Native Plant Garden Tour: Prairie Spruce Commons Co-housing
Tue, Jul 30
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"We love our small garden areas and raise-beds and are amazed at the food, fruit and trees that can be grown"
Time & Location
Jul 30, 2024, 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
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Guests
About the Event
"Robin Alert!" …they don’t have many birds around here. Mostly gulls, pigeons, sparrows, and Canada Geese. Prairie Spruce Commons Cohousing is located on Treaty Four Territory and in Canterbury Commons neighbourhood. This area is zoned as ‘mixed-use’. Mixed use means commercial and residential and that means lots of pavement and cement. They love their small garden areas and raise-beds and are amazed at the food, fruit and trees that can be grown. Currently they are focusing on transitioning small-grassed areas around our building, including the City boulevard, to native prairie plant gardens. They are on the lookout for Robins and other varieties of birds and pollinators to find their way here, as they somehow miraculously do.
ETIQUETTE AND SUGGESTIONS FOR GARDEN TOUR PARTICIPANTS:
1. The event will be identified with a Nature Regina yard sign.
2. Don’t pick the seed. Many gardeners would like to save the seed for birds.…