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SUMMARY:Seed Harvest Workshop and Garden Tour - November 14
DESCRIPTION:Workshop 2: Saturday\, November 14\, 12:00pm to 2:00pm \nMid-autumn is a perfect time for seed harvesting\, whether you share your seeds with others\, sow them for your own garden\, or propagate plants as part of your seed-sitting efforts. \n\nJoin block ambassador Douglas Counter for a free seed harvest workshop in his established pollinator gardens located near the Etobicoke Civic Centre. Offered on two dates\, rain or shine\, this 2-hour workshop includes:\nharvesting seed from plants with different seedhead structures based on ripeness and availability (take home the seed you harvest for drying and cleaning);\ndemonstration of seed drying\, cleaning\, packaging\, labelling\, and storage;\ndemonstration of seed sowing in seed trays and pots for natural outdoor germination;\nPLUS a short tour of Douglas’ prairie\, storm water infiltration boulevard\, and woodland gardens—each a beautiful example of species-rich functioning habitat—with a focus on enjoying a garden’s late autumn beauty and the wildlife it attracts!\n\nDouglas brings 29 years of practical experience gardening with native plants to his workshops. \nSpaces are very limited\, so please RSVP to Douglas today at dcu.humanature@rogers.com and include your Workshop Number in the subject line of your email. Douglas will confirm location details with guests.
URL:https://projectswallowtail.ca/event/seed-harvest-workshop-2-nov-14/
LOCATION:Douglas Counter\, location given on registration\, Etobicoke\, Ontario\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Douglas Counter":MAILTO:dcu.humanature@rogers.com
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SUMMARY:Soup and Seeds: The Winnower Part 8 - November 21
DESCRIPTION:Seed cleaning workshop and FREE LUNCH at the Toronto Plant Market (Our most popular workshop!)\nWHEN: Saturday\, November 21. 10 am – 2 pm \nWHERE: 327 Bering Ave Etobicoke\, ON M8Z 5A4 in our greenhouse. \nToronto Plant Market’s Free Annual Seed Cleaning Workshop: November edition! \nSeed cleaning workshop and FREE LUNCH at the Toronto Plant Market (Our most popular workshop!) \nOur most popular workshop is back! Join us for the first of two annual seed-cleaning workshops on Saturday\, November 21\, from 10 am to 2 pm and enjoy a FREE LUNCH (gluten-free and vegan options!) \nYou and up to 40 pollinator/plant people will help us clean up 60+ species of native plants that grow in the Toronto Seed Orchard (TSO)! Led by Jonas Spring of Ecoman and the TSO\, this event will teach you about resilient native plants and seed cleaning while communing with fellow plant people! \nJonas Spring will be leading a conversation around the Toronto Seed Orchard\, the role of resilient plants in climate work\, and how we can continue to create a stable supply of native plants that can thrive in our cities. \nRegister: (EventBrite)
URL:https://projectswallowtail.ca/event/soup-and-seeds-the-winnower-part-8-november-21/
LOCATION:Toronto Plant Market\, 327 Bering Ave\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M8Z 3A5\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Toronto Plant Market":MAILTO:torontoplantmarket@gmail.com
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