Winnipeg Wildflower Project
The Winnipeg Wildflower Project was established in the spring of 2019 with a goal of restoring urban spaces to native prairie habitat.
In our first few years, with the help of our partner, Prairie Originals, we've planted seed plot sites around Winnipeg to establish a source for native wildflower and grass seed. The seed will be harvested and used for future prairie restoration and planting projects within the city.
These seed plots and restored sites will provide critical habitat for native pollinators and wildlife. They will also add beauty to our public spaces and provide plenty of opportunity for educational and volunteer experiences.
We hope you'll consider joining us with this goal and help to create a wilder Winnipeg!
Garden Locations
Bishop Grandin Greenway - This seed plot site was planted in 2019 in the north west corner of Bishop Grandin and St. Mary's. It's located along the active transportation path. These plots were made possible with a #RisingYouth grant from Taking It Global. Find the site here!
Point Douglas - This seed plot site was planted in 2020 at the Euclid Food Forest located on Euclid Avenue. These plots were made possible by donations from supportive community members. Find the site here!
Transcona - This garden was planted in 2021 in Rotary Heritage Park along Plessis Avenue, located along the active transportation path. The garden was funded through the Land Dedication Reserve Fund with support from City Councillor Shawn Nason. Find the site here!
Waterfront Drive - This garden was planted in 2021 in Fort Douglas Park at Waterfront Drive and Alexander Avenue. Funding was provided through TD Park People. Find the site here!
Wellington Crescent - This garden was planted in 2022 in Sir John Franklin Park at Wellington Crescent and Lindsay Street. The garden was funded through the Land Dedication Reserve Fund with support from City Councillor John Orlikow. Find the site here!
Bishop Grandin Greenway - This seed plot site was planted in 2019 in the north west corner of Bishop Grandin and St. Mary's. It's located along the active transportation path. These plots were made possible with a #RisingYouth grant from Taking It Global. Find the site here!
Point Douglas - This seed plot site was planted in 2020 at the Euclid Food Forest located on Euclid Avenue. These plots were made possible by donations from supportive community members. Find the site here!
Transcona - This garden was planted in 2021 in Rotary Heritage Park along Plessis Avenue, located along the active transportation path. The garden was funded through the Land Dedication Reserve Fund with support from City Councillor Shawn Nason. Find the site here!
Waterfront Drive - This garden was planted in 2021 in Fort Douglas Park at Waterfront Drive and Alexander Avenue. Funding was provided through TD Park People. Find the site here!
Wellington Crescent - This garden was planted in 2022 in Sir John Franklin Park at Wellington Crescent and Lindsay Street. The garden was funded through the Land Dedication Reserve Fund with support from City Councillor John Orlikow. Find the site here!
