Congratulations semi-finalists “BUZZIN’ DOZEN” Dineen Baran Rosanna Bozzo-Fielding Nadia Coakley Chris Corsini Melissa Creasey Adrian Hodgson Kelly Jamieson Ingrid Mayrhofer Matthew Mills Megan Platts Amy Taylor Katie West Congratulations to… Read more »
The final entries arrived just before the midnight deadline last night. Thanks to everyone who completed the questionnaire. All entrants receive a “we’re feeding pollinators” lawn sign from the Pollinators… Read more »
If you were hoping to enter the Monarch Awards but felt thwarted by this week’s heat wave, or the wet, cold spring that did weird things to your garden, the… Read more »
Do like walking or cycling (or even driving) in your neighbourhood? Maybe you know of some nearby houses with nature-friendly gardens. The Monarch Awards could use your help on the… Read more »
If you’re entering–or thinking about entering–the Monarch Awards, the Royal Botanical Gardens has a course that’s right up your alley. Image links to course info pdf. Opens in new tabOn… Read more »
Originally posted on Pollinators Paradise Project blog Do you garden for nature? Does your patch of earth include habitat for bees and butterflies and other pollinators? Then you are invited… Read more »
You missed the workshop on creating your Monarch award-winning garden (for gardens nature loves, by gardeners who love nature)?. No problem, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what happened. Soil After… Read more »
When: Sat. April 1, 9:30 a.m. to noon Where: Perkins Ctr. Auditorium, 1430 Main St East Experts will share tips to create naturalized, sustainable gardens that are beautiful, functional and beneficial…. Read more »
Pollinators Paradise Project has announced its 2017 lineup for Pollinating Change, a series of lectures and workshops. Of particular interest to Monarch Award gardeners: a bee-box building workshop on Tuesday… Read more »
Here’s another excellent article from Beatrice Ekoko at the Pollinators Paradise Project. To our knowledge none of the entrants in the 2016 Monarch Awards encountered trouble with bylaw enforcement. But… Read more »