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The Cannington Horticultural Society invites you to join us for our 2026 season kickoff meeting on Monday, March 30. Get ready for an exciting year full of new guest speakers, events and workshops for our members to learn from and enjoy. Garden design was the top request from our membership survey on presentation topics, and […]
Kevin Kavanagh — Gardening for the Birds Join Kevin Kavanagh of South Coast Gardens for an inspiring look at how our backyards can become thriving havens for local birdlife. With his signature blend of expertise and enthusiasm, Kevin will explore the native plants, design choices, and simple habitat features that invite birds to feed, nest, […]
Allan Reuter Centre starting at 6:45 for social, 7pm start. Speaker:
Monthly meeting. Quest speaker Roland Craig, "How to grow Roses".
Guest Speaker Gary Lewis, "Hot New Plants: Cutting Edge Garden Plants for Cutting Edge Gardens" Phoenix Perennials is reputed to be among the first nurseries in Canada - and even the world - to offer new cultivars developed by the best international breeders. Nursery owner, Gary Lewis, will give us the inside track on recent […]
APRIL 8, 2026______________________ Managing the Puzzle - Nancy Mabee, of Nancy’s Greenhouse, will explain to us how to use an analytical approach to garden management.
Our guest speaker, Judy Zinni will be speaking to us about Pelargoniums, also known as geraniums. ——- 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.
Catherine McGill is our guest speaker for the evening.
Speaker: Jess Conley Topic: Designing for Hummingbirds in the Urban Environment Date: Thursday April 9th, 2026 Time: 7:00 pm (6:30pm Refreshments) Location: Leaside Library – 165 McRae Drive
CLIMATE CHANGE/BRANTFORD/TREES. BY CHUCK BEACH
