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.
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.
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
General Meeting and Mini Show followed by speaker David Turnbull presenting "Highway of Heroes - 2 Million Trees and Counting"
General Meeting. We are seriously hopeful that we will be live at the church and able to hold our Annual Holiday Penny Table followed by Tanya Olsen demonstrating "Seasonal Design".
Virtual AGM and elections followed by speaker Emma Biggs presenting "Trial and Tribulations of a Teenage Tomato Grower:
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.
"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.
"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.
The tour will be led by Patick Kelly; Coordinator of the Old Growth Forest Project; an initiative of the Ignatius Jesuit Centre. This is an opportunity to look for spring ephemerals, such as trout lilies, mayapple and a variety of other species as well as explore the trails, forests, wetland and waterways of this amazing […]
Our annual plant sale is being held again this year at the Guelph Farmers' Market so mark your calendar and plan to come early and the plants sell quickly.
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