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Grassroots Garden Learning Centre

Innovation - we need to think of and implement new solutions, times are changing.

This year the garden includes habitat hedges, hugelkulture, dead hedges, permaculture practices, domestication (or should we say "befriending") wild species.

Please come by to lend a hand, ask a question or take a peek.

Multiplication Garden at Harvest Food Bank
This garden contributed fresh vegetables and flowers to the Harvest Food Bank, and provided an oasis of beauty and rest in place of a littered dumping lot in the downtown core.

Constructed, planted and tended the summer of 2009 by volunteers with generous contributions and assistance from
SeaSoil
ESPWA
Organic Research Institute

Seed Savers Exchange

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Park Drive Display Garden
In 2010 the District of Port Hardy leased a 1.1 hectare of land to the Grassroots Garden Society.

Work began immediately to clear the brush. In the summer, two students were hired. Students and volunteers worked together to construct raised beds for the Display Garden, which fronts on to Park Drive.

This garden was made possible with generous contributions and assistance from:
Spiketop Cedar
R. Robbins Trucking
Kevin Pearson
SeaSoil
District of Port Hardy
Hardy Builders' Supply

West Coast Seeds
Seed Savers Exchange
Port Hardy Bulldozing
Funding from

Beds in Bloom Brassicas

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Outdoor Classroom/Children's Garden
This garden was developed with funding from the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Initiative.

 

The garden features a one-room classroom, summer greenhouses, raised beds, rain barrel and compost bins. Deer fencing and a tool shed are recent additions.

For more information about activities at the Children's Garden, click here

 

 

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