At this time, events are being scheduled but may change without much notice depending on current covid-19 restrictions. Please check with the organizer for any you are interested in to get the most uptodate information.
The Labyrinth has a long and complex history, spanning diverse cultures and religious beliefs. They are created as a way of engaging a community, an art installation or as a spiritual tool. Join us for a fascinating talk by Drew Strickland.
Evelyn Wolf presents “Insects in our Garden - The Good, The Bad, and the Merely Ugly”. How to identify the insects in our garden in their different life phases accurately for effective control of the harmful ones and protection of the beneficial ones.... using the principles of Integrated Pest Management to control the Bad Guys; […]
Guest Speaker is Steve Elkerton and the topic is "How to get the best out of your Roses". It is also our Summer Potluck
Growing Veggies – Chris and Mary Wooding of Ironwood Organics will explain climate ready agriculture. Please use the 338 Herbert St Door same one as Doctors Offices
Our guest speaker will be Elizabeth Schleicher from the Hamilton & Burlington Rose Society will be speaking to us on roses. We will also be hosting a Flower Show with […]
Leaside Garden Society – Speaker Series presents: Speaker: Rohan Harrison and Michael Lithgow Topic: Sunnybrook Healing Garden Date: Thursday June 12th, 2025 Time: 7:00 pm (refreshments at 6:30 pm) Location: Leaside Library (165 McRae Drive)
Join us for the highly anticipated Strawberry Social! Enjoy an evening filled with delightful sweet treats and captivating eye candy as we welcome our June speaker, Michael Erdman. He will […]
On June 21, 2025, from 10 am to 4 pm you’re invited to visit a collection of unique and private gardens for free in West Lakeshore neighbourhoods, including Long Branch, […]
Guest Speaker: Scott Story, Local Grower Topic: Paw-Paw Trees Includes June Flower Show
Tonight's speaker, Heather Auld, asserts that gardeners and farmers are optimists, as they plant and tend their land, hoping for the right temperatures at the right time, sufficient rainfall, less […]
