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There is something for everyone at Hort Week, whether you're a beginner gardener or an experienced professional. Enjoy the company of fellow horticultural enthusiasts, participate in workshops, and relax in the gardens. Come for a day or stay and take in the whole experience!

Meal Options: A cafeteria is available on campus and there are a variety of restaurants available in the Town of Olds.

Accommodation Options Olds College Campus Housing_____________________ 587-796-1796 Pomeroy Inn & Suites_________________________________ 403-556- 8815 Best Western Hotel________________________________________ 403-556-5900 Ramada Inn__________________________________________________ 403-507-8349 Auberge Brown Bed & Breakfast__________________ 403-556-9466 O.R. Hedges Campground__________________________ 403-556-2299

HORT WEEK - AT A GLANCE

Monday, July 16, 2018 Time InstructorGarden Journaling - Master Gardener Course 9:00am - Noon CHSBotanic Garden Talk and Tour 9:00am - Noon Jane RekstenColour From Your Garden 9:00am - Noon Michelle BoydDiscover Greenhouses 1:30pm - 4:30pm Tim PaulsenWoody Plant ID - Plant Names and Features - MGC 1:30pm - 4:30pm CHSColour From Compost 1:30pm - 4:30pm Michelle BoydTuesday, July 17, 2018Indoor Edible Gardening 9:00am - Noon Janet MelroseWoody Plant ID - Native Trees and Shrubs of Alberta - MGC 9:00am - Noon CHSCultured Veggies - Make and Take 9:00am - Noon Lucinda WatkinsCreating Kombucha 1:30pm - 4:30pm Lucinda WatkinsHerbs: from Seed to Harvest 1:30pm - 5:30pm Janet MelroseWoody Plant ID - Popular Garden Trees of Alberta - MGC 1:30pm - 4:30pm CHSWednesday, July 18, 2018Introduction to Pollinators 9:00am - Noon Lyndon PennerMaking Goat Milk Soap - For Beginners 9:00am - Noon Sandy ValleeHome Garden Floral Design 9:00am - Noon Ben Fulkerth3D Floral Design for Entertaining 1:30pm - 4:30pm Ben FulkerthAdvanced Goat Milk Soap - Enhancing your Soap 1:30pm - 4:30pm Sandy ValleeShady Characters: Bedding Plants and Annuals for Dark Places 1:30pm - 4:30pm Lyndon PennerThursday, July 19, 2018Companion Gardening 9:00am - Noon Janet MelroseSimply Shibori 9:00am - Noon Michelle BoydAttracting the Good Bugs 9:00am - Noon Ken FryPest Diagnostics 1:30pm - 4:30pm Ken FryStarting a Horticulture Based Business 1:30pm - 4:30pm Peter JBHeirloom Edibles: Seeds to Seed Saving 1:30pm - 5:30pm Janet Melrose

Hort Week 2018 At A Glance

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HORT WEEK: NEW THIS YEAR

Master Gardener Certificate with the Calgary Horticulture SocietyThis year, the Calgary Horticulture Society and Olds College are teaming up to offer portions of the Master Gardener Certificate at Hort Week 2018! Taken individually or as a group, at Hort Week the following courses can be taken as credit towards your Master Gardener Certificate:

• Garden Journaling

• Introduction to Woody Plant ID, in three parts: • Plant Names and Features• Native Trees and Shrubs of Alberta• Popular Garden Trees of Alberta

See the workshop section of the brochure or website for specific course details. By taking any of these courses at Hort Week, you can use the hours towards your Master Gardner Certificate. Whether you have an interest in these courses, or are curious about the Master Gardener Certificate, this is a great place to start.

For more information about the Calgary Horticulture Society, and the Master Gardener Certificate, visit www.calhort.org

CLC Nature Week Camp, Ages 6-11While you’re learning new and exciting things at Hort Week, send your kids on an action-packed nature adventure! The Community Learning Campus is running camps to connect children with the natural world through hands-on activities and outdoor play. Guided by experience educators, campers will explore bugs, plants, animals, nature trails and map reading while gaining a better understanding of nature and their place within it. Note – camp is for the entire week, but there are a few spots for individual days available. Registration with CLC is required.

Registrants of any Hort Week classes receive a discount code to use to receive 10% off!

For more information contact: [email protected]

To register your child, register online at: communitylearningcampus.ca/recreation

July 16 - 19, 2018 | 8:30 am - 5:30 pm $145 per child for the week or $45 / day Registration deadline: July 12, 2018

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HORT WEEK - WORKSHOPS: July 16, 2018

MONDAY WORKSHOPSBotanic Garden and Wetland Talk & Tour

Join Jane Reksten, the Manager of Botanic Gardens and Greenhouses at Olds College, for an informative and enlightening walk throughout all phases of the Olds College Botanic Gardens and Wetlands. This 3 hour session begins with a visual presentation to provide an orientation to the gardens, their history, role at college, and their ongoing evolution. Along with the following tour through the gardens, this session is a great opportunity to ask your gardening questions, and get a true sense of how the gardens are managed and maintained.

Instructor: Jane RekstenMonday, July 16 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 or $30 with another Hort Week class registration

COLOUR from Compost

Before you throw those food scraps into the compost pile, use them to dye with! Many of the kitchen waste products that usually wind up being thrown away are actual-ly excellent sources of natural dye colour. We will explore the potential in carrot tops, onion skins and avocado peels and discuss other options for turning compostables into colours. This is an introductory workshop and no previous experience in fibre arts or dyeing are needed to join in. Note – there are some items that students are asked to bring: check the website for details.

**It should be noted that, while all materials used in this workshop are natural and eco-friendly, many natural materials can trigger asthma or allergic responses. If there is any concern, please contact the instructor in advance to discuss accommodations.

Instructor: Michelle BoydMonday, July 16 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80 + $20 materials

COLOUR from Your Garden - An Introduction to Natural Dyes

Natural dyes have been grown and used for thousands of years, and we can grow our own dyes right here in Alberta. This workshop will introduce you to the plants that can be grown and harvested in our region and how to use them to dye yarn and fabric for a surprising range of colours. Eco-friendly practices and the safe use of mordants will also be ex-plored. This is a hands-on dyeing workshop, so be sure to wear old clothes or bring an apron. No previous fibre arts or dyeing experience is needed to join in. Note – there are some items that students are asked to bring: check the website for details.

**It should be noted that, while all materials used in this workshop are natural and eco-friendly, many natural materials can trigger asthma or allergic responses. If there is any concern, please contact the instructor in advance to discuss accommodations

Instructor: Michelle BoydMonday, July 16 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 + $25 materials

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MONDAY WORKSHOPSPlant Names and Features - Master Gardener Course

Learn about the value of using Latin for naming plants and some basic latin vocabulary. Learn and practice the terminology to describe plant parts for the purpose of plant identification. Part of the three part Introduction to Woody Plant ID from the Master Gardener certification with the Calgary Horticulture Society. The goal of these 3 courses is to allow students to learn the basics of Latin nomenclature of plants, learn descriptive terminology to help with plant ID. Classes can be taken together or separately.

Instructor: Calgary Horticulture SocietyMonday, July 16 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80

Dress for the weather and check your class description to be prepared. You may need:

• Steel-toed Boots• Rubber Boots• Jacket and/or Raincoat• Gloves• Sunblock

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Garden Journaling - Master Gardener Course

Successfully working with nature, ensuring a healthy garden and being able to identify plants all start with making good observations about nature and the space(s) intended for gardening. Keeping good records of these observations will help the gardener to avoid or combat reoccurring issues, remember details about challenges and successes, identify favourable plants and conditions and create a plan for future.

This session will allow students to explore examples of different garden and nature journals and provide several opportunities to practice observing garden plants and microclimates. Garden tips and ideas for each season will also be discussed.

Instructor: Calgary Horticulture SocietyMonday, July 16 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Discover Greenhouses

Join Olds College’s own Timothy Paulsen for an informative and enlightening introduction to greenhouses. If you’ve been interested in buying or building one in your own back yard, or have one and have questions, or simply just want to know more about greenhouses, this is the place to start. This class and tour provides an introduction to greenhouses for the hobbyist: differences between greenhouses and hoop houses, basic soil and hydroponic information, trends in the industry and an open ended discussion for you to bring your questions. The session concludes with a guided tour of the Olds College greenhouses.

Instructor: Tim PaulsenMonday, July 16 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80

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TUESDAY WORKSHOPSCreating Kombucha

What exactly is Kombucha? Why should you drink it and how is it made? This is an in-depth workshop on the explanation of and health benefits of kombucha. Come and find out how it can be be a part of your everyday diet and how it can help you. Of course, it’s not just about learning, but also about doing! You’ll make your own, taste samples, and take home your own recipes.

Instructor: Lucinda WatkinsTuesday, July 17 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80

Cultured Veggies – Make and Take

An in-depth workshop on the health benefits of cultured foods and probiotics. Come and find out why cultured food should be a part of your everyday diet. How do they boost immune function, digestion and aid in weight loss? Taste and try a variety of recipes and make your own! Each participant gets to take home recipes.

Instructor: Lucinda WatkinsTuesday, July 17 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Herbs: from Seed to HarvestHerbs not only enhance the beauty of your garden but can liven up your cooking and benefit your health too! Versatile, easy to plant and care for, relatively trouble free, and multitudes of way to incorporate them into your garden make learning and using herbs almost a requirement for Alberta gardeners to grow and enjoy.

This workshop focuses on the properties of herbs; how to propagate common to unusual herbs from seed and other methods; care in the garden for optimum results; bringing in herbs for the winter months; harvesting and preserving various herbs; and other uses for herbs in the home and garden.

Plus, you will have the opportunity to plant up a basket using half bushel basket and a selection of herbs & edible flowering plants provided.

In this in depth workshop devoted to herbs galore learn: • Definitions and properties of herbs; • Propagating herbs from seeds and other methods; • How to grow and care for them over the seasons; • Bringing herbs inside for the winter;• Techniques and tips for harvesting, using and

preserving herbs.

Instructor: Janet MelroseTuesday, July 17 | 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm $80 + $35 materials



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TUESDAY WORKSHOPSIndoor Edible Gardening

Growing part of your food inside year-round is a fantastic way to have fresh greens, herbs and more on demand and not just when it is gardening season outside. Increasingly Albertans are looking to the techniques of indoor growing from microgreens and sprouts, to simple or extensive hydroponic & aquaponic systems and enjoying the fresh produce they grow year-round! Topics include:

• Environmental factors for growing indoors;

• Germination and breaking dormancy of seeds;

• Choosing your indoor growing style; including equipment, growing mediums, lights, and watering systems;

• Different techniques and growing systems;

• Potential problems;

• What to grow; from microgreens to tomatoes;

• Fun and funky edibles;

• And as a bonus – Anytime Sowing for Albertans.

Plus put into practice some simple indoor growing techniques and take home the results to grow on at home!

Instructor: Janet MelroseTuesday, July 17 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 + $10 materials

Native Trees and Shrubs of Alberta – Master Gardener Course

Observe key identifying features of a selection of common trees and shrubs that are found growing naturally in Alberta and discuss both gardening and practical uses of these plants and their parts. Part of the three part Introduction to Woody Plant ID from the Master Gardener certification with the Calgary Horticulture Society. The goal of these 3 courses is to allow students to learn the basics of Latin nomenclature of plants, learn descriptive terminology to help with plant ID. Classes can be taken together or separately.

Instructor: Calgary Horticulture SocietyTuesday, July 17 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Popular Garden Trees of Alberta – Master Gardener Course

Observe key identifying features of selection of trees that are very popular to use in Alberta gardens. Discuss their features and requirements of these trees in relation to different landscapes. Part of the three part Introduction to Woody Plant ID from the Master Gardener certification with the Calgary Horticulture Society. The goal of these 3 courses is to allow students to learn the basics of Latin nomenclature of plants, learn descriptive terminology to help with plant ID. Classes can be taken together or separately.

Instructor: Calgary Horticulture SocietyTuesday, July 17 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80



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WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPSGoat Milk Soap: Beginner Level - How to Make your Own Soap

Want to learn how to make your own soap? Learn how to make a wonderfully nourishing goat’s milk soap from scratch using local organic goat’s milk. This beginner’s class includes a few tricks of the trade to making milk soaps, texturing tops, cutting methods and more. There will be a variety of clays, herbs, and essential oils to choose from so you can make your very own unique combination. A broad overview of what you need to do to sell soap in Canada, related government regulations, labeling requirements and insurance policies will be discussed. See www.handmadecanadiansoap.com for some of the soaps made by the instructor.

Please note that when working within this workshop hazardous mixtures are used and can cause serious injury if proper safety equipment is not worn or directions not followed. Participants must be 18+ and are required to bring the following equipment: Apron (water proof preferable), long sleeve shirt and pants, safety glasses, rubber gloves, closed toe footwear. Please also bring: spatula, large stirring spoon, scissors, 2 ice cream pails, stick blender, cloth rags, and (optional) plastic measuring cups. Participants who do not bring the proper equipment will not be allowed to participate – if you have any questions or concerns about the correct equipment, please contact the college.

Instructor: Sandy ValleeWednesday, July 18 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 + $40 materials

Goat Milk Soap: Advanced Level - Enhancing Your Soap

Have you made your own soap in the past, either on your own, in the previous course, or at a course in the past? Are you ready to take it to the next level? Learn how to go from making soap to making art, using some advanced tricks including cake piping with soap. This course takes what you’ve learned in the beginner’s class (or elsewhere) and adds flourish.

Participants should have made soap from scratch before or have enrolled in the beginner’s course. Please note that when working within this workshop hazardous mixtures are used and can cause serious injury if proper safety equipment is not worn or directions not followed. Participants must be 18+ and are required to bring the following equipment: Apron (water proof preferable), long sleeve shirt and pants, safety glasses, rubber gloves, closed toe footwear. Please also bring: spatula, large stirring spoon, scissors, 2 ice cream pails, stick blender, cloth rags, and (optional) plastic measuring cups, piping bags and icing tips. Participants who do not bring the proper equipment will not be allowed to participate – if you have any questions or concerns about the correct equipment, please contact the college.

Instructor: Sandy ValleeWednesday, July 18 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80 + $45 materials



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WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPSIntroduction to Pollinators

Growing "pollinator friendly" gardens is super trendy at the moment, but what does that word really mean? Most gardeners know that bees and butterflies fall into this category, but have little understanding beyond that. Pollination is the key to sexual reproduction in plants, and plants are ingenious at finding various agents to accomplish this for them! Bees and butterflies qualify, but so do hummingbirds, parrots, flies, beetles, and in some cases even mosquitoes and lizards! Join Lyndon for a fascinating and insightful glimpse into the secret lives of pollinators! You'll learn about the great diversity of bees in our world, the marvelous and improbable ways that plants find to reproduce themselves, and why your garden matters as a haven for the small and hard working creatures that fill this role!

Instructor: Lyndon PennerWednesday, July 18 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Shady Characters: Bedding Plants and Annuals for Dark Places

While there isn't a shortage of perennials that will do well in partial to considerably shady parts of the yard, gardeners often struggle with finding beautiful bedding plants to use in dark borders and containers. While there are certainly less options for shade than there is for sun, there are still some really excellent plants that will perform beautifully all summer in beds, borders, and planters where there isn't much light to be had. Join Lyndon for a lively and interesting journey through some of your best choices for those dimly lit sections of the garden.

Instructor: Lyndon PennerWednesday, July 18 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80

3D Floral Design for EntertainingLet your creativity shine with this unique 3D design using simple flowers. Olds College’s own Ben Fulkerth will show you how to create your own multi-level arrangement! The composition will have varying plateaus for highlighting delicious appetizers, special photos and pieces of art or even simply a collection of candles to set the mood. Your four-sided arrangement will make everyone think you are super clever. Students should bring the following supplies to class: floral knife, hand pruners, scissors and apron.

Instructor: Ben Fulkerth Wednesday, July 18 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80 + $60 materials

Home Garden Floral Design

If you love growing flowers in your home garden and displaying them in your house, this class is for you! We'll discuss proper techniques for harvesting flowers from your home garden to encourage your plants to bloom more and avoid damage. Industry tips will be shared on prolonging the lifespan of fresh, garden cut flowers. Vessels, tools and techniques will be explored for creating different types of arrangements all for showcasing your own blooms in your home. Students will be taught how to make a loose, simple arrangement using various floral design techniques. Students should bring the following supplies to class: floral knife, hand pruners, scissors and apron.

Instructor: Ben Fulkerth Wednesday, July 18 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 + $40 materials

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THURSDAY WORKSHOPSAttracting the Good Bugs

You may know what pollinators are, so how do you attract the good bugs. Join Olds College entomologist Dr. Ken Fry for a half day workshop on how to structure a garden to support them. This half day workshop will cover plant species and garden layouts friendly to beneficial insects, and allow participants to examine difference species of bees and other pollinators. You'll even get to try your hand at identifying bees using a simple visual identification aid and some interesting new technology in the field.

Instructor: Ken FryThursday, July 19 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Companion GardeningCompanion planting as a gardening technique has been around for ages. Some view it as an art form. Some people attribute the benefits accrued from prating its concepts to be rooted in science. The concept is certainly simple - that by growing in close proximity certain plants can bring benefits in the form of healthy and vigorous plants that produce bountiful harvests of great looking and tasting edibles that are good for you and your family. However, if one delves deeper into the principles, cultural practices and science of companion planting, the result is that your garden is healthy, productive and a complete environmental system in its own right, nestled into the larger environment. Companion gardening involves:

• Learning plant characteristics and needs;

• Improving your soil;

• Protecting plants from the weather;

• Integrated pest management,

• Creating plant guilds and food forests,

• And much more.

Instructor: Janet MelroseThursday, July 19 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80

Heirloom Edibles: Seeds to Seed Saving

Gardening with heirloom varieties of edibles connects us to the history of gardening through the years but is also profoundly satisfying as you literally start with the seed and end with the seed as you collect seed that you have grown for next years planting. Along the way you as the home gardener are participating in effort to preserve seed diversity in our world and rebuilding the varieties of available for us to grow with all their different shapes, colours, tastes and productivity.

Whether you are interested in growing edibles that are not your usual fair to wanting to assist in the work to safeguard the genetic diversity of the plants that sustain us this workshop will give you insight into the wonderful world of heirloom and some practical techniques to collect your own seeds!

This workshop will cover:

• What are heritage or heirloom, open pollinated and hybridized varieties of edibles;

• The benefits & detriments of heritage and heirloom plants in the home garden;

• The history of some of the plants that have been grown in Alberta from 1900 onwards, along with;

• Varieties of heirloom seeds that are superb in our 2018 Alberta home gardens;

• Collecting and saving heirloom seeds from our own garden.

Instructor: Janet Melrose Thursday, July 19 | 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm $80 + $10 materials

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THURSDAY WORKSHOPSPest Diagnostics

Have a pest problem, but not exactly sure how to address it? In this short introduction to pest diagnostics Dr Ken Fry will provide you with in-class instruction on the diagnostic process and some hands-on diagnostics of samples. Be sure to dress for the weather as the class may spend some time outside.

Instructor: Ken FryThursday, July 19 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80

Simply ShiboriDiscover shibori, a traditional Japanese tie-dye technique. Using locally grown and harvested natural dyes, this workshop will give you an opportunity to explore the potential for natural dyes to make pattern and colour on fabric. We will discuss growing your own dye plants and how to use them to make new and exciting colours for quilting, knitting, or just wearing. This is an introductory class and no previous experience in fibre arts or dyeing are needed to join in. Note – there are some items that students are asked to bring: check the website for details.

**It should be noted that, while all materials used in this workshop are natural and eco-friendly, many natural materials can trigger asthma or allergic responses. If there is any concern, please contact the instructor in advance to discuss accommodations.

Instructor: Michelle Boyd Thursday, July 19 | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $80 + $25 materials

Starting a Horticulture Based Business

Thinking about turning your passion into a business? Already down that path and need to enhance your business skills? This class is an introduction to the business of starting and growing a horticulture related business. As a first sampling of business do's and don'ts, you will be exposed to important areas involved in starting up and building your business; including how to structure your new business, important basics of costing (how to know you are making money!), and some marketing. Bring your business or business idea and we’ll help you to get the most out of your passion!

Instructor: Peter Johnston-BerresfordThursday, July 19 | 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm $80



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