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 […]
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
“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.
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. […]
"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.
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.
Garden Chat: “New Perennials”, Brenda Sutherland, Earthbound Gardens Speaker Presentation: “Integrated Pest Management”, John Close, Earthbound Gardens 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.
APRIL GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKER SEAN JAMES, "GROWING GRACEFULLY: THE EVOLUTION OF A GARDEN" As many a gardener can visually attest to from photos – gardens evolve, year after year. Some plants over-thrive, while others perish. As trees mature, once-sunny spaces become better suited to shade-loving plants. Sean will guide us through this natural progression […]
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.
Quest speaker is Kevin Kavenough on 'Rhododendrons and Azaleas'.
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.
Open Meeting April 10th Speaker: Jim Fitzgerald Topic: Fresh and Tasty: Grow Your Vegetables
Learn the basics of growing your own plants from seed from seasoned expert Sharon Bognar of The Inn Garden. Sharon will demonstrate methods for successful germination and how to care for young plants including planting mix, when to propagate seeds, lighting, hardening off & damping off. Attendees will take home a vegetable seedling to plant […]
Join us and learn Sustainable Practices on a Homestead by owner of Generations Marketplace.
Agincourt Garden Club invites you to join us. 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 and bus stop off of Rural Ave. Headliner: Heinke Thiessen will teach us about Hydrangeas. […]
Please welcome, Trish Symons, our favourite local guest speaker as she shows you that you can never grow too many hostas! Free parking, guests welcome, bring a mug for refreshments, prize draws!
Chinguacousy Garden Club's April speaker is David Chapman, who will be presenting Exploring the Birds of Ontario. David is a keynote speaker specializing on nature, birds and weather. For more information please check out his website (https://www.davidtchapman.com/).
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.
Gardeners of Burlington general meeting with speaker Carolynne Crawley on harvesting wild foods and medicines In person meeting or request a Zoom link at burlhortsoc@gmail.com
Presented by Kat Granger from Seeds of Imbolc
Leaside Garden Society Speaker Series presents: Peonies & Friends: The Stars of the June Garden Guest Speaker: Ingrid Janssen
The Development of Friendship Gardens, Headwaters Healthcare Orangeville: With a vision that healthcare should include spiritual well-being Lynn Sinclair Smith has single handedly supervised the construction and maintenance of the Friendship Gardens. She is constantly fundraising, recruiting volunteers, involving CVC (when snow removal brine applications started killing our trees and phragmites filled the ditches), campaigned […]
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.
DATE: Saturday April 15, 2023 TIME: 8:30am to 3:30pm CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST: 8:30-9:30am BUFFET LUNCH: Noon to 1:30pm LOCATION: Metcalfe Centre COST TO ATTEND: $30 Register through your D1 Society MORNING SPEAKER: OWEN CLARKIN Springtime Tree and Shrub Botany AFTERNOON SPEAKER: KENNETH BROWN Three Plus 1 Tenors Wear your Easter Bonnet; special prize to be […]
This is the first in a series of 3 workshops designed to turn members from "beginners" to "winners" in floral design. This first workshop will be led by Cindy Zorgel — coming to us from the Almonte Horticultural Society — and visited with us previously doing the arrangements at our Christmas AGM. They were so […]
Garden City Gardeners Presents: Supporting Nature In Your Own Backyard With Heather Frank, Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority Saturday April 15 at 1 p.m. St. Giles Presbyterian Church, 205 Linwell Road, St. Catharines.
Woolwich Gardeners presents speaker DJ Hanna “Butterfly Rangers and Pollinator Gardens” Location: St. James Lutheran Church, 60 Arthur St. S., Elmira, ON N3B 2M9 (Wyatt St. entrance) Date is Monday April 17 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. Free-will donation for non-members Open to the public! “Lug a Mug” for refreshments and treats.
“What’s new in the garden centre this year” by Cindy Cluett of Beyond the House Garden Centre Mini Flower Show during the meeting - 3 categories 1. “Jazzy” in honour of International Jazz Day April 30th – A multi coloured arrangement. 2. “Welcome Bats” in honour of Bat Appreciation Day April 17th – An arrangement […]
Regular meeting with guest speaker Dr. Michael McTavish on topic Controlling Invasives (plants such as phragmites and garlic mustard). Doors open at 7 pm, meeting starts at 7:30 pm. Guest fee is $5 per person.
Come join us on the 18th at 7 and we hear Jonathan Choquette, speaker on endangered Plantes and Reptiles. He is part of the Recovery project with Wildlife Preservation Canada Ojibway Parke Prairie Lands. His specialty is the massasauga rattlesnake that lives in our area and Ojibway park.
Berries and berry-like fruit can make wonderful additions to any landscape, terrace or balcony. Join us to learn the basics of berry culture and get the names of a few trusted varieties with Cathy Kavassalis, a passionate gardener and conservationist. This presentation will be online via google meet. Please email eggardeners@gmail.com to receive the link […]
You’re invited to the Ridgetown & District Horticultural Society April meeting. Hat Trick Farms will present Maple Syrup, Winterberries & Tulips: A Family Affair. Social time and refreshments will follow. Everyone welcome! Hat Trick Farms is the family farm of siblings Lynne, Nick and Paul Warriner. They produce maple syrup, winterberries, and tulips (fresh cut […]
Kirsten McCarthy Mycorrhizal Fungi. As member of Halton Master Gardeners since 2021, Master Gardener-in-training Kirsten McCarthy is raising her family and tending her gardens in Dundas. Her gardening interests include small urban gardens to larger ones, winter sowing vegetables, native plants, increasing biodiversity using Ontario native trees, shrubs, and pollinator friendly perennials, managing stormwater in […]
Our next meeting is Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm at St. John's church hall, Winona. Speakers for the evening will be Christine and Stephanie Forestell, with a presentation on bee-keeping, and what they are doing to help "save the bees" at their small, family-run apiary in Jordan Station. A short bio: Forest Fields is a […]
Claudette Sims - Canadian Coalition of Invasive Plants Regulation
General meeting and Speaker: Janet Cox, "Pruning for Plants Health & Beauty"
April General Meeting: Durham Town Hall 7 PM Guest Speaker David Manion will give us a "sweet" presentation of his bee keeping and honey business. David is a very ambitious young man who has started his own business. Come out and learn all about the apiary and honey making process.
A presentation on "Lawn Care/Grub Infestations" - Melanie Mathieson, Tips on exhibiting for the Flower & Vegetable Show, followed by a General Meeting.
Join us for an informative presentation on Shade Gardening with Master Gardener Barbara Jackson.
Ashley Gatto - Member of the Toronto Entomologist's Association and the Lake Simcoe South Master Gardeners. It used to be that Monarch Butterflies were abundant in our neck of the woods, but no longer. What Happened? What can we do to bring them back? Ashely Gatto, Master Gardener, will explain it all. We will also […]
Cannington Horticultural Society proudly offers once again the 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 […]
Stayner Garden Club monthly meeting. This is our visitors night can and visit us. Social 7pm Speaker 7:30 Our speaker this night is Paul Zammit Topic is Gardens from Around the World
North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting Toronto Master Gardener Joanna Blanchard Her presentation will be on Gardening in the Shade. We can all use some advice on how to make the best of our shade areas.
We invite you to come out for Modern Gardenscape: Growing With Soil and Plant Ecosystems with Mary Beerman. Shift your idea of yourself as the gardener. Introduce yourself to the organisms that really run the show in your garden. Understand how plant litter becomes plant nutrients, how to keep your soil in great shape, and […]
Tonight's speaker will be our own Tammy Priolo, talking about "Horticultural Therapy". All are welcome to attend.
Monthly General Meeting For list of TOPICS and presenters please see our website
Speaker: Robert PavlisTopic: Selecting the Right Soil and FertilizerMember only event. Come join us, it’s easy. Thinking about soil? Educator, author, blogger and owner of Aspen Grove Gardens. Robert will use his background in chemistry and biochemistry toanswer your questions.
Sharing his knowledge about specific trees, Owen Clarkin will provide information about tree ownership and care, and the value of trees to homeowners, the community and the city. Owen is the Conservation Chair at the Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club. This will be an in-person presentation at St. Mark's Anglican Church, 1606 Fisher Ave., parking at […]
Presenter: Jaclyn Topps of Season’s Florals Topic: “ A Container for all Seasons” A mother daughter theme We are not traditional florists. we are artisans, designers and educators, who are inspired by the outdoors, natural materials, elements and the textures that shift with the seasons. We live and design in the moment and that […]
"Native Pant Restoration at Ignatius" Guest speaker Patrick Kelly will talk about native plant restoration and nucleation in the Ignatius old-growth forest project. A mini flower show will be on display and society awards presented.
Social time starts at 7:00 p.m. with the presentation portion of the meeting beginning at 7:30. The presentation topic will be Unplugged – Shenanigans in the Garden with Barry Vanderveer.
We are back in partnership with Dunnville Horticultural Society! Join us for our Seedy Saturday event. An Arena full of local artisan vendors, Seedy exchange tables, Youth corner, Draws, plants, and Three amazing Speakers! Darren Hiembecker, Kevin Kavenagh & Sean James!
Calling all OHA District 17 Horticultural members – mark your calendars – you don’t want to miss this Annual General Meeting! “Embracing Biodiversity: a world of variety for the future”. Flower and Photography Show open to all 2023 registered members in OHA District 17. Keynote Guest Speakers: Lorraine Johnson, author, editor and community activist. Author/editor of […]
We invite you to join us as we learn about 'Growing FOOD' – with the price of food skyrocketing and the need to have access to fresh and healthy food it is becoming very popular to put in a vegetable garden for oneself. Join us for the CHS May presentation with Alana Cawker who does […]
Garden Chat: “Freeze, Dehydrate Your Produce”, Dianne Wheler, Stratford Master Gardener Speaker Presentation: “Cook What You Grow”, Chef Murray Zehr, Author 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.
Speaker - Jennie Girard Topic - "Planting for Pollinators - How you can make a difference" Flower Show Plant Premiums
MAY GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKER HELEN BATTERSBY, "DESIGNING WITH EDIBLE PLANTS" Award-winning TorontoGardens.com blogger Helen Battersby encourages us to turn notions of what “ornamental” means upside-down and meet unusual plants that are also safe to eat. This colourful presentation spurs thinking about gardens and edible plants in exciting new ways, with plenty of inspiration for […]
Drop by and see us at this unique spring event. We'll be at a booth with information about our growing garden club. Bring a friend and enjoy!
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