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Bernadette Vangool

Reporter · CA

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 27, 2026
Outlet visibility, for 620 CKRM - The Voice of Saskatchewan | Harvard Media
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Bernadette Vangool / Saskatchewan Perennial Society

    Garden Chat: More unusual trees surviving on the prairies (opens the original)

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    In 2002, my daughter and I were on a bus trip to Manitoba. We were both relatively new to the perennial gardening scene, and were amazed at the diversity of plant material available in Manitoba nurseries, from trees to shrubs as well as perennials. One of the trees we came across at a Morden Nursery was the Catalpa tree; the Northern or Western Catalpa (Catalpa speciosa), which survives in sheltered microclimates in Manitoba. Not to be scared away by a mere hardiness label, my daughter decided t

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Bernadette Vangool / Saskatchewan Perennial Society

    Garden Chat: Gardens at the Forestry Farm Park (opens the original)

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    In 1996, the Saskatchewan Perennial Society embarked on an ambitious project to establish a meditation garden at the Forestry Farm Park in the location where the Foreman’s house had recently been demolished. Robin Smith, a landscape architect with Meewasin and also a past president of our society, had envisioned the garden, but unfortunately passed away in 1994 from cancer. Using Robin’s concept drawings of the area that occupied the Foreman’s residence and the adjacent vegetable garden, Grace B

  3. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Bernadette Vangool / Saskatchewan Perennial Society

    Garden Chat: Pooja’s pollinator garden (opens the original)

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    This year it was my pleasure to be a greeter for the Saskatchewan Perennial Society summer garden tour, which is held each year in July. I was stationed at Pooja’s garden in Lakewood. All the gardeners who showed their yards had been asked to share a couple of things about their gardens so that the volunteer greeters could help in the interpretation of the garden, point out some unique plants, etc., if things got too busy. Pooja shared with us her experience in creating a pollinator garden; he

  4. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Bernadette Vangool / Saskatchewan Perennial Society

    Garden Chat: Mindful gardening (opens the original)

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    Have you ever wanted to get away from all the annoying emails and posts on Facebook as well as the doom and gloom in the news of the day? Well, here is your chance. You can make yourself a garden, your own personal oasis. A place you can sit, work or play while enjoying nature. It need not be big; some people only have a small balcony. Apartment dwellers can perhaps garden indoors in front of a sunny window. For some of you who want to grow your own vegetables, you can join a community garden in

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