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.
Many of us garden in small spaces or have areas which are unsuitable for many plants we wish to enjoy. Growing vertically, either by using natural climbers or by planters, or using trellises, will enable us to grow a wider variety of plants. Featuring guest speaker Anna Leggatt - botanist, horticulturalist, nature interpreter, teacher, writer […]
Social meet and greet begins at 7:00 and the presentation will begin at 7:30. Guest speaker is Elisabeth Burrow- founder, president and chief roaster of Jewels under the Kilt.
North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting Our guest speaker will be Lisa Massie - Xerces Ambassador "The Xerces Society's volunteer program mobilizes volunteers to protect wildlife through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats by participating in community science, organizational tasks and community engagement." Lisa will share with you how to be part of the […]
Cannington Horticultrual Society invites you to join us for our first meeting of the 2023 season. Richard Dickinson presents 'Ontario Forests...Under Pressure'. Richard has over 35 years field biology and environmental consulting. He has taught plant taxonomy, ecology and the history and effects of plants on human civilization at several colleges and universities. He has […]
This evening we will host Kirsten Martyn from "Wild Birds Unlimited", in Barrie. The topic she will speak on is "Gardening for the Birds". Kirsten is very knowledgeable and this will be an entertaining topic.
“Designing a Cottage Yard in your (Sub)Urban Yard” Martin Ford & Judy Roeder “The Pocket Woodlands Design concept was developed by Martin Ford, a third-generation horticulturist, former University of Guelph instructor and co-founcer of Urban Cottage Landscapes in Guelph, ON, with his wife and business partner, Judy Roeder.
The OHS’s own Tina Liu happens to also be the National Capital Commission’s in-house landscape architect. The annual design of the NCC’s Capital Floral Program uses 250k annual plants of over 200 varieties every year. Tina will talk about the process of plant selection, and how new hybrids are introduced and incorporated into the design. […]
"Amazing Cacti and Succulents" Judy is a Horticultural and Design Judge with a specific interest in cacti and succulents. Judy will talk about some of her favourites in this group of plants and give hints on growing exceptional show worth specimens.
Learn the basics of growing your own plants from seed from seasoned expert Sharon Bognar of The Inn Garden. Sharon will demonstrate methods for successful germination and how to care for young plants including planting mix, when to propagate seeds, lighting, hardening off & damping off. Attendees will take home a vegetable seedling to plant […]
Agincourt Garden Club invites you to join us. This is a gardening club for novice, regular and expert gardeners, who like to learn, laugh, share and have dessert! Time: 7:30 Place: Knox United Christian Education Center, 2575 Midland Ave., driveway and bus stop off of Rural Ave. Headliner: Heinke Thiessen will teach us about Hydrangeas. […]
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