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Gardening 101: The benefits and how to get started
Episode 8 • 2nd February 2023 • What On EARTH Can We Do? • Alberta Emerald Foundation
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Backyard, front yard, or even alleyway gardening is a great way to connect to nature, your community, and help feed your family.

In this episode, Bri chats with Patty Milligan from The Edmonton Urban Farm to discover the environmental benefits of gardening and the different ways to get started!

Learn more about the Edmonton Urban Farm: https://exploreedmonton.com/industry/edmonton-urban-farm

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