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Blog May 7, 2013
April snow won’t stop Earth Mudders from celebrating 500th Green Grant
This Earth Mudder we celebrated 500 Green Grant projects across Canada and caught up with Dallington Pollinators Garden coordinator, Mahnaz Ghalib, to find out how the grant will impact her community.
Blog May 3, 2013
Announcing the Earth Mudder Photo Contest Winners!
Thank you to all of the participants in our first annual Earth Mudder Photo Contest. We hope you had a blast getting into the Earth this season. Check out our winners!
Blog April 30, 2013
Hackberry brings happiness
With many great qualities, hackberry can make you smile.
Blog April 29, 2013
Presenting the Earth Mudder Photo Contest finalists
Our Earth Mudder Photo Contest has wrapped up and here are the top 15 entries! Our finalists have been presented to the judges and winners will be announced May 3!
News April 18, 2013
The Walmart–Evergreen Green Grants Program celebrates its 500th recipient
After nine years of partnership, Evergreen and Walmart Canada celebrate more than $5M in funding to 500 Green Grants Program recipients.
Blog March 21, 2013
Canada anemone: A national buttercup
Looking for a great ground cover that grows almost anywhere? Look no further than Canada anemone!
Blog February 15, 2013
A school garden and community gathering space
Find out how the Community Roots Food Garden at Park Avenue Community School is feeding minds young and old with the support of Toyota Evergreen Learning Grounds.
Blog January 16, 2013
Master organic horticulture with Canadian Organic Growers
Learn more about organic horticulture and how you can bring organic, holisitic gardening practices to your backyard or balcony.
Blog January 10, 2013
Gallery: Best of Green City Adventure Camp 2012
Check out these highlights from camp at Evergreen Brick Works in the summer of 2012!
Blog January 9, 2013
A pocket full of (Canada wild) rye: Worth so much more than sixpence!
Find out why you’d want a pocket full of this rye in your garden.