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Master Gardeners are part of an international non-profit movement of trained volunteers who serve their communities as gardening educators.
Manitoba Master Gardener Association presents: a webinar with Grand Rising Gardens’ Alyssa Kostek
You don’t need a big yard to grow a lot of food! In this webinar, Winnipeg garden consultant Alyssa of Grand Rising Gardens will share practical strategies for making the most of small-scale gardens in our short prairie season. You’ll learn how to maximize your harvest in limited space, which cut-and-come-again crops keep producing all season long, and how to find affordable materials so your garden doesn’t break the budget.
Gorgeous gardens needed!
We’re scouting out gardens for next summer’s tour
The 2027 MMGA Garden Tour will focus on the northwestern side of the Winnipeg area including Charleswood, St. James, Tuxedo and Headlingley.
If you’d like to show your garden, or know someone who definitely should, please get in touch.
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Calling all Manitoba gardening, horticultural, and garden-related organizations!
The MMGA website is a great opportunity for your organization to post or advertise meeting schedules or events on our Garden Clubs page.
We look forward to helping you advertise your event.
Gardening-related events across various organizations are also posted in our events calendar.
For all inquiries contact: info@mgmanitoba.com
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the gatherings and undertakings of the MMGA are on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene and Inuit peoples, as well as in the Homeland of the Red River Métis. The land is sacred to Indigenous Peoples, and we acknowledge and share their belief that the land and its soils are living, powerful in spirit and mystery. We acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples as the traditional stewards of the land, and we appreciate and respect their knowledge and care. We acknowledge that a history of colonization, violence and struggle exists on this land and commit to the seeds of truth regarding this history. As gardeners, we know that with nurturing, these seeds of truth will grow and spread, and with time and care, can result in a harvest of understanding, reconciliation and healing.
We acknowledge that the gatherings and undertakings of the MMGA are on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene and Inuit peoples, as well as in the Homeland of the Red River Métis. The land is sacred to Indigenous Peoples, and we acknowledge and share their belief that the land and its soils are living, powerful in spirit and mystery. We acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples as the traditional stewards of the land, and we appreciate and respect their knowledge and care. We acknowledge that a history of colonization, violence and struggle exists on this land and commit to the seeds of truth regarding this history. As gardeners, we know that with nurturing, these seeds of truth will grow and spread, and with time and care, can result in a harvest of understanding, reconciliation and healing.