FIRST NATIONS GARDEN
Published on Nov 23, 2015
For first nations garden small project
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
FIRST NATIONS GARDEN
Photo by VinothChandar
OUR VENUE
Photo by Jerry Bowley
HERITAGE PARK
- We chose heritage park because there is currently a First Nations area.
- Lots of visitors.
Photo by Jerry Bowley
FOOD NUTRITIONIST
- Many kinds of wild berries were picked including chokecherries, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and saskatoons.
Photo by Swami Stream
HORTICULTURALIST
- Yellow pond lily This plant is found in ponds.This plant is sometimes eaten or used to just chew.
- Wild rose Wild rose bushes grow on the open prairie. The Wild Rose has pink flowers that bloom from May to August.
Photo by antonychammond
NATUROPATH
- Tobacco is one of the sacred aboriginal plants. Considered to be a sacred medicine, it was used in religious ceremonies by Aboriginal People.
Photo by blu_pineappl3
ARTISAN
- Puffballs are important in praying.
- Kinikinnick is used in everyday rituals.
- Cottonwood is used for burials and is considered sacred.
Photo by wdroops
CREDITS TO:
Mrs. Giffen, Karen, and Haiku Deck
Photo by symphony of love
Untitled Slide
Photo by Jon Ashcroft
GLOSSARY
- Swollen- elarged; happens when you are sick.
- Birchbark containers- wooden container
Photo by Smath.
