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.
Come join us on the 20th of June when we have a senior speaker and park interpreter from Rondeau Provincial Park speaking on the rare plants in the park. After […]
Ashley Gatto - Member of the Toronto Entomologist's Association and the Lake Simcoe South Master Gardeners. It used to be that Monarch Butterflies were abundant in our neck of the […]
Social time starts at 7:00 p.m. with the presentation portion of the meeting beginning at 7:30. The presentation topic will be Unplugged – Shenanigans in the Garden with Barry Vanderveer.
We are back in partnership with Dunnville Horticultural Society! Join us for our Seedy Saturday event. An Arena full of local artisan vendors, Seedy exchange tables, Youth corner, Draws, plants, […]
Calling all OHA District 17 Horticultural members – mark your calendars – you don’t want to miss this Annual General Meeting! “Embracing Biodiversity: a world of variety for the future”. Flower […]
We invite you to join us as we learn about 'Growing FOOD' – with the price of food skyrocketing and the need to have access to fresh and healthy food […]
Garden Chat: “Freeze, Dehydrate Your Produce”, Dianne Wheler, Stratford Master Gardener Speaker Presentation: “Cook What You Grow”, Chef Murray Zehr, Author Open to all; free admission. Interested in joining Garden […]
Speaker - Jennie Girard Topic - "Planting for Pollinators - How you can make a difference" Flower Show Plant Premiums
MAY GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKER HELEN BATTERSBY, "DESIGNING WITH EDIBLE PLANTS" Award-winning TorontoGardens.com blogger Helen Battersby encourages us to turn notions of what “ornamental” means upside-down and meet unusual plants […]
Quest speaker Anna Leggatt on ' Shade Gardens'
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