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.
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 […]
Garden Chat: “Overwintering Tender Plants”, SDHS Member Panel Speaker Presentation: “Fall Perennials”, Heinke Thiessen, Master Gardener 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.
The Agincourt Garden Club invites to learn, laugh + dessert The Agincourt Garden Club invites you to join us for our monthly meeting Monday Oct., 2/23 Where: Knox United Christian Education Center, 2575 Midland Ave. @ Sheppard, driveway and/or bus stop off of Rural Ave. Time: 7:00: Socializing Entries Close: 7:15 – your entries have […]
OCTOBER GENERAL MEETING: GUEST SPEAKERS MYLES O'BRIEN AND DIANA SHERMET, "THE ROLE OF URBAN FORESTS IN BUILDING A MORE RESILIENT RICHMOND HILL" The importance of Richmond Hill’s trees and forests continues to grow as the city urbanizes and the impacts of climate change intensify. From clean air and storm-water management to shade and aesthetic appeal, […]
Please welcome our speaker tonight, Pat de Valence, and learn inspiration for easy gardening maintenance practices and low maintenance design principles. Guests are welcome, free parking, bring a mug for refreshments, prize draws.
Oct 10/23 “What we use to Kill” Sean James. Members are encouraged to Bring A Friend at no charge.
Leaside Garden Society – Speaker Series presents: Speaker: Joanna Blanchard Topic: Leaside: A Garden City Date: Thursday October 12th, 2023 Time & Place: Doors open at 6:30 p.m., meeting starts sharp at 7:00 p.m at Leaside Library (165 McRae) We often think of Leaside as leafy and green, with its mature trees and carefully tended […]
Presentation on planting for success with Mary Ann Van Berlo
Regular meeting with guest speaker Leonard Teengs on Fall & Halloween Arrangements. Submission of photo contest entries for judging (all photo entries to be displayed at Nov 20 AGM).
Georgina-Brock Garden Club - Attracting Different Birds to Your Yard. Backyard bird feeding is one of North America’s most popular hobbies. Kristen Martin of Wild Birds Unlimited shows us how to attract a greater variety of birds to our feeders. A must attend for anyone who currently feeds birds or is interested in making their […]
Join us and enjoy a presentation by Jim Mabee, a Master Gardener, Past OHA President and OHA Judge.
October guest speaker is Owen Marsh speaking on "Creating Bonsai". Owen is the Vice President of the Ottawa Bonsai Society and has been practising Bonsai for 8 years. During this time he has grown his collection from a few tropical trees to a collection of over 100 hardy and tropical trees. Bonsai is the mixture […]
We are thrilled to present Lorraine Johnson "Planting for Pollinators" Ms. Johnson is the author of many books - most recently "A Garden for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee" Lorraine is a writer, editor and community advocate who, when pressed to describe what unifies her work, has settled on the term cultivation activist. The author of numerous […]
Discover what the heck they are and how to use them! Meet new plants, and others that will invite you to look at old friends in a new way in this presentation filled with inspiring photographs. Whether your garden is large or small, you’re sure to come away with design ideas to apply. This meeting will […]
Jennifer Godyn noted in the Flamborough Review article, "as gardeners, we are all curators since gardens have structure, artwork, and floral displays that we design.” So true! Come and hear Heinke speak to us about the Curated Garden. Meet and Greet/ Refreshments start at 7PM. Share the Wealth Tickets are available at the Greeting table. […]
CHS is partnering with the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority an dthe Township of Brock to add native trees to our civic parks. We invite you to join us - lend a hand and plant a tree on Wed October 18, 2023. Starting at 10am from the Cannington Arena parking lot we will join forces […]
October is here, and the next meeting of Winona Horticultural Society is on Wednesday, October 18, at 7:30 pm, at St. John's Anglican church, Winona. It's an important meeting, as we'll be holding our annual elections, to choose the members of the 2024 Board of Directors. It's a chance to have your say in the […]
General Meeting and Speaker: Ann Joyner, "Birds in the Garden" via Zoom.
General Meeting: October 19, 2023 Back by popular demand, Guest Speaker Lauren Smolen Johnson will revisit all the ins & outs of winter sowing. Come and share your own stories of winter sowing and get answers to concerns or troubles with the method from Lauren. It is truly amazing what wonderful results can be accomplished […]
Garden City Gardeners Presents: Lorrain Johnson - Writer, Editor & Community Advocate Topic: Tending the Earth - Gardening for the Future. October 21, 2023 - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Celebrate Fall and wear a fun 'country style' outfit! Maybe a 'scarecrow look' or a plaid shirt and jeans. Enjoy some fun activities with us […]
Our October meeting is October 23rd. Social 7pm Speaker 7:30 Speaker will be Roland Craig Topic is Dahlias
North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting Tena van Andel, Toronto Master Gardener will be doing a presentation on African Violets, the unsung heroes of the plant world. Members: Photo Contest - Theme Sunsets, Nature & Water
Before each flower show we host a floral design workshop where we'll make one of the designs for our flower show. Any society member is welcome to attend. There is no cost but you must bring your own material. Pre-registration is required. Email tvbosley@gmail.com for more details.
Tonight we will have Molly Shannon from Canadian Succulents speaking about "Succulent Gardening". This is an interesting topic and we hope you'll join in to learn something new about succulents! All are welcome to attend. We will also be featuring our final flower show of the year and many beautiful design exhibits will be on […]
Monthly General Meeting For list of TOPICS and presenters please see our website
Speaker: Gail Cocker, Simcoe County Master Gardener Topic: "Ontario Gardens not to be missed - The Oshawa Peony Garden, Laking Garden and Edward's Gardens"
The OHS is very excited to announce a presentation by well-known Toronto-based author and community activist, Lorraine Johnson, here in Ottawa on Tuesday, October 24th. Tickets are mandatory for all attendees (see below). In "Tending the Earth: Gardening for the Future" Lorraine will be exploring gardening as an act of stewardship and earth-tending, drawing connections […]
Join us as Mike Parrish, President of the Hamilton and District Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society discusses the vast array of different types of dahlias based on size, form, and colour. He will also provide an overview of the best growing tips based on the time of year for optimal blooming and enjoyment in your […]
Social time starts at 7:00 p.m. with the presentation portion of the meeting beginning at 7:30. Our guest speaker will be Barry Vanderveen presenting Unplugged – Shenanigans in the Garden.
At the September 14th meeting, a vote was taken and it was agreed that the Caledon Horticultural Society would be closed. Our last ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held on October 26, 2023, from 7 to 9 PM at the Cheltenham Community Hall, 14190 Creditview Road (behind the fire hall). If you would like to […]
Learn about the insects in and about our gardens! The good, the bad and the beautiful! As Lydia Wong joins us for this informative presentation. Lydia is a PhD candidate working with Dr. Jessica Forrest at the University of Ottawa. Her research explores the impacts of warming and drying climates on wild bees and wasps. […]
This is a fabulous society social, bring your significant other and have a great meal and friendship with members of District 6. You must pre register so get to it and do not miss out. Hosted this year Waterford & District.
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