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Leta Watson
Leta Watson ·
Excited to put in new raised beds for veggies.
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: Join the effort to change Sudbury’s food landscape!
Spotlight: GREEN LIVING: Join the effort to change Sudbury’s food landscape!
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
July 19 - July 20 2025 Open Garden Weekend Passports Available for Purchase in mid June Mark your calendars for Open Garden Weekend. All attendees of Open Garden Weekend must purchase a passport ($10 per person) to view and tour the gardens. Open Garden Weekend will happen rain or shine. Learn More about Open Garden Weekend For more information, contact: ogw@sudburyhorticulturalsociety.ca Vendors are Azilda Greenhouses, Southview, …
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Vanessa Sauvé
Vanessa Sauvé ·
Une touche de couleur pour accueillir la saison ! 🌸 Comme chaque année, le Centre Victoria pour femmes (Sudbury) a planté des fleurs à l’entrée — un petit geste qui fait du bien. 💐💛 Merci à Chanelle et Roselyne pour votre beau travail ! 😊
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Frosty Surprise in the Valley ❄️🌱 Whew,....The Valley had a chilly wake-up call this morning! A light frost kissed the ground in some parts (my part), and I’ve never been so glad I resisted the urge to plant early. It’s soooo hard to hold back when the days start warming up and the garden bug bites hard, but this morning was a perfect reminder: Mother Nature runs the show! If you're feeling the itch too, hang in there just a little …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Drove by on the weekend and they are busy!!!! Planting season is a great time of year!
Freskiw Farms Sudbury Inc
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Wise gardeners know that even the smallest garden has room for a tree! This Canadian Living article "Small Trees for Small Gardens" emphasizes that even the tiniest outdoor spaces can benefit from the addition of a tree. Dwarf hybrids and naturally small-statured trees not only provide structure and privacy but also enhance gardens with fragrance, colour, and movement. Many of these trees offer the added benefits of producing edible fruits …
Small trees for small gardens | Canadian Living
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Sarah Braumberger
Sarah Braumberger ·
Trying out the laundry basket method for growing potatoes. Anyone else tried this before? Not sure what it will yield, but my toddler had a great time helping me set it up!
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George Bardeggia
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Katherine Bell Gazebo at Bell Park, Sudbury Ontario. A very wide-angle.
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Throwback to last summer: My dad and this... Gourd-mushroom thing? — What do you think this is?
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Did anyone get caught by the frost? ❄️ I’ve lost a few seedlings to surprise cold snaps in the past, and it’s always heartbreaking—especially after weeks of babying them indoors! 😞 There’s nothing worse than waking up to a garden full of wilted hopes. When do you trust the weather enough to plant outside for good in Sudbury? Do you have a “tried and true” planting date you stick to every year, or do you go by soil temps or weather …
I didn't want a reminder so I didn't take a photo so here is an AI generated one.
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
No backyard? No problem — tips for starting a garden in small spaces
No backyard? No problem — tips for starting a garden in small spaces
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Outside is not ready, but these 🍅 seedlings are. 🫤
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
What are you planting this season? We have Supertunia’s by Proven Winners amongst a handful of other fun planned this year!
Supertunia’s by Proven Winners 3
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Meet the faces behind SPACES — Coffee is on us
Meet the faces behind SPACES — Coffee is on us
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
On Saturday May 31st from 9 am to 2pm, the Sudbury Horticultural Society will once again partner with the Sudbury Market to host the annual GARDENER’S DAY AND PLANT SALE at Elm Place (formerly City Centre / Rainbow Centre) on Elm Street. We are inviting all gardening-related vendors and exhibitors to book an indoor or outdoor booth for the event and take advantage of this opportunity to promote or sell gardening-related products and services to …
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Sudbury Arts Council
Sudbury Arts Council ·
On Saturday May 31st from 9 am to 2pm, the Sudbury Horticultural Society will once again partner with the Sudbury Market to host the annual GARDENER’S DAY AND PLANT SALE at Elm Place downtown. Gardening-related vendors and exhibitors are invited to book an indoor or outdoor booth for the event and take advantage of this opportunity to promote or sell gardening-related products and services to local gardeners. To reserve space at the Market for …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Dark green leafy spinach is popping up in the unheated greenhouse. I see fresh and healthy green smoothies in my future!
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: Eco art in Sudbury combines art and nature in thoughtful ways
Spotlight: GREEN LIVING: Eco art in Sudbury combines art and nature in thoughtful ways
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Why You Should Build a Food Forest in a Subdivision? Reconnect with your food – Grow nutrient-dense, perennial food steps from your door. Heal the soil and boost biodiversity – Even degraded suburban lawns can become mini-ecosystems. Low maintenance over time – Once established, food forests require less input than annual gardens. Improve microclimates – Trees and shrubs provide windbreaks, shade, and moisture …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Some interesting Do's and Dont's in this article. "How to get your yard ready for warmer weather"
April gardening do's and don’ts: How to get your yard ready for warmer weather
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Found these cute little pots. Can you guess what the plant is?
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Starting your own food supply is a powerful step toward self-sufficiency, especially in Northern climates like Zone 3. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming—in fact, it’s better to begin small, build confidence, and let your system grow naturally over time. Here’s a beginner-friendly roadmap to help you get started: Start with Your Goals and Resources Ask yourself: How much space do I have (yard, balcony, rural land)? How much time can I …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
A little while ago, I asked for recommendations on where to find a great latte in the Valley. A kind follower pointed me to Bitter Bill’s, so I decided to check it out today. Karen, the owner, made me a steaming hot latte, and it was absolutely perfect and just what I was looking for! She also had the most adorable St. Paddy’s Day-themed cookies, which were a big hit with the kids. Thanks for the great suggestion! (Okay, I couldn’t resist—I had …
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
GREEN LIVING: Regenerative agriculture is the key to sustainable modern farming
Spotlight: GREEN LIVING: Regenerative agriculture is the key to sustainable modern farming
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Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge ·
Feeling Stuck? Here’s Your Gentle Nudge to Start Seeds! 💚🌿 1. Start Small—Literally 🥄🌱 Instead of thinking about all the seeds you need to start, just plant a few. One tray, one pot, or even one seed. Sometimes, just getting your hands in the soil kicks things into gear! 🏡 2. Make It an Experience 🎶☕💚 Put on music, a podcast, or grab your favorite cozy drink. Make seed-starting less of a “task” and more of a self-care moment. …
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