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.
Cannington Horticultural Society invites youth ages 8 to 17 to join us and be part of an exciting summer Sensory Garden Challenge. Participants will be encouraged to create a peaceful place to rest and invoked all of the senses, touch, smell, sight, sound and taste - into their very own Sensory Garden. A workshop run […]
SEPTEMBER GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKER MIKE PRONG, "FUSION GARDENING" When September 06, 2022 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Location Virtual (Zoom) and McConaghy Centre, 10100 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill Spaces left 90 Registration Member No Charge Visitor – $5.00 Non-society members welcome for a nominal fee Fusion Gardening® is a popular landscape design style […]
The OHS Fall Plant Sale is back in person - hooray! Our volunteers will be on hand to help you pick out some perennials for fall planting, as well as other garden-related items. Look for the green OHS canopy on the north side of Hopewell Avenue Public School, on Sunnyside Ave near Bank St. (Part […]
A celebration of the Erin Garden Club 100th year. A beautiful new “Celebration of Colour” garden is being planted at McMillan Park to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Erin Garden Club. The garden will include many native plants and be designed to deliver continuous blooms all through the growing season. The garden will be […]
FREE If you like gardening we are your people! The club members bring all the best of the season’s bounty from their home gardens to the hall, for your viewing pleasure. This public flower, vegetable and flower design show has a tea room, for the community at large. You will get ideas for your garden […]
Gini Sage of the Durham Master Gardeners presents “Shrubs for All Seasons”. Shrubs bring structure, colour and seasonal interest to our perennial beds. We’ll review various shrubs and their outstanding features including the newest offerings available for our area. Also Flower, Vegetable & Design Show
Novice, regular and expert gardeners are welcome AGENDA: 7:30 PM Quick Hello Headliner: Jim Waddington will teach us, show us a presentation, “In the Footsteps of the Group of 7” with your questions at the end. His book will be on sale. Flower Show: Not tonight Photo Contest: Photos must be 4 x 6 only […]
We will be holding our September General Meeting Tuesday, September 13 at 7 pm. We will meet at the Annex located at 1 Minerva Street East (beside the Huntsville Public Library). The meeting will have a speaker followed by the business portion of the meeting. We will not be serving refreshments at this meeting however the Green Elephant Table will be available. Our speaker for […]
Please welcome Sean James this evening and learn which aggressive and invasive plants to avoid planting. There is a flower show tonight as well. Masks re encouraged. Free parking, guests welcome, refreshments.
Gardeners of Burlington general meeting with speaker Denise Hodgins, Landscaper and Garden Coach on Garden Bulbs for all seasons. In person meeting with a zoom presentation by the speaker. Alternately you can request by email a link to the online Zoom presentation to watch from your location.
Dougald Cameron will be our guest speaker this month. His topic is "Planning Your Spectacular Spring Garden Now". Visitors welcome for a nominal $5 fee.
Scarborough Garden & Horticultural Society presents Terry Hudson- Outreach and Development Specialist for Scientists in School projects. Come learn about the organization, their workshop "Get the Dirt on Plants" delivered to Scarborough Elementary students and supported by our Society. Other important information will be given about our Annual Flower Show- Saturday-September 17th and upcoming October […]
Topic - Splish Splash! Integrating water features into your garden. Speaker - Rosemarie Szalich
Speaker: Mary Crawford What Makes it a Weed Anyway Reevaluating the plants we call weeds from different perspectives, including a look at the edible, the beneficial, the invasive, and the just plain annoying. Mini Show see schedule in paper calendar
Janet Cox (John’s Nursery) “Keeping the Peace With Weeds (Practical Advice, Biological Strategies and Some Big Ideas)” Free-will donation for non-members Open to the public! “Lug a Mug” for refreshments and treats.
NEW DATE - SEPTEMBER 20, 2022. In this presentation, Dan Rubin of Perfectly Perennial Herbs & Seeds will explore basic seed saving techniques, explain the importance of seed saving and heritage seeds, and ways every gardener can be part of preserving the plants we will need for our future food. Zoom link to join - […]
Michael will speak about cutting garden designs and demonstrate classic methods of creating hand held bouquets. Wedding planners take note! This meeting will be held in person at the Mount Albert Community Centre, 53 Main street. And live streamed via google meet. Email us for the link. All meetings start at 7 pm and are […]
Refreshments/Meet and Greet beginning at 7. Formal meeting and presentation at 7:30 pmCharlie Briggs has a degree in horticulture and is a certified arborist with the Royal Botanical Gardens. He is passionate about helping gardeners make the most of their outdoor spaces and better understand the changes we can make to promote a more responsible […]
Master Gardener Chat: “Fall Gardening”, Leslye Glover Speaker Presentation: “Drying and Arranging Summer and Fall Flowers”, by Debra O'Connor. Debra operates the Garden in Harrington, a farm gate stand. She will do a demonstration using common garden flowers. In-person meeting, subject to change to Zoom due to Covid-19. Check Garden Stratford Facebook for updates. Interested […]
"Fabulous Fungi: Intro to Mycology" will be presented by David Hawke, a local naturalist and a bit of a "fun guy" himself. During this session he will share with you the roles that are performed within our ecosystem by mushrooms, toadstools, slime molds and other seemingly icky things. Identification features and how mushroom guides are […]
Speaker: Joanne Rachfalowski, "Hydrangeas are so much fun". All visitors are welcome (any time really).
Owner of Canadian Succulents, a small floral design company near Toronto, Ontario. Canadian Succulents was founded out of a passion for succulents and a belief that a gift should be beautiful, long-lasting, and green. They are located in a small greenhouse north-east of Toronto, where they grow the succulents that make up their living creations. […]
Urban Homesteading: Channelling our Pioneer Ancestors OHS president Jeff Blackadar, together with Master Gardeners Judith Cox and Rebecca Last will describe their efforts to practice sustainable urban agriculture and living. Jeff will discuss gleaning on greenbelt land and tapping trees to make maple syrup. Judith will introduce us to her “turkey-turned” hügelkultur and “the girls” […]
As many irreplaceable seeds near extinction, SEED reveals the harrowing and heartening story of passionate seed keepers as they wage a David and Goliath battle against chemical seed companies, defending a 12,000-year food legacy. Join us for a screening of this award-winning documentary.
General Meeting and Mini Show followed by speaker Lorraine Johnson. Lorraine is a popular speaker on a broad range of topics related to gardening and growing: from native plants and the urban forest to pollinators and urban food production.
September Members' Meeting with Guest speaker: Julie Kron - Growing food in an urban setting. Social time starts at 7:00 p.m. with the presentation portion of the meeting beginning at 7:30.
Regular meeting with speaker Patti Sage from Sage Gardens who will be talking about preparing gardens for winter.
General Meeting and Guest Speaker from Grey County Master Gardeners. Topic: "Bulbs For All Seasons".
Join Senior Floral Designer Kiki Danninger of Blossom Moments as she guides you on how to creat your very own customized Terrarium in this DIY workshop. Maximum 15 people Contact Kiki Danninger 647.970.6669
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