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Saskatoon SunshineSaskatoon Sunshine<div class="ExternalClassA25C694C3F4D44CC97388817AE95D70C"><p>This garden bed design is a good choice for a location exposed to full sun but sheltered from the wind. It can tolerate soil that stays fairly wet in the winter.</p></div>https://growgreenguide.ca/designs/PlansPic/Linear16Thumb.jpg, https://growgreenguide.ca/plans/PlansPic/Linear16Thumb.jpg79<div class="ExternalClassBF36F4C619EF46929BDA1EDC6B1017AD"><p>To properly maintain your garden, and for best results: </p><ul><li>Prepare the garden bed with a good quality soil. There should be a minimum soil depths of 30 cm for perennials, 45 cm for shrubs and 60 cm for trees. </li><li>Every spring, apply 5 cm of well-rotted compost or manure annually in the spring (try not to pile it up around woody stems).</li><li>Remove weeds as required, and inspect for pests and disease every week or two in the spring and summer. </li><li>Ensure plants receive a minimum of 5 cm of water weekly during the spring and summer. </li><li>Remove and compost ‘spent’ blooms and leaves in the fall. </li><li>Prune only to remove misplaced or damaged stems as needed during the summer. The plants suggested here should not require pruning to reduce size. </li></ul> </div><div class="ExternalClass2ECEEF7ABE3944508D94307EDCC27F7F"> This presentation does not reflect coordinated flowering time.   </div>https://growgreenguide.ca/designs/PlansPic/Linear16.jpg, https://growgreenguide.ca/plans/PlansPic/Linear16.jpghttps://growgreenguide.ca/designs/PlansPic/Linear16Aerial.jpg, https://growgreenguide.ca/plans/PlansPic/Linear16Aerial.jpg

 

 

‘Princess Diana’ serviceberry (Amelanchier x grandiflora ‘Princess Diana’)‘Princess Diana’ serviceberry (Amelanchier x grandiflora ‘Princess Diana’)AxGAs Shown1.00000000000000GP0|#1db993a7-a0fd-4d44-bb1d-519065fefaa2;L0|#01db993a7-a0fd-4d44-bb1d-519065fefaa2|Coles Select Hybrid Serviceberry;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#353b1141-b869-4997-b348-a33c61851fba;L0|#0353b1141-b869-4997-b348-a33c61851fba|Princess Diana Serviceberry;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df
‘Kirin’ azalea (Azalea ‘Kirin’)‘Kirin’ azalea (Azalea ‘Kirin’)Ak70 cm1.00000000000000GP0|#661afa8a-a689-4cb1-a025-e6e3a38c2101;L0|#0661afa8a-a689-4cb1-a025-e6e3a38c2101|Girards Roberta Pink Evergreen Azalea;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#e92c89c0-de4b-45e3-8358-56d9e942befe;L0|#0e92c89c0-de4b-45e3-8358-56d9e942befe|Kirin Azalea;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df
yarrow (Achillea millefolium)yarrow (Achillea millefolium)am40 cm4.00000000000000GP0|#d11399a9-b435-4369-b89b-a1f74b78ec2a;L0|#0d11399a9-b435-4369-b89b-a1f74b78ec2a|Feverfew;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#9b79c6e6-3744-4144-ae43-23deaedcbdbe;L0|#09b79c6e6-3744-4144-ae43-23deaedcbdbe|Yarrow;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df
drumstick allium (Allium sphaeracephalon)drumstick allium (Allium sphaeracephalon)as30 cm4.00000000000000GP0|#d031573a-bba4-4021-ac79-f65d8bea32dc;L0|#0d031573a-bba4-4021-ac79-f65d8bea32dc|Star of Persia;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#8a00ae9a-8d12-4bcd-beb0-18899e136a92;L0|#08a00ae9a-8d12-4bcd-beb0-18899e136a92|Drumstick Allium;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df
‘Biokovo’ cranesbill (Geranium x cantabrigiense ‘Biokovo’)‘Biokovo’ cranesbill (Geranium x cantabrigiense ‘Biokovo’)gc20 cm5.00000000000000GP0|#38e9e955-1c1e-47bb-b0bc-e24fb6304609;L0|#038e9e955-1c1e-47bb-b0bc-e24fb6304609|Bigroot Geranium;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#0cef046d-82bb-4dd7-b5ea-805b3a056b36;L0|#00cef046d-82bb-4dd7-b5ea-805b3a056b36|Biokovo Cranesbill;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df
evergreen candytuft (Iberis sempervirens)evergreen candytuft (Iberis sempervirens)is35 cm15.0000000000000GP0|#386b1fd0-ca71-4c8a-a82c-5d724541a19c;L0|#0386b1fd0-ca71-4c8a-a82c-5d724541a19c|Mountain Rockcress;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240dfGP0|#d9147892-e881-4b4d-88ea-79114f2d630f;L0|#0d9147892-e881-4b4d-88ea-79114f2d630f|Evergreen Candytuft;GTSet|#a0f9ba82-91ba-47b1-939e-163458a240df

 

 

Saskatoon SunshineSaskatoon Sunshine<div class="ExternalClassA25C694C3F4D44CC97388817AE95D70C"><p>This garden bed design is a good choice for a location exposed to full sun but sheltered from the wind. It can tolerate soil that stays fairly wet in the winter.</p></div>https://growgreenguide.ca/designs/PlansPic/Linear16Thumb.jpg, https://growgreenguide.ca/plans/PlansPic/Linear16Thumb.jpg79<div class="ExternalClassBF36F4C619EF46929BDA1EDC6B1017AD"><p>To properly maintain your garden, and for best results: </p><ul><li>Prepare the garden bed with a good quality soil. There should be a minimum soil depths of 30 cm for perennials, 45 cm for shrubs and 60 cm for trees. </li><li>Every spring, apply 5 cm of well-rotted compost or manure annually in the spring (try not to pile it up around woody stems).</li><li>Remove weeds as required, and inspect for pests and disease every week or two in the spring and summer. </li><li>Ensure plants receive a minimum of 5 cm of water weekly during the spring and summer. </li><li>Remove and compost ‘spent’ blooms and leaves in the fall. </li><li>Prune only to remove misplaced or damaged stems as needed during the summer. The plants suggested here should not require pruning to reduce size. </li></ul> </div>

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