We held 7 workshops during the year. These ranged from "Ask a Gardener" with Jennie Girard, to 3 different designs facilitated by Jim Mabee, to a rhubarb leaf concrete bird bath with Julie Riddell, to the Murray Farm for a mystery tour early August and then to wrap up "Everyone CAN. grow sprouts, micro greens and more" with Tom Paige, OGS and Cathy Barber from our own membership. We had the usual January seed order, with a native plant order in April and our annual plant sale in May.

• Community work
• Flower shows
• Plant sales
• Garden tours

Our annual May plant sale by donation is well attended and generously supported.

Our mystery tour to the Murray Farm proved to be a favourite activity. Perennials were for sale that evening.

Kirkton Horticultural Society pay the $2 membership fee. Children ranged in age from 5-12.
The crafts were entered in the May and December flower shows. Events are held at either the Kirkton United Church or the K-W Community Centre where the society hold their open meetings.
In March the theme was Grass Head Babies and Bulb Planting in a pot and attended by 15 children. In May, 20 children attended the Succulent Log Planting and Flower Craft using egg cartons. All about apples ... apple prints, apple weaving, make apple crisp and outdoor bulb planting happened in October with 19 children enjoying. Mid November 20 children took part in making a squirrel garland and a Christmas cracker.

Children are 5-12 and we hold activities.

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