When you work with a farmer florist, we grow your wedding flowers just for you.  And when you follow our account, chances are you’ll see your flowers growing in preparation for your wedding day–how cool is that?

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Treat yourself or someone you love with a bouquet subscription!  Spots available in Saskatoon, SK with pickup at either the acreage or at our usual spot in the mall across from South Costco.

Weekly and Bi-Weekly Business subscriptions are also available.  Enhance your customers shopping experience with fresh local blooms in your store.

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Relax and have fun during our bouquet nights.  Grab a group of your besties, walk through the garden snipping the prettiest blooms as you go.  Then Kristen will walk you through her process for making a bouquet that looks good every time, as you soak in the beauty and nibble delicious treats from Style & Graze YXE.

New for 2024!  We will partnering with the Wildflower YXE in Brighton to bring you and your friends a night of fun right in the city.

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The Saskatchewan Perennial Society established with the City of Saskatoon two gardens at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo.

The Robin Smith Meditation Garden , is in the location of the former Foreman's House and was completed in 1998. It is named after Robin Smith (1948-1994) a landscape architect with the Meewasin Valley Authority and past president of the Saskatchewan Perennial Society.

The Heritage Rose Garden is located adjacent to the Meditation Garden in the area that was formerly the vegetable garden of the Foreman's House. This garden commemorates early plant breeders who collected, selected and hybridized hardy plants for prairie gardeners. This garden was completed in 2005.

The following is a walking tour map of the Forestry Farm Park showing the location of the gardens.

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Orange you glad it will soon be National Garden Day?

Sunday, June 16 is National Garden Day, a time for Canadians to get outdoors and live the garden life.  

National Garden Day is the culmination of the month-long Garden Days promotion which kicked off May 18, presented by Gardens Canada.

Garden Days events have been taking place across the country over the past four weeks, including tours of botanical gardens and displays by horticulture societies. Just a few examples of scheduled events included the opening of the Garden of Healing, with free Zumba in the Park, at the Assiniboine Park Conservancy in Manitoba; The Sicamous Farmers’ Market, in Sicamous, B.C., has been celebrating local agriculture, artists and artisans at its Friday markets and Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens in Nova Scotia — rated one of “ Canada’s Top Ten Gardens Worth Travelling For ” at the 2023 International Garden Tourism Conference — hosts a Garden Days celebration on June 15.  

Vivian Shum, executive director of Gardens Canada, also known as the Canadian Garden Council, says the non-profit organization aims to inspire and educate Canadians about the numerous health, economic and environmental advantages that gardens offer.

“This year, we are celebrating our 10th anniversary. Our mission is to highlight the country’s garden destinations through various initiatives, including the 2024 theme: ‘Live the Garden Life. Experience Canada’s Garden Destinations.’”  

One way to celebrate Garden Days is to answer the call to “ Plant Orange ,” says Shum.

“Communities in Bloom has extended an invitation for everyone to plant orange as a tribute to our Indigenous communities. This initiative resonates deeply with the theme of ‘Plants Love You,’ as it highlights the interconnectedness between nature and culture.”  

Shum says there are numerous ways to incorporate the vibrant hue of orange into your gardening projects.

“You can introduce a variety of orange flowers into your garden beds or containers for a burst of colour, or incorporate orange foliage accents to diversify textures and hues into your landscape. You can also grow orange-hued fruits and vegetables to add visual interest. The best part is that you even get to enjoy the delicious bounty of your labour.”  

Orange flowers that grow well in our region include petunias, lilies, roses, coneflowers, impatiens, marigolds, tulips, verbena, lantana, portulaca and more. Don’t forget to add carrots, peppers and pumpkins to your veggie patch.  

Garden Days is also an invitation to explore Canada’s many garden destinations, here at home or while vacationing.

“Whether it’s visiting a botanical garden, strolling through a community park or touring a private garden estate, immersing yourself in the beauty of these locations is a fantastic way to celebrate,” says Shum.  

You can discover a diverse variety of garden experiences by checking out Canada’s Garden Route on the Gardens Canada website at livethegardenlife.gardenscanada.ca .

“Our country boasts an abundance of extraordinary gardens, each with its own unique story, character and charm. From the lush botanical gardens in British Columbia, to the historic sites of Quebec, and from the vibrant floral displays of Ontario to the serene landscapes of the Maritimes, there are numerous captivating destinations waiting to be explored,” says Shum.  

In Saskatoon, you can make the most of Garden Days by visiting such destinations as the Forestry Farm Park, including its heritage rose garden, the Robin Smith meditation garden and the popular Prairie Butterfly House; the Garden Park at Innovation Place, featuring perennial beds, ponds with native and exotic water lilies and lotus varieties, as well as a Japanese dry garden; the Meewasin Trail, which extends throughout the downtown river valley; and the Beaver Creek Conservation Area, where you can join a guided wildflower walk on Fridays and Saturdays.

A one-hour drive from Saskatoon is the Batoche National Historic Site, featuring beautiful hybrid and heritage plants. The Motherwell Homestead National Historic Site in Abernathy provides insight into the agriculture practices of early settlers, with gardens featuring heirloom fruits and vegetables.  

The Saskatchewan Horticultural Association will host its annual Garden Tour of Northeastern Saskatchewan on July 26-28, offering participants the opportunity to explore private gardens, a Haskap berry farm, a honeybee farm and a Hutterite colony. The bus tour will journey to Star City, Tisdale, Ridgedale, Carrot River, Nipawin and White Fox. Those on board are invited to bring coolers that can be filled with local food finds.  

“Live the garden life,” urges Shum. “Get out, explore and enjoy Canada’s beautiful gardens and garden experiences. Discover gardens close to home or as travel destinations on your next adventure.”  

To learn more about the Canadian Garden Council’s programs, including National Garden Day events and activities, visit livethegardenlife.gardenscanada.ca .  

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Join the 2024 Rock Your Roots Walk for Reconciliation on June 21: Let’s walk and heal together

Reconciliation Saskatoon invites everyone in the community to join the 2024 Rock Your Roots: Walk for Reconciliation on June 21 — National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Event Details: Friday, June 21 10:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Victoria Park

• 10:00 a.m. Gather in Victoria Park
• 10:30 -11:30 a.m. Reconciliation Walk along the river
• 11:30 -11:45 a.m. Walk ends in Victoria Park at Reconciliation Circle (near the Lions skate park)

After the walk, the Saskatoon Indian Métis Friendship Centre will host a free lunch, a program and activities in the park.

This walk brings the community together to honour the truth of the Residential schools and those who survived them, as well as demonstrate our collective commitment to reconciliation.

“I had a dream of walking for Residential School Survivors that didn’t have a voice,” says Jamie Fiddler, Residential School Survivor. “This Rock Your Roots walk is a covenant of truth or ‘tāpwēwin’ and reconciliation or ‘miyo-wâhkôhtowin.’ As we are one family, we walk and heal together, going into the future.”

Participants of the walk are invited to “Rock Your Roots” by wearing orange or contemporary/cultural regalia, or carrying signs that celebrate their heritage. Knowledge Keepers will start the day with a ceremony. Residential School Survivors will be honoured by leading the walk. Along the route, an international cast of singers, dancers, and musicians will celebrate the diverse cultures of Saskatoon.

This year, organizers have several initiatives to reduce waste at the event through their Mother Earth team.  They encourage participants to bring their own water bottle, waste free snacks, and throw compostables and recyclable items in the right bins.

Reconciliation Saskatoon recognizes the incredible support of Community Investors that make this walk possible. For the full list of supporters and all event details, visit: www.ReconciliationSaskatoon.com/rock-your-roots    

Rock Your Roots is organized by Reconciliation Saskatoon , which is co-chaired by the City of Saskatoon. The intent of this event is to answer the  TRC Calls to Action  by demonstrating a commitment to Reconciliation, honouring Residential School Survivors, and continuing work towards an inclusive community. The walk has been an annual one in Saskatoon since 2016.

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Get out and smell the flowers: your guide to minnesota garden tours.

From urban to rural gardens, small to large lots, and vegetable to rainwater gardens, avid gardeners are getting ready to roll out the welcome mat to their yards as a way to educate and inspire other green thumb enthusiasts. Here are some upcoming tours in the metro area and beyond that range in themes, offering something for everyone.

WEST END NEIGHBORS' GARDEN TOUR

June 15: Explore the lush greenery of traditional gardens, the charm of native landscapes, the creativity of alley gardens and the productivity of vegetable gardens. The tour is a celebration of St. Paul's W. 7th area and its diverse gardening styles. A plant sale is also part of the event. (10 a.m. to 3 p.m., free; fortroadfed.org/west-end-garden-tour )

SEWARD GARDEN TOUR

June 20 : This tour invites you to witness the beauty and care of 10 urban gardens in the heart of Minneapolis' historic Seward neighborhood. Take a tour through the beautiful gardens, followed by an afterparty with drinks and flower raffle. Spots are limited. (6 to 8 p.m.; $15 advance, $20 day of tour; sng.org )

HENNEPIN COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS LEARNING GARDEN TOUR

July 13: Hennepin County Master Gardener volunteers host this self-guided tour spotlighting 10 gardens in Minneapolis and Edina. (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; $15 advance; $20 day of tour. Children under 12 free with paid adult; hennepinmastergardeners.org )

NEW PRAGUE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY TOUR

July 13: A self-guided tour of private and public gardens plus presentations on the history of gardening and agriculture in the area. 400 E. Main St., New Prague. (9 a.m. to 1 p.m., $10; tinyurl.com/3cxudnbe )

NORTHFIELD GARDEN CLUB TOUR

July 13-14: Homeowners in the Northfield area open their gardens to the public in this self-guided tour that features six residential gardens. Gardens aim to show a variety such as vegetables, fruit and flowers. Garden art is also part of the lineup. (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $10; thenorthfieldgardenclub.org )

AUXILIARY PRIVATE GARDEN TOURS

July 14-16: Guests of the Arboretum Auxiliary will tour four local private gardens via air-conditioned motor coaches. Look for creative color combinations, showcase pollinator-friendly plantings, interesting water features and beautiful art pieces. (9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. to noon Monday, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday; $93 for Sunday tours and $85 for Monday and Tuesday tours. Children 15 and under free with paid ticketed adult; arb.umn.edu/GardenTours )

WASHINGTON COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS GARDEN TOUR

July 20: The Learning and Growing tour will feature seven gardens in White Bear Lake, Oakdale and Stillwater. The gardens range from small city lots to those on acreage; from flowers and shrubs to native plants and a variety of vegetables. Master Gardeners will answer questions at each garden and educational materials will be available. (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $15 in advance, $20 day of event; washingtoncountymg.org )

MWGS WATER GARDEN TOUR

July 27-28: The 27th Annual Minnesota Water Garden Society tour includes picturesque gardens, wonderful waterfalls and stunning streams. (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; $15 in advance, $20 day of event, $5 for a single tour site; mwgs.org )

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS GARDEN TOUR

Aug. 9: Enjoy a delightful evening of nature's beauty. Grab a map at Blooming Sunshine Garden in Lomianki Park (80 39th Av. NE., Columbia Heights) to guide you through the stunning gardens of participating community members. (5 to 8 p.m.; facebook.com/events/734358168759224 )

BEYOND THE METRO

ROCHESTER GARDEN AND FLOWER CLUB

July 13: This tour spotlights six private gardens, and includes educational booths, local artisans and musicians. (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $15, under 18 free; rgfc.org )

DULUTH WOMEN'S CLUB TOUR OF HOMES AND GARDENS

July 17: The 56th annual tour features homes and gardens from different times and eras in the community, from stately old homes to modern homes of today. (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $42; duluthwomansclub.com )

LINDEN HILL HISTORIC ESTATE GARDEN TOUR

July 17: Walk at your own pace to see formal gardens on the grounds, then make your way to see more gardens against the backdrop of historic mansions. Then grab a map and drive to featured private gardens in the community. 608 Highland Av., Little Falls, Minn. (3 to 8 p.m.; $10; littlefallsmn.com/events/garden-tour/ )

Star Tribune staff writer Coles contributed to this story.

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