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.
Learn a new skill in this hands-on workshop about Winter Sowing! Sandy Jeronimo will take you through the process step by step - all materials provided - you will go home with native wildflower seeds ready for sprouting this spring! Free for all Cannington Horticultural members Youth or Adult. Preregister for this workshop and save […]
Join us as James Kamstra presents "Birds in the Garden and on the Land". As more habitats become threatened through development, attracting backyard birds provides a critical oasis for bird and wildlife conservation, both for local species and migrating birds. This helps preserve birds both in the yard and in the larger local environment. Learn […]
"Fabulous Fungi: Intro to Mycology" will be presented by David Hawke, a local naturalist and a bit of a "fun guy" himself. During this session he will share with you the roles that are performed within our ecosystem by mushrooms, toadstools, slime molds and other seemingly icky things. Identification features and how mushroom guides are […]
Join us as Garry Patterson presents the "Diversity of Daylilies". The complex world of daylilies explained from a gardener’s perspective. Antique & modern day lilies are the most varied and versatile garden perennials available today for local gardeners. And he will take us on a journey to discover this world! Garry has been involved with […]
Join us for our May Meeting and Flower Show with Catherine McNeely presenting on “Creating Mini Meadows”. She will share her experience as she transformed her own yard by planting native species over the past seven years. Learn how she took a standard lawn and yard into a sustainable, environmentally friendly space. With help from […]
Join us as Garry Patterson presents the "Diversity of Daylilies". The complex world of daylilies explained from a gardener’s perspective. Antique & modern day lilies are the most varied and versatile garden perennials available today for local gardeners. And he will take us on a journey to discover this world! Garry has been involved with […]
We invite you to join us for our April meeting and first Flower Show of the season. Guest speaker Richard Dickinson will be presenting on ‘Fruit and Native Trees for the Future’. As the changing climate and biodiversity loss impact us on a provincial and local level, this is having a major effect on our […]
Join us for the startup meeting of the 2022 season! In this current world of pandemic and global climate concerns we can all look for a little help to ease our souls! Join us for a timely look into the world of therapeutic horticulture. Phil Spring first joined Sunnybrook Hospital as an Arts Therapist working […]
CHS is offering a workshop for members. Join us and create your very own Woodsy Winter Wreath - workshop instructor Scott Turner, floral designer from The Wild Garden will lead you step by step. You will be provided with all the materials - starting with a grape vine wreath base and building onto it a […]
CHS presents Anna Mizyn, of Anna's Perennials, guest speaking on 'Designing with Ornamental Grasses'. Anna was born in Poland where she studied horticulture, Anna came to Canada in the late 1980’s and started her garden enterprise in the early 1990’s. Today, her family operation Anna’s Perennials covers over 90 acres where she grows a wide […]
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