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Blog December 17, 2012

Get growing: Your guide to fruit tree growing and care

Find answers to some of your most pressing fruit tree growing questions with new resources from Evergreen BC.

Blog November 23, 2012

Give the Gift of Nature this season

Show your support for the future of green cities and effect real change in your community by giving the Gift of Nature this holiday season.

Blog November 1, 2012

Eastern leatherwood ropes you in

With pliable branches, interesting flowers and a wide distribution in eastern Canada, Eastern leatherwood is a good shrub to know.

Filed under: Gardening, Plant Profiles

Blog October 29, 2012

Celebrating the harvest in the Urban Orchard

The Great Northern Way Urban Orchard came alive with rhythms and dancing, crafts, scavenger hunts and delicious foods during the second annual Heritage Harvest Celebration.

Filed under: Evergreen BC, Events, Food, Gardening, People

News October 3, 2012

Fido and Evergreen support greening projects across the country

Thousands of Canadians celebrated Earth Month this past April and won some amazing prizes while supporting Evergreen!

Media Coverage September 28, 2012

Toronto Star: Residents improve Toronto’s priority neighbourhoods

In Toronto’s inner suburbs, residents are coming together and taking advantages of small grants that help make their priority neighbourhoods a better place to live.

Media Coverage September 21, 2012

InsideToronto.com: Evergreen Brick Works rolls out path to sustainability with new walking surface

Old tires may not seem like the most sustainable material out there, but thanks to an initiative by the Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS), Evergreen Brick Works and two Humber College grads, the public is catching a glimpse of their potential.

Blog September 17, 2012

Kenny Teng finds added value in volunteering

Meet Kenny Teng, one of Evergreen BC’s most committed volunteers who enjoys connecting with nature while giving back to his community.

WinnipegFreePress.com: Foraging for delicacies becoming more popular among chefs and foodies

The foods of forest, meadow and stream that sustained Canada's native population centuries ago are now being featured in some of the finest restaurants in the country, including chef Brad Long's Café Belong at Evergreen Brick Works.

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Filed under: Media Coverage, Evergreen Brick Works, Food, Gardening

Media Coverage September 4, 2012