Gardens Manitoba Program Night: Growing Ginger, Turmeric and other Tropicals in Our Climate
Gardens Manitoba Program Night:
November 4, 2024 – Growing Ginger, Turmeric and other Tropicals in Our Climate
with Maggie Wysocki, From Soil to Soul
Maggie Wysocki is an organic gardener based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She’s the founder of the home and garden website, From Soil to Soul where she helps Canadian gardeners living in cold regions with short seasons grow their best organic gardens. She shares best practices, tips and recipes from her Zone 3 homestead where she grows a variety of edible plants and flowers as well as tends to her backyard chickens. Maggie is also the co-host of The Grow Guide, named Canada’s top rated gardening podcast by Apple Podcast. The Grow Guide is a monthly podcast featuring guest interviews from influential gardening authors, public figures and horticulture experts you know and love. When Maggie’s not gardening, she’s practicing yoga, hiking the trails of Manitoba’s beloved Birds Hill Provincial Park and hanging in nature with her daughter, dog and husband.
Instagram: @fromsoiltosoul
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www.fromsoiltosoul.ca
Location
Canadian Mennonite University
600 Shaftesbury
Conference Room 17
We are in the Conference Room (#17 on the map) located at 600 Shaftesbury. The parking lot (Lot N) is available for us.
Please use the main doors on South (between #20 & 21).
The parking lot (Lot N) is available for us.
Please use the main doors on South (between #20 & 21).
Directions to the parking lot and conference room can be found in this map.
Cost
- free for members
- $5 for non members
- $10 for membership
Program Information
- Doors open at 6:30 p.m., the program runs from 7 to 8.
- The evening is free for members, $5 for non members (or $10 for membership if you would like to join).
- Directions to the parking lot and conference room are below. Please see attached map.
- We encourage you to bring your own mug for tea and coffee