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 break we will have a small flower show, so bring in a few of your fav's from your yard so all your gardening friends can […]
Stayner Garden Club Meeting. Speaker is Jason George on Turtles and wild life. Social at 7pm Speaker at 7:30 Held at the Stayner United Church 234 William Street, Stayner, Ontario
North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting Master Gardener Gail Bebee will be giving a presentation and demonstration on caring for your houseplants. She is a long time member of the North York Garden Club. Gail is an enthusiastic and experienced presenter who is keen to share her passion for gardening with us. Her past experience […]
We are featuring a "Members' Merry-Go-Round", where different members will speak about a Gardening Topic of their choice, for around 15 minutes each. It should be interesting, fun and informative! Everyone is welcome to attend. Of course, new memberships are always welcome.
Monthly General Meeting For list of TOPICS and presenters please see our website
Speaker: Paul Zammit Topic: The Joy of Growing Edibles in Your Garden Paul is a professor of Horticulture and Environmental Studies at Niagara College and past Director of Horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Garden. He is a popular speaker and provides gardening advice on the CBC Radio's "Here and Now" and "Ontario Today" radio programs. […]
Jumping worms are an emerging conservation threat in Ontario, capable of damaging lawns, landscapes and forest habitat. In this talk we'll hear about impacts and invasion history of earthworms, and jumping worms in particular, as well as how to identify jumping worms. Speaker Dr. Annise Dobson currently researches jumping worms at the Yale School of […]
Heinke Thiessen is a Horticultural and Floral Design Judge and is actively involved in the Garden Clubs of Ontario Judges' Council. She is also a retired teacher of 14 years in the Horticultural Program at Sheridan College. Join Heinke as she gives us her unique perspective on a tour of famous gardens in Scotland.
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Catherine McGill, a Master Gardener, member of the Haldimand Horticultural Society and past director of OHA District Six. Catherine will speak on "The Ground Gets Lower".
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Re-introducing in person Seedy Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie. Seed vendors from Three Forks Farms (Manitoulin Island), Northern Wildflowers, Cutleaf Seeds and Urban Tomato. Light food available for sale, eight exhibitors and several more vendors.
Learn a new skill in this hands-on workshop about Winter Sowing! Sandy Jeronimo will take you through the process step by step - all materials provided - you will go home with native wildflower seeds ready for sprouting this spring! Free for all Cannington Horticultural members Youth or Adult. Preregister for this workshop and save […]
Garden Chat: “Gardening on a ‘New Build’ Lot” Speaker Presentation: “Uncommon Vegetables; Common Pests”, Prof. Amy Turnbull, Fanshawe College, London Open to all; free admission. Interested in joining Garden Stratford? Go to Membership at www.gardenstratford.org, or join at the meeting. Program is subject to change.
MARCH GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKER JONAS SPRING, "AN EXPLORATION OF HARDSCAPE PLANTS" Following an extensive review of plants that grow on cliffs and alvars around southern Ontario, Jonas Spring has identified a palette of commercially available hardy, local and beautiful plants that thrive in cracks and crevices. He will share insights about these “hardscape plants” […]
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Hanna Jacobs of Matchbox Garden and Seed Co will present on vegetable gardening, crop rotation and companion planting. Join us in person at Burlington Senior's Centre or Zoom on Wed Mar 8 at 7 pm Zoom link at: burlhortsoc@gmail.com
Member event: Spring Workshop - Members will be making a wooden round welcome sign for indoor use. Members must Pre-register for this event by FEBRUARY 22, so materials can be purchased. Please note that note the leaves & beads shown in the photo are not included in this workshop.Workshop will be both in-person and via […]
Scarborough Garden & Horticultural Society in person meeting presenting well known gardener, scientist, author, adjunct professor and more Clement Kent "Making a Pollinator Garden - What Works?" at Scarborough Village Recreation Centre- Kingston Rd./Markham Rd - 7:30pm- doors open 7:00pm- complimentary refreshments included - guests welcome
Leaside Garden Society Speaker Series presents: Proud of my Pruning Guest Speaker: Sean James
Darin Willder will be speaking to us about pruning trees and bushes around your house. Darin is the owner/operator of Precision Tree Care with many years of experience. Now is the time to get some pruning done! Location: Masonic Temple on Riverview Drive, Chatham
Well known garden club speaker Wolfe Bonham will present his new topic of recycled items in the garden. Through his experience at the professional landscaping company, Peace, Love and Landscaping and his many worldwide travels on his motorbike, Wolfe will delight us with new ideas and creations.
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Come meet the experts and learn how to start and maintain your very own garden.
welcome all to a "Seedy Saturday" ... presented in conjunction with Modern Thymes Health & Bulk Foods an event designed to share and acquire seeds for the upcoming growing season ... to plant indoors or keep until the ground is warm enough for them to be planted directly outdoors ... we invite you all to […]
Join us an learn pruning techniques from Roman Bodnar, Landscape Designer/Nursery Manager, Eising Greenhouses & Garden Centre
This is a gardening club for novice, regular and expert gardeners, who like to learn, laugh, share and have dessert! Time: 7:30 Place: Knox United Christian Education Center, 2575 Midland Ave., driveway + bus stop off of Rural Ave. Headliner: Scott Kennedy will teach us about the History of Don Mills. Questions at the end. […]
Georgina-Brock Garden Club's first meeting of the year. Join us as Jessica Tong of the York Region food Network discusses food security and how growing vegetables collectively in community gardens meets this growing need. In addition, Courtney Rennie, Senior Project Manager, Parks & Open Space, from the Town of Georgina, outlines the plan for Pefferlaw's […]
Please welcome Nadine Bohner tonight and learn how to use plant dominated solutions to realize an ecological and creative design. Guests welcome, free parking, bring your own mug for refreshments, prize draw.
Our speaker, Denise Hodgins O.D.H. will be teaching the best methods of planting, watering and fertilizing seeds indoors, as well as how to take cuttings and increase your plants.
Join us Tuesday, March 14th at 7:00 pm for our presentation on starting seeds & our 1st Annual Seed Swap!! Bring your extra seeds to share & take home others to plant! Please divide your seeds into bags or envelopes containing at least 10 seeds each Please label with name of plant & the year
Rhonda Derue will give her perspective on how to design the garden that gives you the most pleasure.
For March 2023 Chinguacousy Garden Club welcomes Owen Goltz of Riverdale Farm and Forest, who will be presenting on the topic of "Soil". A resident farmer and master arborist Owen Goltz offers consulting services in vegetable gardening and pasture management, as well as in tree and shrub care and forest management. Check out his website […]
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
General Meeting and Speaker : Joanna Baars, "All Seasons at the Greenhouse"
Our next meeting is on Wednesday, March 15, at 7:30pm, in the hall at St. John's Anglican Church, Winona. Our speaker will be Cat McGill, with an intriguing presentation called: Planting with a Twist: Inspiration for Gardeners. It's guaranteed to be "not your same old, same old"! Also, don't forget about our Seed Swap. Bring […]
March General Meeting: March 16, 2023, 7 PM. Guest speaker Cory Eichman, owner of the Saugeen River CSA: Just in time for seed starting, Cory will show us the best soil mixes to use and how to get those seeds started for the best results.
A presentation on Winter Sowing-Lois Kennelly-Donaldson & Phyllis Garton, a Spring (Easter) Workshop followed by a General Meeting.
Cannington Horticultural Society once again proudly offers youth members a summer challenge! This year the focus is on planting natives and encouraging habitat for the pollinators. 'Bee the Change: Plant Natives' says it all! All participants will receive some free native plants to get them started, learn about what grows in our area and who […]
Cannington Horticultural Society once again proudly offers youth members a summer challenge! This year the focus is on planting natives and encouraging habitat for the pollinators. 'Bee the Change: Plant Natives' says it all! All participants will receive some free native plants to get them started, learn about what grows in our area and who […]
Cannington Horticultural Society once again proudly offers youth members a summer challenge! This year the focus in on planting natives and encouraging habitat for the pollinators. 'Bee the Change: Plant Natives' says it all! All participants will receive some free native plants to get them started, learn about what grows in our area and who […]
Cannington Horticultural Society once again proudly offers youth members a summer challenge! This year the focus is on planting natives and encouraging habitat for the pollinators. 'Bee the Change: Plant Natives' says it all! All participants will receive some free native plants to get them started, learn about what grows in our area and who […]
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Stouffville Horticultural Society's first meeting of 2023 with guest speaker Allendria Brunjes on What's New at Rouge National Urban Park. New and returning members can purchase their annual $25 single membership or $35 family membership, and guests pay $5 to attend one meeting. Refreshments available prior to 7:30 pm start of meeting--please bring your own […]
Brian Carson, most recently winner of the 2022 Silver Medal, the OHS's highest horticultural award for outstanding work in the advancement of horticulture, will address the EAHS on the topic of Trilliums. Known as "The Trillium Guy," he is a world-renowned amateur plant explorer. He will share his stunning photos and fascinating stories about the […]
Our first meeting of 2023 will feature Janet Given, Supervisor of Elgin County Library branches Dutton, West Lorne and Rodney. We will learn about this valuable resource, discuss starting seeds, and go home with a potted seed to sprout!
this is a regular Photo Contest included in each monthly meeting with different themes each month ... March theme "Snow in the Forest" ... please submit prior to the meeting ... open to all members ... photos must be ... first-time entries taken by the member presented with no ID visible
welcome members and guests to our regular monthly meeting ... we are having a guest speaker ... Allan Goddard ... on the topic of "Edible Trees and Shrubs" ... who knew? ... also offering our monthly Photo Contest with a March theme of "Snow in the Forest" ... members only ... so sorry guests ... […]
Come join us on the 21st as we hear Maria Papp from Flora Gardens talk about the newest annuals and perennials for our gardens for 2023. Come with pen and hand to take notes and ask questions with this knowledgable speaker. After break Vicky Rees will present a powerpoint on the history of our community […]
Many of us garden in small spaces or have areas which are unsuitable for many plants we wish to enjoy. Growing vertically, either by using natural climbers or by planters, or using trellises, will enable us to grow a wider variety of plants. Featuring guest speaker Anna Leggatt - botanist, horticulturalist, nature interpreter, teacher, writer […]
Join Susan Poizner in this fruit tree care workshop, where she will share tried-and-true secrets to success in growing healthy, successful organic fruit trees. This presentation will be online via google meet. Please email eggardeners@gmail.com to receive the link to attend. Everyone is welcome to attend and there is no fee.
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Social meet and greet begins at 7:00 and the presentation will begin at 7:30. Guest speaker is Elisabeth Burrow- founder, president and chief roaster of Jewels under the Kilt.
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Here’s how it works. Look around your house, garage, shed, wherever, and collect all those items that you are no longer using or need and donate them to the event. Bring those unwanted items to St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic High School and leave them to be sorted by our enthusiastic volunteers. Come on back and […]
A don't miss event - lots of seeds, seedlings, vendors, speakers, children's activities, lavender products, honey, garden art, refreshments and more. Free admission. Everyone welcome. Co-hosted by Georgina-Brock, Beaverton & Cannington Garden Clubs.
Spring Meeting by Garden City Gardeners (St. Catharines Horticultural Society). Open to all Horticultural Societies and Garden Clubs. $5.00 if you're not a member of Garden City Gardeners. Refreshments and sweets will be available. Join us at Grace Mennonite Church, 677 Niagara St., St. Catharines. James Graham is a retired chef and past President of […]
Together the Fergus & District Horticultural Society and the Elora & Salem Horticultural Society will be hosting the 4th Centre Wellington Seedy Saturday. We have lined up a diverse group of vendors of seeds and garden supplies, with community groups and advisory services in attendance. Some include: Vendors: Arthur Greenhouses, Chawin’s Workshop, Ever Smiles Gardens, […]
Scarborough Garden & Horticultural Society will once again be participating at the popular Scarborough Seedy Saturday & Green Fair. After an absence of three years due to Covid everybody is happy to see this event returning. Our Society will be offering free gardening advice, seeds, brochures, information on memberships, speakers, flower shows and more -March […]
Our March monthly meeting is March 27th. Social 7pm speaker 7:30 Our speaker this week is Michael from Clearview Nursery. Topic is pruning and care of tools. Sneak of what is new at the nursery
North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting Our guest speaker will be Lisa Massie - Xerces Ambassador "The Xerces Society's volunteer program mobilizes volunteers to protect wildlife through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats by participating in community science, organizational tasks and community engagement." Lisa will share with you how to be part of the […]
Cannington Horticultrual Society invites you to join us for our first meeting of the 2023 season. Richard Dickinson presents 'Ontario Forests...Under Pressure'. Richard has over 35 years field biology and environmental consulting. He has taught plant taxonomy, ecology and the history and effects of plants on human civilization at several colleges and universities. He has […]
This evening we will host Kirsten Martyn from "Wild Birds Unlimited", in Barrie. The topic she will speak on is "Gardening for the Birds". Kirsten is very knowledgeable and this will be an entertaining topic.
Monthly General Meeting For list of TOPICS and presenters please see our website
The OHS’s own Tina Liu happens to also be the National Capital Commission’s in-house landscape architect. The annual design of the NCC’s Capital Floral Program uses 250k annual plants of over 200 varieties every year. Tina will talk about the process of plant selection, and how new hybrids are introduced and incorporated into the design. […]
“Designing a Cottage Yard in your (Sub)Urban Yard” Martin Ford & Judy Roeder “The Pocket Woodlands Design concept was developed by Martin Ford, a third-generation horticulturist, former University of Guelph instructor and co-founcer of Urban Cottage Landscapes in Guelph, ON, with his wife and business partner, Judy Roeder.
"Amazing Cacti and Succulents" Judy is a Horticultural and Design Judge with a specific interest in cacti and succulents. Judy will talk about some of her favourites in this group of plants and give hints on growing exceptional show worth specimens.
Ah Spring, the time to get out and start potting up our containers! We will be getting together again to feast our eyes on all the possibilities that will be in the greenhouses for us to discover. Come join us for a morning of fun getting our hands dirty...or your gloves. Double the Fun! A […]
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
The Thunder Bay Horticultural Society will have a Information Booth and Memberships for sale at the Spring Home & Garden Trade Show. The Spring Home & Garden is a Trade show of local Thunder Bay businesses, specializing in Home and Garden.
Come down to the Thunder Bay Country Market and visit our Information booth on the 2nd floor to see what we are all about. Memberships will also be available for purchase.
Join us in-person for the 6th Annual Innisfil Seedy Saturday event on Saturday, April 1st from 10am to 2pm at the Innisfil ideaLAB & Library, Lakeshore Branch. Admission is free, and food donations to the Troy Scott Community Fridges are appreciated. You'll discover seed vendors, local community groups and businesses, expert talks and activities for the whole family. […]
April 1st 2023 Norwood Horticultural Society is the Host for this event
The Thunder Bay Horticultural Society will have a Information Booth and Memberships for sale at the Spring Home & Garden Trade Show. The Spring Home & Garden is a Trade show of local Thunder Bay businesses, specializing in Home and Garden.
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