Welcome!
Gardening at USask offers pesticide-free growing advice online, free and low-cost public workshops and events, and ample ways to connect with local gardeners and gardening communities. We aim to serve the people of the Canadian prairies and northern Canada so all of our information is proven to work, right here. We realize that gardening is about more than fruits and flowers - it's about your health, your community, and building a relationship with your environment. All of our advice is free.
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS – REGISTER NOW
Perennials: Beyond the Basics (Pre-Recorded by Sara Williams)
Join us on Tuesday, June 10th from 7:00pm-9:00pm
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Pesticide Free Gardening (Pre-Recorded by Sara Williams)
Join us on Tuesday, June 17th from 7:00pm-9:00pm
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These free classes are provided through our Healthy Yards Partnership and funded by the City of Saskatoon. See all upcoming events HERE
Gardening advice
This is a big site so we've tried to make it easy to find things. Look immediately above these lines for the tabs labeled Special situation, Sorted by plant, General advice and how-to's, etc. When you click on a tab you'll find popular pages from our Gardening advice section on our site. From any page on this site you can click on the Gardening advice section in the menu for the full list.
We've also included a site search tool below.
You can help us grow
Gardening at USask is free public resource that includes this comprehensive website, a very active Facebook page, a YouTube channel, selected free classes year-round, public speaking engagements, and a Gardenline support person to personally help you during the growing season. We are a not-for-profit but also a cost recovery program. We support our year round free education primarily through our public workshop series of live webinars and on-demand classes, our Master Gardener certification course, and various contract work. If you woud like to help us to help people grow, please consider volunteering or donating.