Home | 

Societies in Ontario

Add a logo here

Nobleton & King City Horticulture Society

District 15

About Us

A BIT OF HISTORY.
In December 1957, a group of gardening enthusiasts met in Nobleton to propose the forming of a local Horticultural Association.
Approval was granted in January 1958, and the “Nobleton and District Horticultural Society” was born. In those early years, several people had key roles in ensuring the clubs’ success. They were John Neate, Pearl Mactaggart, Nellie Goodfellow, and Mrs. Russell Snider.
If you think those names sound familiar, it’s because they all subsequently had streets in Nobleton named after them.
In 2018, The society celebrated its 60th Anniversary. We are excited to see what the next 60 years will bring!

New Members Welcome!
If you are interested in nature and in all things gardening, then this club is right for you. We offer a series of speakers that offer expert advice. At our monthly meetings, you can discuss your garden with our many long-time club members. They have a wealth of practical knowledge to share.
Flower shows offer opportunities to show off your plants and to try some floral designs.
We also get involved in our community. These partnerships offer us a chance to expand our environmental impact and to meet new people.
The N&KCGC Plant Sale provides locally grown hardy plants. Many of them are grown in our own gardens!

Our mission is to encourage interest in Horticulture and related Environmental Stewardship initiatives, through sharing the theory and practice of gardening with our membership and the wider community.


Also follow us on

| Facebook | Instagram
Email:

Email hidden; Javascript is required.

Our general meeting location is:

Laskay Hall
2920 King Road
King City L7B 1L6
Map It

The fee to join our society is:

$30.00 for individuals

Society Contacts:
Title First/Last Name Email Phone
Co-President Anna Santarossa nobletonkingcitygardenclub@gmail.com 416-557-8814
Co-President Barbara Downey nobletonkingcitygardenclub@gmail.com 905-880-0330
General Information:

We meet every 4th Monday of the Month from March to October, excluding July and August.
We begin the year in January and February with virtual meetings on Zoom, moving to Laskay Hall in March for an in-person presentation on kick starting our gardens for spring! Doors open at 7:00 pm, and the guest speaker presentation begins at 7:30 pm.

The 2025 membership fee is $30.

Join Us!

What to Expect
Enjoy conversations with knowledgeable club members, gardeners, and fellow nature lovers. Attend expert speaker events, demonstrations, and workshops. Participate in Plant sales and community beautification projects. Partake in seasonal Flower & Vegetable Shows. Create new friendships, and build social and professional connections. Discover the art of Floral Arrangement Design. Be part of evolving horticultural practices and environmental stewardship.

Whether you are new to gardening or have a well-seasoned green thumb, we know you'll enjoy our club!

Event Schedule:
Event Name Date/Time Location Description
Wintersowing Monday, January 27th Zoom Learn the tricks of wintersowing, get your garden started now with Anna Santarossa!
Microgreens Workshop Sunday, February 23rd Laskay Hall Learn the great value of microgreens and how to easily grow them with Brandon Hebor!
The Amazing Chelsea Flower Show Monday, February 24th Zoom The greatest garden show in the world, held in London, England annually for over 100 years. David has multi-year visits, covering the plants, the gardens, garden designs and the people.
Kick Start Your Lawn & Garden Monday, March 24th Laskay Hall From garden design to starting a backyard composter, learn what to do to kick start your lawn and garden this spring! You will leave this workshop with a plan for a healthy, beautiful yard.
Foraging in Nature Monday, April 28th Laskay Hall Karen Stephenson
Plant Sale Saturday, May 24th Laskay Hall Grounds Guests and additional information TBA
Beekeeping Monday, May 26th Laskay Hall Learn about interactive/mock hive components, and experience hands-on honey tasting, with Melissa Vona!
Lavender Farming Monday, June 23rd Laskay Hall Leanne Sexton from The Giving Place!
Sustainable Garden Hacks Monday, September 22nd Laskay Hall Using a variety of props, photos and plants, Carly McDougall shares her favourite gardening hacks to save money, time and the environment!
Growing up with Trees Monday, October 27th Laskay Hall Jack will speak about a lifetime of practical, hands-on experience in growing, planting and maintaining tree landscapes!
AGM & Potluck Dinner Monday, November 24th Laskay Hall Annual General Meeting and Potluck followed by awards!
Go To District List