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- 2Gardens - Northwest Territories
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2010-01-01
The Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research is located in the brown building in the upper left of the photograph. The Institute's substantial polar library is housed in this building. The ships and U-boat in the Old Harbour are part of the German Maritime Museum (Deutsches...
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2015-07-10
The Ndilo First Nation Community is located on Latham Island on the edge of Yellowknife. The community has recently built a greenhouse to complement the community garden. The sign on the fence reads \"Welcome to YKDFN Community Garden\".
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2015-07-10
This garden project at Mildred Hall School in Yellowknife is a collaboration between students and elders. Raised beds are a common garden format in Yellowknife because of the rocky nature of the landscape and the general lack of good topsoil. These beds contain common garden plants such as...
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2014-05-18
A small botanical garden on the UNBC campus. Displays an alpine garden and a Japanese-style garden with a water feature and a stylized pagoda shelter overlooking the City of Prince George.
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.jpg "Inuvik Community Greenhouse")
2014-10-01
Digital Library North Project, Stobbs, Robyn
Operating May to September, the greenhouse, built from a former hockey arena, produces vegetables and flowers.
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2015-07-08
The Garden of Hope is near the shore of Frame Lake. This rock stands near the entrance. A sign near the entrance reads: \"GARDEN OF HOPE Loranie Frances Minish-Cooper (1951 - 2002)\". \"Loraine believed in the power of hope and it was her wish that this garden would be a place of hope, peace...
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2015-07-08
Raised beds are common in Yellowknife, where there is little topsoil in which to make a garden. In this bed there are several flowers, herbs and vegetables including: marigolds, pansies, parsley, and chives (in bloom).
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.jpg "Vegetable garden at Fort Edmonton Park")
2015-08-14
The Fur Trade Fort is a replica of the 1846 fort, which was located downstream on the site of the Alberta Legislature grounds. The original fort had a garden to supply vegetables to the fort's occupants. This year, the garden to the north of the fort is producing cabbage, corn, potatoes,...