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Blog October 11, 2011
From dogwood to artisanal doggie treats: Six months of the Evergreen Garden Market
Our first foray into social enterprise with Evergreen Garden Market has been a great success and learning experience.
Blog October 7, 2011
Toronto youth make their neighbourhoods a little greener
Evergreen’s Community Development team recently wrapped up another successful season with Take BAC, greening neighbourhoods around Toronto.
Blog September 28, 2011
Young Architects build their Green Legacy
This summer, youth from across Vancouver joined Evergreen to learn about sustainability and multiculturalism while building their own urban greening projects.
News September 20, 2011
Celebrate the Harvest at the Great Northern Way Urban Orchard
Join us for an afternoon of free family-friendly activities to celebrate the history and future of food in the False Creek Flats.
Blog September 14, 2011
Green Roof at the Centre for Green Cities
EBW’s Gardening and Stewardship group recently transformed the green roof on the Centre for Green Cities in just one hour!
Blog September 6, 2011
Elaine Eppler: Gardening with (and for) community
Meet avid community gardener Elaine Eppler. We recently had a chance to chat with Elaine about her love of gardening being a part of the Evergreen community.
Blog September 1, 2011
Grow Your Own Sprouts
Sprouting is cheap, easy and a great source of nutrients. Pick up some seeds today and get started right away!
Blog August 29, 2011
Meet Joe-Pye Weed
Learn more about this tall wetland plant and how it got its name.
Blog August 25, 2011
Get ready to go green, grant applications are now available!
Applications are now available for school ground greening and our new Quick Start grant programs!
News August 24, 2011
Seed capital offered to community green thumbs to “quick start” their projects
Quick Start Grants support local efforts to create greener, healthier communities.