Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 39 minutes ago
Alberta is home to a range of different growing zones. Stettler horticulturist Robert Spencer explains the differences between the zones and offers advice on what vegetables and fruits we can grow in our province.
Plus, Niko Palmer shares a story about her community garden in Edmonton.
Topics in this episode:
• Growing zones. Here’s a map of Alberta’s various zones and when to start your seeds: bit.ly/3B1iPJP
• Growing corn. Here are more of Robert’s tips: bit.ly/3wPJjeh
For more gardening tips and tales, join the Facebook Group, AMA Good to Grow. It’s a down-to-earth, online community where Albertans can connect with likeminded enthusiasts, share success stories, and get advice from experts and Good to Grow members. facebook.com/groups/amagoodtogrow
Want to be part of our podcast? Share your gardening stories or questions with us and you might be featured in an episode. We want to hear about what you’re growing, what you like about gardening and/or any burning questions you might have about growing food or flowers in Alberta. Send an email, audio recording (Voice Memo on iPhone) or video message to goodtogrow@ama.ab.ca.
Happy gardening!
Music composed by: Doug Hoyer
Alberta is home to a range of different growing zones. Stettler horticulturist Robert Spencer explains the differences between the zones and offers advice on what vegetables and fruits we can grow in our province.
Plus, Niko Palmer shares a story about her community garden in Edmonton.
Topics in this episode:
• Growing zones. Here’s a map of Alberta’s various zones and when to start your seeds: bit.ly/3B1iPJP
• Growing corn. Here are more of Robert’s tips: bit.ly/3wPJjeh
For more gardening tips and tales, join the Facebook Group, AMA Good to Grow. It’s a down-to-earth, online community where Albertans can connect with likeminded enthusiasts, share success stories, and get advice from experts and Good to Grow members. facebook.com/groups/amagoodtogrow
Want to be part of our podcast? Share your gardening stories or questions with us and you might be featured in an episode. We want to hear about what you’re growing, what you like about gardening and/or any burning questions you might have about growing food or flowers in Alberta. Send an email, audio recording (Voice Memo on iPhone) or video message to goodtogrow@ama.ab.ca.
Happy gardening!
Music composed by: Doug Hoyer
