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.
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 Jennifer Doubt is Curator of Botany at the Canadian Museum of Nature and an expert on Canadian mosses and their plant relatives. She is the speaker at our October 28 meeting. Come meet the mosses: a guided opportunity to come face to face with some of the most fascinating, beautiful plants on the planet. Bring […]
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 North York Garden Club Monthly Meeting, our guest speaker is Suzanne Zacharczyk and she will be talking about indoor gardening.
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 How do wild bees feed you? Join us for the October Cannington Horticultural Society Meeting and learn about “Wild Bees & Agricultural” with Susan Willis Chan. Susan is a pollination biologist and agroecologist who focuses on the relationship between wild pollinators and crops. She is engaged in field research, informing government policy on pesticide use, conservation, […] |
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Join us for refreshments at 7:00 pm, our Meeting will begin at 7:30 pm our speaker will be Katie Harries from Return of the Native Native Plants Consulting in Elmvale. She will be speaking on "Growing Natives from Seed" |
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 New Time: 7:15 p.m. Featured Speaker Presentation: “Succulents for Indoor and Outdoor Planters”, Westland Greenhouses, Grand Bend Open to all; free admission. Interested in joining Garden Stratford? Go to About/Membership at www.gardenstratford.org , or join at the meeting. Program is subject to change.
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 Guest Speaker Jennifer Doubt, "Conquering Moss-trophobia: A Supervised Encounter with Mosses and Some of their Closest Cousins" In the plant world, mosses are “strong, sensitive” types. They cover enormous areas, and are tough enough to grow without soil or roots, or to survive long droughts and winters (heck, even glaciation!). They’re also individually tiny, and […]
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November 6th. speaker will be Darrel Bley, speaking on 'Coniferous Forest of Canada'.
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 Please join us for our guest speaker Guinevere Kern! Doors open at 6:30pm, meeting begins at 7:30 pm at Knox Presbyterian Church, 89 Dunn St., Oakville. (Parking on Robinson.) Topic: “To Make Whole: An Exploration of Health, Healing Gardens, and Horticultural Therapy” Healing gardens, carefully crafted indoor and outdoor sanctuaries, harness the power of nature […]
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 Georgina-Brock Garden Club - Pam Clarke from Durham Master Gardeners presents Creating Winter Interest in Your Garden. This is a design primer on making your garden look great in all seasons. It provides basic landscape design themes with examples of how you can apply them to your garden including specific plants and trees to use […]
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Agincourt Garden Club MONTHLY MEETING Monday, Nov. 11/24 7:30 FYI, there is no flower show this meeting. Start time: 7:30 Welcome to all novice, regular and expert gardeners and guests. Corniest gardening joke. Headliner: Expert Silvana Croce will teach us how to make Christmas Arrangements Announcements: updates on new projects, events […] |
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Please welcome our guest speaker tonight, Don Scallen, as he talks about "Wildflowers of the Bruce Peninsula" Take a virtual hike through the Bruce Peninsula and find these wonderful wildflowers along the way. Our AGM will be held tonight. Guests are welcome, free parking, bring a mug for refreshments, prize draw.
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 Nov 12, 2024 Annual General Meeting Potluck Dinner; Flower Show Awards In Person meeting at the O’Brien Room - located behind the Chestnut Hill Recreation Complex. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., starts at 7:30 p.m
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 Chinguacousy Garden Club will be holding it's Annual General Meeting on Nov. 12th, 2024. In addition the Prizes from our Annual Flower Show will be presented.
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NOVEMBER 13, 2024 7:00pm Hostas – a wonderful plant for shade – Laura Tattersall, owner of Made in the Shade, will introduce us to these interesting plants.
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Gardeners of Burlington general meeting with speaker Carolyn Cross of the Oakville Museum on the edible history of Erchless Estate. It's potluck night too! |
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 Our super popular Holiday Urn Workshop, come and make a huge urn insert, complete with decorations, this is a hands on workshop and this year we are adding a small urn and a wreath time slot. Come on down to Elsies workshop and have a great time.
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Gloucester Society AGM, Awards and Luncheon with potluck dessert Speaker Catherine Disley will talk about Houseplant care and give a demonstration of splitting a houseplant.
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 Fun holiday workshop, socialize in a friendly welcoming atmosphere while you enjoy making a beautiful Christmas Urn, Swag, or Wreath, of your choice. This is always a very popular workshop and fills up fast. Cost is $40 everything you need is supplied. Just bring a little pair of nippers for trimming up branches and a […]
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 WORKSHOP IN THE ART OF NATURE WEAVING to create a beautiful woven star from willow measuring 12" tall. These will make lovely decorations for both inside and outside your home. Beginner friendly. Our instructor, Agnes, is a visual artist (OCAD sculpture/ Installation graduate), small business owner and camp director of Mindful Makers. To register: please e-transfer […]
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 Two exciting workshops to get you ready for the holiday season!Needlepoint Icing with Eva Marosan at 6pm. Learn the delicate art of fancy cookie decorating called Needlepoint Icing. From detailed floral designs to fancy lacework - Eva can teach you the tricks and tips to do it yourself. All materials supplied. CHS Members only $15. […]
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Join us for our Annual General Meeting where we will swear in the members of our Board of Directors for 2025, make a craft and spend a wonderful evening together.
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 Annual General Meeting and Banquet. Fabulous food, awards, elections of new board members. Details to follow
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 Often called the backbone of a garden, trees and shrubs give a yard structure and form. They provide benefits of year round beauty, while improving our environment and providing food and habitat for wildlife. How do you choose the right tree for your space? Native is best for biodiversity, but fruit bearing trees may be […]
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 Early Christmas potluck and awards night. $15 for members not bringing food and $25 for non members /partners. Contact for the sign up sheet if you would like to attend.
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Year end AGM with elections and potluck with a fundraising auction for the local food bank.
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We will hold our 2024 Annual General Meeting on November 21, 2024 at the Durham Legion, 271 Bruce Street North, Durham, West Grey. Further details to follow! |
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Food to arrive by 6:00pm. Pot Luck dinner at 6:30pm. Awards and installation of board members to begin after meal, approximately 7pm.
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Join us for refreshments at 7:00 pm, a brief Annual General Meeting will begin at 7:30 followed by a workshop where members will create a seasonal door swag with natural items.
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 Roseland's Annual General Meeting followed by a holiday floral design demonstration by Ursula Eley.
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Guelph Horticultural Society Annual Holiday Penny Table Penny Table items are to be at the church by 7:00 pm. Speaker: Stephen Huack presenting “Floral / Holiday Design Demo”. Penny table prizes to be won. |
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Guest Speaker - Diana Calderwood of Calderwood House, Topic - Vintage Christmas Decor. Includes results of judged photography contest. Annual General Meeting |
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NOVEMBER 30, 2024 Saturday 10-12:00pm Celebrate the Season – A hands-on workshop to make a Holiday Decoration. Pre-registration required. Fee. Pre-register by November 12. Contact us at:
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