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Ep 64 | Mother’s Day

Ep 64 | Mother’s Day

Welcome back to the Helpful Gardeners Podcast! This week is a very special week because we’re giving some extra love and appreciation to Garden Mums! Throughout history, the garden has been a powerful symbol of growth, renewal, and beauty, qualities that also mirror the essence of motherhood.

MOTHER’S OF NATURE

WANGARI MAATHAI (1940-2011)

First African women to win a Nobel Peace Prize for her initiative, Green Belt Movement in Kenya which gave women access to education and community land and resources.

KATE SESSIONS (1857-1940)

Mother of Balboa Park, San Diego. She was a botanist, horticulturist and landscaper. Kate brought more than 140 plant species back to San Diego from her travels for cultivation, including the jacaranda tree.

VANDANA SHIVA (1952-)

Promotes environmentalism in commercial farming and gardens while also shedding light on women in farming.

COLIN’S FEATURE: Florence Nightingale

BRANDI’S FEATURE: Lois Hole

Lois Hole was Alberta’s 15th Lieutenant Governor and lived in St. Albert near Edmonton, AB. Her and her husband incorporated their mixed farm into Hole’s Greenhouses & Gardens Ltd which became one of the most successful retail greenhouses in western Canada. Lois wrote 6 bestselling gardening books and spoke to around 600 groups all across North America spreading her love of plants and gardening.

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