Qualicum Beach Civic Centre, 747 Jones St.
Saturday February 4, 2012          10-3:30

10 Years of Growing: Buzzing Right Along

What’s the buzz? Seedy Saturday has been growing in Qualicum Beach for 10 years and to celebrate it’s getting back to basics--pollination. It all started with saving and sharing seeds from open-pollinated (OP) plants to ensure the survival of heritage and heirloom varieties. This special seed-sharing day has grown and, along with the traditional seed swap, there are now over 70 vendors, Farmers’ Market and master gardeners on hand to answer questions.

Expert speakers, Gord Hutchings and Linda Gilkeson will show you how to help out the pollinators in your garden, and Bernie Dinter will give you tips on getting the best fruit from your home orchard. As an added bonus, Linda Gilkeson’s books, Gord Hutchings’ mason bee condos and select plants from Dinter Nursery will be available for sale.

With all this, a raffle and great door prizes, the place will be buzzing, but don’t forget to take a break now and then for a healthy snack or lunch at the Seedy Café. Even very young gardeners can have fun at the Milner Garden’s “Shoots With Roots” program.

Admission by donation. ATM on-site.

Special Pre-Show Presentation by Linda Gilkeson, "Troubleshooting Townhall: Get Ready for Your 2012 Garden" , Friday, February 3rd at 7:00p.m. in the Windsor Room. Limited seating so get there early.

Contact: 250-752-9650 website: http://qbseedysaturday.com

St. Jude's Anglican Church, 81 Peel St.
Saturday February 4, 2012          10-2

Contact: [http://www.yourprivategardener.ca]]

Pickering Recreation Complex
Saturday February 4, 2012          10-3

Contact: 905-683-8401

Brock University, Pond Inlet, 500 Glenridge Avenue, St Catharines
Saturday February 11, 2012          10-3

Admission: Free but will accept donations. Free seed upon entering, however the university MAY charge for parking..we are working on this!

Special Guest Speaker: Steven Biggs, co-author of "No Guff Gardening", who will be speaking on Container Gardening

Speakers all day , seed exchange table, heirloom seed vendors, displays, entertainment, kids activities, coffee/seedy treats and much more!  Light vegan lunch provided by “Fed Up” Brock OPIRG -donations appreciated. “Garden Give-away Table” a free exchange and/or giveaway of clean pots, trays, magazines, books, garden utensils…. Seedy Saturday agenda: 10 am Start of Seedy Saturday Seed Swap & Retail all day ….. 10:15 Welcome and Start Me Up Niagara Susan Venditti 11 am Steven Biggs “Growing in Containers” 12noon Chef Mark Picone “Niagara Food Finds 1 pm Collette Murphy - Urban Harvest 2 pm to be announced

An informative, inexpensive and fun day! All welcome!

Facebook page: Niagara Seedy Saturday https://www.facebook.com/pages/Niagara-Seedy-Saturday/162982097069152

Contact: Linda Crago: , or 905-386-7388

Jardin Botanique de Montréal, 4101 rue Sherbrooke Est, H1X 2B2
Saturday February 11, 2012          10h00 à 16h30

Le 11 et le 12 février 2012, venez rencontrez des producteurs de semences biologiques de fleurs, de fines herbes, de plantes médicinales et de légumes anciens ou méconnus et achetez vos semences pour la saison prochaine. Plusieurs conférenciers/ères et autres activités. Petit café sur place.

Farmer’s Institute, 351 Rainbow Road
Saturday February 11, 2012          10-3

Salt Spring Island Seedy Friday, Saturday & Sunday February 10-12th

Friday Film – 7pm FRESH (by donation) FRESH celebrates the farmers, thinkers, and business people across America who are re-inventing our food system. Having witnessed the rapid transformation of agriculture, they offer a practical vision for a future of our food and our planet. Seedy Saturday – 10 am to 3 pm ($4, kids free) COMMUNITY SEED EXCHANGE - A full hall of Seeds, Plants, Food, Groups & Workshops. BRING YOUR SAVED SEEDS to donate or trade at the seed exchange table, (pre-packed in envelopes appreciated but not required). Workshops 10-12pm Pruning ~ with Paul Linton (meet in the orchard) 10:30-10:45am New Rainbow Rd. Community Allotment Gardens ~Intro and Sign-up. 11:00-12:15pm Permaculture in Action Slideshow ~ Brandon Bauer and ‘The Plenty Project’ 12:30-1:45pm Everything Composting Forum ~ Chris Muscat, Eric Beamish, & Nashira Birch 2:00-3:00pm It Starts With Our Seeds ~ Local Community Seed Systems ~ Kate Green (USC) & Dan Jason 3:30 pm Seed and Plant Sanctuary for Canada ~ AGM Produce Sunday – 10 am to 2 pm Produce Storage and Distribution Centre ~ Consultation and discussion for local growers. Check the Driftwood Newspaper and http://saltspringexchange.com for more details to come. CFSI 107.9 FM Salt Spring Island Radio Broadcasting Live 9am - 2pm, with “Grow Your Own" hosts: Dennis Lucarelli and Belinda Schroeder

Contact: Erinanne 250-653-4031

MARC, Municipal Activity Recreation Centre #33 Leary Fraser Rd, Dayspring
Saturday February 11, 2012          10-2

Entry and soup lunch by food bank donation. This is a buy/sell/trade event with demos and activities. Everyone is Welcome.

Contact: or :543-7416 or 521-2538

Royal Canadian Legion, 207 St. Patrick St
Saturday February 11, 2012          11-3

Anything Grows presents Stratford's Seedy Saturday

An event promoting our heritage seeds, seed growing, a seed exchange and speakers

Speakers

11:00 Jim Fitzgerald, Master Gardener

'Starting Seeds Successfully'

11:30 Steve Stacey, Local Community Food Centre

'A Place for Food'

12:00 Paul Jenkins, Owner, Wildflower Farm

'Our Natural Landscape'

12:45 Brenda Gallagher, Upper Thames

'Organic Vegetable Gardening'

1:30 Dr. John Pollard, Veterinarian

'The Importance and Plight of the Honey Bee'

2:15 Kim ,owner Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds

'Growing Heirloom Vegetables'

Suggested Door $3.00

Proceeds go to Seeds of Diversity Canada

Anglican Hall
Sunday February 12, 2012          2-4

Lillooet Friendship Centre
Saturday February 18, 2012          10-5

Seed Swap & Sale 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Seed Saving Workshop 2 to 5 p.m.

Lillooet Food Matters is pleased to offer an exciting workshop after the Seed Swap and Sale, from 2 to 5 p.m: Mojave Kaplan, of Planting Seeds Project seed company, Lytton, will be joining with Susan Davidson, who farms with Glorious Organics Co-op at Fraser Common Farm Co-op in Aldergrove, to give a hands-on workshop on seed-saving. Participants are invited to bring their own seeds for cleaning on the spot. Mojave and Susan will bring winnowers and seed-cleaning screens. Both Susan and Mojave are members of the BC seed savers network. Susan works with Farm Folk City Folk to nurture and network organic seed-growing collectives throughout the province. Wouldn't it be great to create such a collective(s) here in our area!

Contact:

Victoria Conference Centre
Saturday February 18, 2012          10-4

There is plenty of activity at Victoria's annual community seed and garden show: 60 exhibitors with seeds, plants, small fruits, nut trees; displays and demos; seed exchange (if you are donating or trading your own seeds, please ensure they are clean and labelled - thanks!); Master Gardeners; children's learning activities; cooking demos; new garden products; food samples; seedy cafe; and expert speakers on a wide range of topics. Whatever your growing skills, come and find out why gardeners look forward to this event every year: a welcoming, friendly and enthusiastic environment with lots of networking and information sharing. Admission $7 cash at the door, under 12 free. Hosted by the James Bay Market Society.

Contact: http://www.jamesbaymarket.com/seedysaturday

Ryerson United Church, 842 Main E.
Saturday February 18, 2012          11-4

Hamilton Community Garden Network (in partnership with Green Venture and the Hamilton branch of Canadian Organic Growers with support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation) will host this event featuring a seed swap, seed vendors, community organization displays, and workshops.

Contact: Claire Wagner , 905-540-8787 ext 158

Centre communautaire de Plessisville, 1745 avenue Fournier
Saturday February 18, 2012          10h00 à 15h00

Venez en grand nombre à cette 2ème édition de la Fête des semences de Plessisville, en partenariat avec la Ville de Plessisville et la Société d'Horticulture et d'Écologie.

L'entrée est gratuite.

Contact: Diane Marcoux: 819-362-6775

Young Centre for the Performing Arts, Distillery District
Saturday February 18, 2012          Feb. 18 to Mar. 10 run

Seeds Produced by Crow’s Theatre (Toronto) and Porte Parole (Monteal)

Tickets $10-$35 Use Promo Code “Organic” to get 25% all regular priced tickets!

Think you know what’s on your plate? Think again.

Centering on the four-year legal showdown between biotech giant Monsanto Inc. and Saskatchewan farmer Percy Schmeiser, SEEDS leads us through a high-voltage labyrinth of political maneuvering, patent wars, cash-fuelled science and the global domination of the planet’s seed supply. A bold new documentary play by award-winning playwright Annabel Soutar and director Chris Abraham.

It is based on court trial transcripts and interviews with all the players, including, Schmeiser, Monsanto representatives, farmers, academics, lawyers and scientists from across Canada. The play features Eric Peterson (of Corner Gas fame) as farmer Percy Schmeiser.

Contact: 416-866-8666 http://www.crowstheatre.com

Salle communautaire, 83 rue Boucher
Sunday February 19, 2012          10h00 à 15h00

Bouffée de printemps en plein hiver, la fête des semences de Saint-Apollinaire accueille depuis neuf ans jardiniers amateurs et horticulteurs chevronnés. C’est l’occasion rêvée de faire le plein de semences produites au Québec et d’y dénicher des graines biologiques ou patrimoniales. On y vient aussi pour l’atmosphère conviviale et les conseils avisés des producteurs et d’autres amateurs qui partagent avec plaisir leurs connaissances.

Casse-croûte santé sur place. Entrée libre, bienvenue à tous et à toutes.

Contact: Jacinthe Létourneau : 418-881-3956.

Sunday February 19, 2012          10-2

Contact:

Kitchener Public Library Country Hills Branch
Saturday February 25, 2012          9:30-3:30

Hosted by the Kitchener Horticultural Society, Kitchener Master Gardeners and the Kitchener Public Library

Attend one of the eight workshops being offered by Kitchener Master Gardeners and vendors, bring along seeds to swap, or purchase seeds from local vendors. Wares will include heritage varieties. There will be displays from local community groups about their activities and Master Gardeners will be available to answer your questions.

Exhibits: 9:30 am to 2:30 pm

Contact: Bruce MacNeil 519-576-6034

Unitarian Congregation, 84 South Service Rd.
Saturday February 25, 2012          9:30-4

Free Admission

• Garden Seed Exchange with Seeds of Diversity – bring seeds to share • Heritage and Organic Seeds - Excellent vendors • Environmental Exhibits • Discover opportunities to volunteer for the environment • Free gardening advice from Mississauga Master Gardeners

	Workshops

Contact: Carole Berry 905-790-6983 http://www.uucm.ca

St. Andrew's United Church
Saturday February 25, 2012          

Contact:

Oliver Rd. Community Centre
Saturday February 25, 2012          

See http://www.nwofood.ca

Contact: Phone: (807) 625-8813

VanDusen Botanical Garden, 5251 Oak Street
Saturday February 25, 2012          10-4

Sponsored by Vancouver Master Gardeners

Contact: Lynne Chrismas

Dr. Brass School gymnasium
Saturday February 25, 2012          1-4:30

Building on the success of last year, the event will feature exhibitors, demonstrations and local speakers. Jim Ternier owner of Prairie Seeds will be in attendance. The theme of the event is “celebrating the diversity of seed and the culture of growing food locally.” Stay tuned for more details.

Contact: Heather Torrie

Saturday February 25, 2012          

St. Andrew's United Church, 55 King St.
Saturday February 25, 2012          10-2

with guest Dr. Vandana Shiva

Contact:

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 31 King St
Saturday February 25, 2012          10-3

Contact: Fred Holtz at 613-393-1731

Saturday February 25, 2012          

Sainte-Émélie-de-l'Énergie, salle Jean-Antoine Leprohon, 140 rue Émilie Bolduc
Saturday February 25, 2012          10h00 à 17h00

Plusieurs semenciers lanaudois et d'ailleurs au Québec seront présents ainsi que plusieurs producteurs et/ou artisans agroalimentaires de la région. Suivant la tradition, des kiosques d’organismes et d'associations œuvrant dans les domaines de l’agriculture, de l’alimentation et de la protection de l'environnement accompagneront le marché public. Cette fête de la biodiversité du terroir régional est aussi un espace convivial où échanger trucs et conseils avec d'autres passionné-e-s, amateurs ou experts, d'agriculture et d'écologie.

Pendant la journée vous pourrez assister à plusieurs conférences et aussi contempler des oeuvres d'artistes régionaux en arts visuels. Un buffet du terroir régional sera servi gratuitement tout l'après-midi et la fête se termine par une soirée festive en musique. Ne manquez pas ce rendez-vous!

Informations: www.fetesemenceslanaudiere.org info@fetesemenceslanaudiere.org

Contact: Alex Boisdequin-Lefort 450-886-2954 et Noémi Turbide 450-752-1217

Exploration Place Atrium
Saturday February 25, 2012          9:30-3

Presentations, family activities, displays, seed trading, seed buying, seedy talk and more!

Lunch concession provided by Twisted Cork Restaurant

Presentations include: 10:15 a.m. A Year in A Seed Saver's Garden with Wendy McRae Planning, planting, storing, tracking your own seed to grow your food.

11:15 a.m. From Snips to Slips with Andrea Eastham Learn about pruning basics and using snips from your trees and plants to propagate more trees and plants.

12:15 p.m.

1:15 p.m.

Contact:

Toronto Stock Exchange
Monday February 27, 2012          

Occupation and Transition Toronto will be holding a seed exchange in FRONT of the Toronto Stock Exchange on The Global Day of Food Action, Mon. Feb. 27

Ron Kolbus Lakeside Centre
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-3

Contact: greta@ seeds-organic.com Tel: 613-521-8648

St. Mary's Anglican Church, 3337 15th Ave.
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-2

Open-pollinated garden vegetables and flower seeds", featuring seed for sale by prairie-based seed companies Prairie Garden Seeds (Sask), Heritage Harvest Seed (Manitoba), and Blazing Star Wildflower Seeds (Sask) People are encouraged to bring their open-pollinated garden seeds to trade at our community garden seed exchange table! Also, gardeners are invited to bring their unwanted gardening magazines and books for our gardener's swap table.

Seed saving presentation: 11 am. Sponsored by: The Weston Price Foundation, Regina chapter, The Regina Horticultural Society, and Seeds of Diversity Canada admission by donation-- all proceeds donated to Seeds of Diversity Canada http://www.seeds.ca

Contact: (306) 586-0887

Terra Nova Rural Park, 2631 Westminster Hwy
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-12

There will be lots of free seed to trade, private seed sellers, honey products, fruit trees & shrubs and crafts for kids.

Robert's Creek Hall
Saturday March 3, 2012          9:30-3

Times/Events: Seed Saving Workshop: 9:30 am to 11 am. Public Seed Exchange: 11 am to 3 pm. The event is put on by the One Straw Society.

Contact:

L’école la Ruche de St-Vallier, 364 rue Principale
Saturday March 3, 2012          10H00

Canadian Mennonite University, South Campus Shaftesbury Blvd & Grant Avenue, SW corner
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-3

https://www.facebook.com/events/139694382805910/

Contact: 204-231-4321

Scadding Court Community Centre, 707 Dundas St. W.
Saturday March 3, 2012          12-5

Contact:

Florence Filberg Centre 411 Anderton Av.
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-3

Comox Valley “Gardening is Everyone’s Business” 13th Annual Community Seed Swap & Show

Featuring: Vegetable, Herb & Flower Seeds; Bulbs, Plants, Trees; Garden Tools, Accessories & Products; Information Displays and Workshops

http://www.comoxvalleygrowersandseedsavers.ca

North Shore Neighbourhood House - 225 East 2nd Street
Saturday March 3, 2012          1-3

There is free street parking, and a small parking lot in the alley. The event will be held in the Gym on the top floor

Contact: Heather Johnstone 604.987.8138 ext 231

Fernie Community Centre
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-4

Our large display area is at the annual Griz Days winter festival craft fair. Seed swap with lots of varieties from local gardeners, displays on seed saving, biodiversity, kids seed-matching game, and free draw for a copy of How to Save Your Own Seeds. Hosted by the Fernie Community EcoGarden, display includes garden info and workshop signup.

A.L. Fortune School, Bass Av
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-3

There will be over 40 vendors selling seeds, vegetables, baking, crafts and other products.

At the entrance there will be seed swap tables; also Sarah Bradshaw will have a table to collect and give out Heritage seeds to gardeners who will commit to growing out the seeds. At another table Shirley Mainprize will give a demonstration of worm composting.

There will be an information table by the entrance to the gym where there will be a map to locate vendors and their products. Silent Auction items will be on tables in the gym. The Silent Auction bids will close promptly at 2 pm.

In the theatre there will be Lectures and a DVD:

10:30 "Discovering Neglected Berries & Nuts" by Kathryn Hettler, 11:15 "From the Ground UP" - growing and saving carrot seeds - by Sue Moore, 12 noon "David vs Monsanto DVD" (the story of Percy Schmeiser and Monsanto). 1:15 "Power Point Presentation on Genetically Engineered Food " by David Doncaster, 2:00 "Information on a Bee S.A.F.E. Movement" by Huguette Allen, (Securing Agriculture an a Food Economy) 2:30 "Update on Canada's Status on GMOs" by Heidi Osterman, President of True Food Foundation

A discount on beverages if you bring your own cup.

ADMISSION: Adults $3.00 -- Children and Students FREE

Contact: 250-832-2355 or 250-838-6581

Sault College-Essar Hall - M Wing
Saturday March 3, 2012          10-3

Come swap or purchase seeds from local gardeners. Visit environmental, food security and gardening displays and vendors and listen to speakers throughout the day. Seed exchange held 11:15-1:15 pm. Refreshments, children's activities and door prizes. Admission by donation.

Contact: Suzanne Hanna at (705) 759-2893

Pavillon A Desjardins (Université Laval), 2325 rue de l'Université
Sunday March 4, 2012          10h00 à 16h30

Venez explorer les façons de faire pousser vos aliments en ville et préparer votre saison de jardinage. Au programme : exposants, conférences, démonstration, repas santé, échanges de semences, etc. Parce que l’agriculture est possible ici aussi ! Organisée par le Réseau de l’agriculture urbaine à Québec, cette journée est ouverte à tous et l’entrée est gratuite. Une trentaine d'exposants pour faire le plein de conseils et de semences!

Contact: http://www.agricultureurbaine.net

Fellowes High School, 420 Bell St.
Sunday March 4, 2012          10-3

Our 5th Annual Seedy Sunday in the Ottawa Valley! Free admission. Come for an hour, stay for the day. It's a fun community event that inspires and supports sustainable living.

Explore the seeds and plants for sale, local food producers, environmental groups, and gardening presentations. Remember to bring your own seeds, plants and other gardening goods to exchange at the Swap Table. Enjoy the "Local Lunch", local musicians, sharing knowledge, and meeting with friends. All new and experienced gardeners, locavores and the curious will want to attend!

Contact: Claire Lepine or 613-628-1836

Royal Canadian Legion, 26 Beckwith St. E.
Sunday March 4, 2012          10-3

Free Admission, gardening related talks and presentations, food and drink available, bring seeds for the swap table and support local sustainable agriculture. Brought to you by the Perth Farmers' Market.

Contact: Sarah Mackenzie 613-284-0578

Bowen Park Auditorium
Sunday March 4, 2012          10-3

Contact: Glenda Stroomer 250-618-6323

Market Square, Elm St
Sunday March 4, 2012          10-2

Exchange and buy heritage and rare seeds, listen to guest speakers, and support local food. Children welcome!

Knox United Church, 18th & Victoria
Sunday March 4, 2012          

Planning for a large event with a farmer market element and brunch.

Contact: Blake Hamilton 204-573-5314

Slocan Park Hall
Sunday March 4, 2012          10-2

Contact: Slocan Valley Recreation 250-355-0008

Columbus Centre, Spencer St.
Wednesday March 7, 2012          6:45-7:30

Part of a general meeting of the Cobourg Horticultural Society. No seeds for sale, just bring seeds to trade.

Contact:

Okanagan College, 1000 KLO Rd.
Saturday March 10, 2012          10-3

Carling Heights Optimist Centre
Saturday March 10, 2012          10-3:30

London Middlesex Master Gardeners in partnership with the City of London and Seeds of Diversity Canada present our 2012 'Come Grow With Us' Seedy Saturday.

Contact: http://www.londonmiddlesexmastergardeners.com

E.D. Feehan Catholic High School, 411 Avenue M North
Saturday March 10, 2012          11-4

The sponsor is CHEP Good Food Inc.

Contact: 306 655-5322

Evergreen Brick Works, 550 Bayview Av.
Saturday March 10, 2012          TBA

Contact:

Arbutus Room, Recreation Complex
Saturday March 10, 2012          10-3

Admission $2 adults, 12 and under free. Location is wheelchair accessible.

Seedy Saturday features a large seed exchange, seed sales, free gardening workshops, kids activities, a silent auction, and information tables from local gardening, agricultural and food-related organisations: something for every gardener from beginner to expert. Lunch and snacks are available for purchase. Master Gardeners and Master Composter will be on hand to answer questions.

Contact: Kevin Wilson 604 483 9052,

Saturday March 10, 2012          10-3

Nelson Legion upstairs
Saturday March 10, 2012          9:30-1

Contact: Nelson Ecosociety at http://www.info@ecosociety.ca

George St. United Church
Sunday March 11, 2012          

Contact: Jillian Bishop

Heron Park Recreation Centre 292 Manse Rd
Saturday March 17, 2012          12-4

Contact:

Hillhurst-Sunnyside Community Centre, 1320 5 Avenue NW
Saturday March 17, 2012          10-3

Admission - $2, we accept Calgary Dollars

Contact: http://seedysaturdaycalgary.shawwebspace.ca/

Maison du citoyen, 25 rue Laurier
Sunday March 18, 2012          10h00 à 17h00

La CBIO est fière de vous annoncer que la troisième édition de la Fête des semences bioéquitable de l’Outaouais et aura pour thème « La communauté « bio-équi-table » : un foyer d’innovations».

Contact:

Alberta Av Community Hall, 9210 118 Ave NW
Sunday March 18, 2012          11-4

seed exchange seed vendors books gardening displays kid's table gardening book and magazine exchange concessions

Mercury Theatre, 331 Brae Road
Saturday March 24, 2012          10-3

Contact: Cowichan Green Community: 250-748-8506

Masayrk-Cowan Community Centre, 220 Cowan Av.
Saturday March 24, 2012          11-4

Contact:

Lawrence Heights Community Centre, 5 Replin Rd.
Sunday March 25, 2012          1-5

Contact:

Kerry Wood Nature Centre - 6300 45 Ave
Sunday March 25, 2012          10-5

Admission is $2 per person or $5 per family.

Contact: Rene Michalak 403-986-7981

Captain William Spry Community Centre, 16 Sussex Street
Saturday March 31, 2012          2-4

Contact:

Collins Farm / Arrowvale Campground 5955 Hector Rd
Saturday March 31, 2012          12-4

Co- hosted by Women's Food and Water Initiative. Forums on seed saving, Mason bees, and making maple syrup. Light lunch, coffee, tea, and snacks available.

Contact: Ann at 250 723-7948 or

All Saints Anglican Church
Saturday April 7, 2012          9-2

Contact: Scott Miles, Mission City Farmer's Market,

125, rue Morgan, CRIFA
Saturday April 14, 2012          10h00 à 16h00

Pour la 14 ème édition, la région de Coaticook accueillera les visteurs dans le cadre de l'exposition horticole ayant pour thème: LES JARDINS ANCIENS ; à cette occasion les passionnés de jardinage pourront se procurer de magnifique fines herbes certifiées biologiques et se procurer une foule de semences auprès de grainetiers réputés. Nous vous attendons en grand nombre les 14 et 15 avril.

Contact: Nataly Lanoix 819-849-9588 ext 2358 ou nlanoix@cshc.qc.ca

Stewart Farm, 12723 Crescent Rd.
Saturday April 14, 2012          11-3

Exchange seeds with other savers, purchase heirloom vegetable, flower and herb seeds, fruit trees and blue orchard bee supplies. Master Gardeners and members of the BC Fruit Testers will be on site to answer gardening questions. There will be a talk on the importance of bees and pollination at 1-2 pm in the pole barn. We are looking for more vendors! If you have organic gardening expertise to share and are interested in participating please contact Lana Panko for more information.

Contact: Lana Panko 604-591-4797

Aurora Cultural Centre 22 Church St
Saturday April 21, 2012          10-3

Speakers:

Manfred Palmer - Biodynamics

Pat Prevost - Soils)

Oliver Couto - Pollination

Patti McAliister - Sprouting Demo

Trading Show:

Unique Heirloom Seeds Vendors

Seed Exchange Table

Free advice from York Region Food Network

Hosted by Healthy Festivals Corp http://www.healthyfestivals.org/events/seedy.aspx

Contact: Jane Kabarguina