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Rethink the traditional lawn and learn how sustainable plant choices can reduce environmental impacts while creating thriving, beautiful landscapes.
This is an in-person program. Register to receive a reminder and any other resources.
There are other gardening related programs coming up at the library! Click the links to register for these programs.
March 24- Beginner Birding & Local Spring Birds
April 21- Beyond the Lily: Outsmarting the Lily Beetle
May 9- Botanical Plaster Casting
May 12- Shade Gardening Solutions
May 17- Botanical Plaster Casting
May 26- Spring into Native Wildflowers
Presenter Information: Sheila Bonneteau is a Master Gardener with a background in greenhouse crop production who has been helping homeowners in Regina and nearby communities with their gardens and landscapes since 2011. Sheila is known for her down-to-earth advice on soil health, plant choices, and straight forward, beautifully functional landscape designs—making her a favourite among gardeners of all experience levels. In the winter, she hits the road (or the Zoom screen) to speak to gardeners across the country. Her presentations are packed with beautiful visuals and plenty of inspiration, all fueled by her passion for plants and helping people create and grow yards and gardens they love.
Have you heard? Our Prince of Wales branch has a Seed Library, created in partnership with Nature Regina. Borrow free seeds and receive basic tips to start planting and growing your own vegetables or flowers. Contribute to the Seed Library by donating seeds of your own! Click on the link to learn more: https://www.reginalibrary.ca/explore/beyond-books/seeds
Regina Public Library opened its first shopping mall location as what was then known as Regent Park Branch in 1966.
Since 1995, Regent Place Branch called 107 Albert Street home, and provided the community with a full-service Library Branch.
In February 2012, the Branch moved into a temporary location in the Regina Market Mall, while a new Regent Place Branch was being designed and built.
