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.
Tonight is our Pot Luck and Annual General Meeting and Awards Night. Any one can attend and bring a plate and cutlery with them for dinner. Hope to see you there!
Popcorn night with a Garden Guru, plus an indoor-plant swap and a visit from the Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library group! In-person at St Mark’s Church, 1606 Fisher Ave, and online (*For those tuning in online, please note that Linda Chalker-Scott's talk will begin at 8:00 p.m., to give those on-site time to have coffee, do […]
More info to follow.
Annual General Meeting & Social Speaker Presentation: “Big Ideas for Small Gardens”, Paul Gellatly, Author, “The Tattooed Gardener” Paul has more than 30 years experience in the horticultural industry, ranging from plant hybridizing to garden design. Paul will share ideas on how to make the most of small garden spaces. Open to all; free admission. […]
Calling all CHS Members - join us for a evening of fellowship, year end Awards, Photo Show and of course a review of our 2023 season. Election of our volunteer board and Finanical Review are all part of the evening events. Festive refreshments, live music and more are in the works! Door prizes too! Please […]
Speaker: Paul Knowles Topic: Digging Deeper: Finding the Magic in Your Garden Flower Show
Annual Christmas Dinner Meeting. Tickets required.
Christmas Flower Show Annual General Meeting and Potluck
LGS Holiday Design Workshop will be held on December 9th, there is still time to register. Contact connieuetrecht420@gmail.com to sign up. Registration closes November 25. See the details below.
Come out and enjoy an evening of fun. Bring your favourite dish to share, plate, cutler & mug. Followed by AGM, Reports, Awards, Elections
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