Reynolds Garden Club

Reynolds Garden Club Rural horticulture in the RM of Reynolds, MB. Neighbours growing through shared learning, experiences, and curiosity. Members may post once per day.

Gardening social club that meets once per month. All of us have come to learn from each other, we welcome those brand new to gardening as well as Master Gardeners. There is a wide diversity of skills & abilities; be kind. There are times common plant names reveal a historic bias; gentle corrections are welcome. This is not the place for political or religious debates. Self-promotion, spam, and irr

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Hello happy Gardeners! It's a late start for the garden club this year, but we're set for our first meeting of the seaso...
05/29/2024

Hello happy Gardeners! It's a late start for the garden club this year, but we're set for our first meeting of the season Wednesday evening 😀 This year all meetings will be held on a weekday evening. Tonight we will be in the Hadashville Hall in Reynold's Civic Center at 6:30 (May 29). If you would like to add a simple water feature to your space, there will be a member presentation on creating a Container Garden Pond. Membership for the year is $20 per person, or $30 for two people in the same household. See you soon!

We have arrived at the end of the season for our second year! The final club meeting will be this Saturday, November 4,...
11/02/2023

We have arrived at the end of the season for our second year! The final club meeting will be this Saturday, November 4, at Hadashville Hall in Reynolds Civic Center. Days are shorter, the chill is setting in, and the snow has begun - it's the perfect time to talk about Winter Seed Sowing! Different methods can be effective for native plants, hardy perennials, even some garden veggies and flowers 🙂

YES, we are having our October meeting back in the Hadashville Hall at Reynolds Civic Center on Saturday the 14th! By re...
10/14/2023

YES, we are having our October meeting back in the Hadashville Hall at Reynolds Civic Center on Saturday the 14th! By request, we will have another presentation on Clay Pot Irrigation. This method was seen at 2 of the garden visits this summer and sparked lots of questions. This photo shows the root mat surrounding a pot that was removed at the end of the season - amazing! See you at 10am 🙂

The weather was blustery the day of our August garden visit, but quite a few members made it out to enjoy an amazing tou...
09/11/2023

The weather was blustery the day of our August garden visit, but quite a few members made it out to enjoy an amazing tour of veggies, berries, and a mini orchard. Check out the backdrop of mini-corn (yes, the type for stir-fry!), some stalks were 12 feet high 😮 Our final garden visit of the season is this Wednesday, September 13 🙂

The second garden visit meeting of July was a great evening! Seeing how different mulch methods were used, as well as en...
08/15/2023

The second garden visit meeting of July was a great evening! Seeing how different mulch methods were used, as well as enjoying some farm animals who happily cleaned up the abundant produce and provided manure to make the garden so prolific!
This month's garden visit is on Wednesday August 16, I think we're all looking forward to it 🙂

Perfect weather for the first garden visit of the season last week! We had lots of members come out to learn and get ins...
07/19/2023

Perfect weather for the first garden visit of the season last week! We had lots of members come out to learn and get inspired, our next garden visit is Thursday, July 20.

We are well into the growing season, have you tried something new in your garden? In June we had a demonstration present...
07/11/2023

We are well into the growing season, have you tried something new in your garden? In June we had a demonstration presentation on creating different water stations for polinators, this is my one for bees. This month we have TWO members hosting evening garden visits: the first is on Wednesday July 12, the second is on Thursday July 20. There is so much to learn by seeing how others do things and having the chance to ask questions, I can't wait!

Our Club Meeting this month is Saturday, June 17. 🙂 International Pollinator Week 2023 is June 19-25! In Canada that mea...
06/16/2023

Our Club Meeting this month is Saturday, June 17. 🙂 International Pollinator Week 2023 is June 19-25! In Canada that means bees, wasps, flies, beetles, moths, butterflies, and birds - all of which could use a little help in having safe healthy habitats. We'll have a demonstration presentation on creating Bee Hydration Stations and Butterfly Puddlers. Every living thing needs water; providing a place in your space where this essential need can be met can increase the number of polinators and beneficial insects in your garden 🐝🦋🐞

Anyone who thinks there is not much to look at in the garden until July clearly has been missing out on perrenials! The ...
06/16/2023

Anyone who thinks there is not much to look at in the garden until July clearly has been missing out on perrenials! The early June heat has really seen lots of things get a head start and flowers are bursting out all at once. Thank you to Margaret Feilberg for sharing this photo of her bountiful border of lupins, iris, and peonies 😍Perhaps next year she'll host a garden visit and we can learn her secrets for sucess with lupins!

Happy Mother's Day to all the different kinds of moms with their little helpers. Hope you make some great memories in th...
05/14/2023

Happy Mother's Day to all the different kinds of moms with their little helpers. Hope you make some great memories in the garden this weekend!

Good news! Our April guest speaker has been rescheduled to present at this month's club meeting on Saturday, May 13! Mer...
05/12/2023

Good news! Our April guest speaker has been rescheduled to present at this month's club meeting on Saturday, May 13! Meredith Stoesz of Wild Birds Unlimited Winnipeg talks about "Creating A Habitat" - how to attract more birds and butterflies to your garden, and how you can achieve a Wildlife-Friendly certificate. Club members are invited to bring a guest to share in this timely topic - hummingbirds should be arriving any day 😃

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