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.
Please welcome our guest speaker tonight, Shirley Koch, as she talks about "Spring Perennials". Learn how to have colour and vibrancy in your spring garden. Guests are welcome, free parking, draw prizes, sharing table, bring a mug for refreshments. There is also a flower show this evening.
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“Monarch Butterflies” Speaker: Arletta Huson
MAY 13, 2026 Trees Talk if you are willing to Listen – Arborist Ruurd van de Ven explains how trees communicate and interact with each other.
Our May guest speaker is Mike Parrish. Mike will be speaking to us about the ins and outs of Dahlias. ——- Doors open at 7 pm with the meeting starting at 7:30 pm. Visitors always welcome. There is a nominal fee of $5 to help offset the cost of speakers.
Brenda Symns will be our presenter for the evening. Brenda will be going some floral demonstrations.
This is an annual event to celebrate the liberation of Holland in WWII. Our area has a number of people with Dutch heritage, some of whom will share their stories at this event. There is a BBQ, cake, artwork by the local high school, music and often airforce fly overs.
Leaside Garden Society – Speaker Series presents: Speaker: Najeeb Siddiqui and Michelle Delaney (Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers) Topic: Nurturing Nature through Wildlife Supportive Gardens in Thorncliffe Park Date: Thursday May 14th, 2026 Time: 7:00 pm (6:30pm Refreshments) Location: Leaside Library – 165 McRae Drive
NATIVE PLANTS FOR BOULEVARD GARDENS BY SHAUN BOOTH
Members dig from their personal gardens and donate shrubs, trees and perennial. Some also prepare annuals for this sale. This is open to the public and is well attended. It is held at the Palmer Park, often referred to as the Bandshell Park. It is located on the corner of Sydenham Street W. and Centre […]
