Tag: PGMG
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Seed Library
A Seed Library operates much like a book library: you “borrow” seeds and later return an equal or greater number of seeds after growing your plants. Unlike a seed exchange, […]
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Growing Vegetables: Enhancing Success Through Companion Planting
Shari Featherstone, MGiT 2024-2025, recently presented a lecture on Companion Planting at the 2025 Prince George Seedy Saturday. She was also invite to present at the Vanderhoof Seedy Saturday and […]
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Is My Compost Ready?
Chris Endicott, MGiT 2024-2025, writes about composting and how to know when it’s ready for use in your gardens.
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About Us
The Prince George Master Gardeners (PG MG) Chapter, established in 2008, is affiliated with and supported by the David Douglas Botanical Garden Society (DDBGS) in Prince George, British Columbia. With […]
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MG Origin Story
History of the Master Gardener Program The Master Gardener Program, launched by Washington State University (WSU) Extension in 1973, has grown into a pioneering force in sustainable community horticulture, driven […]
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Prince George Seedy Saturday 2025
The 2025 Seedy Saturday returned to St Michael’s and All Angels Anglican Church on March 1st and was widely attended by the local community that wanted to beat the dread of wintering by talking gardening.
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Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World
Generally speaking my reading choices come from the New Arrivals shelf at the Prince George Public Library and can be eclectic. When I see something that combines horticulture and history, I rarely pass it up. I recently picked up ‘Ten Tomatoes that Changed the World’ by William Alexander and because surely every gardener at some…