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| Viktorie Hladik’s interest in landscape design sprouted in her early years. She drew her inspiration from her mother, a horticulturist, and father, a house designer. They taught her the art of understanding nature’s principles and with this knowledge she has learned how to apply her ideas aesthetically for a variety of outdoor environments. | |
| Urban Agriculture Notes by City Farmer | |
| Halifax Seed Company Incorporated, Canada's oldest, continuously operating seed company, was established in 1866. In its considerable history, Halifax Seed has evolved steadily. Now on Kane Street in Halifax, the company once occupied a waterfront location on the city's famous harbour. When the town was damaged by a massive explosion in 1917 (That man-made explosion, The Halifax Explosion, was rated the world's largest until Hiroshima), the company moved to Granville Street. Halifax Seed operates two corporate retail outlets, one in Halifax, Nova Scotia and the other in Saint John, New Brunswick. Both offer quality gardening products as well as customer service and advice. | |
| Art Drysdale hosts a regular radio program on gardening. Join Art Drysdale each Sunday on our Live Chat from 1 p.m. ET to 2:30. | |
| Targeted on increasing organic agriculture information resources through the Internet and upgrading farmers' skills in accessing Internet information, this project includes providing technical information, training courses, seminars and enhanced electronic resources to organic farmers and farmers interested in exploring the organic approach. |
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