Patricia Hanbidge

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  Published on: 10/12/2008    Last Visited: 10/3/2008  

  by Patricia Hanbidge
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  Patricia Hanbidge
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  Patricia Hanbidge is a horticulturist living in Saskatoon.She is the Program Coordinator for Horticultural Programs for the Extension Division at the University of Saskatchewan.She coordinates the Master Gardener Program and the Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program.She manages the GardenLine Office, which is a horticultural information service to the public.She is a regular contributer to the Gardening Column in the Saskatoon Sun, the Regina Leader Post and various other weeklies throughout the province.She is regularly heard on CBC Radio 1.Privately, Patricia does horticultural consulting, specializing in Landscape Design.She is author/editor of Hort Hints 1V and is currently writing a book on landscape design.She is the Horticultural Editor for the Gardener for the Prairies Magazine.She is a well-known and talented speaker/instructor on any horticultural topic.

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  Pat Hanbidge is a well known Saskatoon gardener.She is the program coordinator for the Horticultural Programs with the Extension Division at the University of Saskatchewan as well at the GardenLine office manager.Pat also has found time to author several books on prairie gardening.

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  Patricia Hanbidge
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  Patricia Hanbidge is a horticulturist who currently lives in Saskatchewan.A well-known and talented speaker, Patricia is regularly featured on radio and television.
  
  To date, Patricia is the proud author/editor of six gardening books.She was the editor and a contributing author of Hort Hints IV, published in 2002 by University Extension Press.She was also a contributor to the comprehensive publication Flora, published by Global Publishing (2002) in Australia, and was co-author of Gardening Month by Month in Saskatchewan for Lone Pine Press in 2003.
  
  Patricia also does horticultural consulting and landscape design through her company Green Schemes & Scapes.She has been a player in the horticultural industry in Canada for over 25 years and is well-versed in all areas of this industry.She has a strong interest in educating the public to use more sustainable alternatives while gardening, and imports and sells biological controls to manage many garden pests.

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  Patricia Hanbidge
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  Patricia Hanbidge
  
  Patricia Hanbidge is a horticulturist who currently lives in Saskatchewan.As the Program Coordinator for Horticultural Programs with the Extension Division at the University of Saskatchewan, she coordinates the Master Gardener Program and the Prairie Horticulture Certificate Program (PHC).In addition, she manages the GardenLine Office, which provides horticultural information to the general public.
  
  Her contributions to gardening columns in the Saskatoon Sun, the Regina Leader Post and many other weekly papers throughout the province have been eagerly read by gardening enthusiasts for years.A well-known and talented speaker, Patricia is regularly featured on radio and television.
  
  To date, Patricia is the proud author/editor of six gardening books.She was the editor and a contributing author of Hort Hints IV, published in 2002 by University Extension Press.She was also a contributor to the comprehensive publication Flora, published by Global Publishing (2002) in Australia, and was co-author of Gardening Month by Month in Saskatchewan for Lone Pine Press in 2003, Best Garden Plants for Saskatchewan and Manitoba and Perennials for Saskatchewan and Manitoba in 2005.Recently released was Annuals for Saskatchewan and Manitoba also for Lone Pine Press.Two of her books were best sellers and sold out before being on the shelves for the first year.Currently she is the Horticultural Editor for The Gardener for the Prairies magazine and is in the process of completing a book on landscape design.
  
  She also keeps busy with speaking engagements right across Canada, throughout the United States and also in Europe.Her style of presentation is engaging and entertaining whilst still being educational.She is a sought after guest and mentor for individuals, clubs and societies as well as gardening programs like the Master Gardeners and their European counterpart – the BBC Neighborhood Gardeners.Patricia is quite comfortable speaking on any horticultural topic.
  
  Patricia also does horticultural consulting and landscape design through her company , Green Schemes & Scapes.She has been a player in the horticultural industry in Canada for over 25 years and is therefore well versed in all areas of this industry.She has a strong interest in educating the public to use more sustainable alternatives while gardening and imports and sells biological controls to manage many garden pests.
  
  There is also the opportunity to join Patricia on one of her many hosted holidays that always offer you the chance to experience being a guest rather than a tourist in various destinations.

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  Farm and Food Report, Week of June 2, 2003 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/5/2002    Last Visited: 6/19/2003  

  This spring, for example, the hot topic is winter browning of woody ornamentals, which is province-wide and related to the drought," says Patricia Hanbidge, coordinator of horticulture programs with the university's Extension Division.
  
  Some of the questions are so common, fact sheets on the topics were prepared last year, and now there are 20 pamphlets on a variety of subjects.Gardenline staff also send out fact sheets from other agencies.These address topics such as composting from the Saskatchewan Waste Council, weed control from Saskatchewan Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization, and growing the province's indigenous plants from the Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan.Hanbidge says the pamphlets are useful because some questions arise every year, so gardeners can keep the information for future reference.
  
  "Both the Gardenline and the pamphlets are a valuable way to educate the public with good, sustainable information on horticulture and gardening," says Hanbidge.
  
  She also has valuable advice for callers who may become frustrated with waiting.Although the Gardenline allows callers to leave their name and number for call-back by the staff, the average of more than a 100 calls per day may delay these replies.Hanbidge suggests callers try to phone later in the day and also later in the week when the line is not as busy.

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  Firefly Books - Flora: Over 20,000 Plants and Their... - [Cached Version]
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  Please click here to read profiles of Wendy Thomas, Lorraine Flanigan, Patricia Hanbidge, Bruce Rutherford, Patrick Seymour, and David Tomlinson.
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  Patricia Hanbidge is a horticulturist and Program Coordinator for Horticultural Programs for the Extension Division at the University of Saskatchewan, including the Master Gardener and Prairie Horticulture Certificate programs.She also manages the Gardenline Office, which is operated as a public horticultural information service.

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  Published on: 2/23/2006    Last Visited: 12/14/2007  

  by Patricia Hanbidge
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  Patricia Hanbidge is a horticulturalist living in Saskatchewan.She coordinates the Master Gardener Program, the Prairies Horticulture Certificate Program and manages the GardenLine office.She is the horticultural editor for The Gardener for the Prairies magazine.Patricia has also edited, contributed and written a number of gardening books.She manages and regularly contributes to the Gardening Column for the Saskatoon Sun, the Regina Leader Post and many other smaller papers throughout the province.She is regularly heard on CBC Radio One.

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  Heartland Canada: Agricultural News and Information... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/21/2004    Last Visited: 11/8/2005  

  Patricia Hanbidge, the Coordinator for Horticultural Programs at the University of Saskatchewan's Extension Division, is staging a Master Gardener Workshop that will address organic practices, pest control, and fertility and weed management in the garden.

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  Published on: 2/3/2007    Last Visited: 3/11/2007  

  Patricia Hanbidge, Horticulturist
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  Patricia Hanbidge, Horticulturist

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  News :: Lone Pine Publishing - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/30/2008    Last Visited: 10/3/2008  

  It's a fun collection of unusual gardening trivia put together by Patricia Hanbidge, founder and owner of the soon-to-open Saskatchewan School of Horticulture.

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