Seedy Saturday is primarily a seed sale and exchange.
Gardening talks in the garden room every hour.

Contact: Greta Kryger at greta [at] seeds-organic.com

Our March meeting will focus on creating floral designs and small dish gardens with African Violets. Our meeting is held at McNabb Community Centre, 180 Percy St.  Coffee and social time is at 1:30, meeting starts at 2:00. We welcome guests and visitors.

Master Gardener David Hinks joins the Kanata-March Horticultural Society to discuss the ingredients necessary to grow vegetables successfully – preparing the site, amending the soil, choosing appropriate varieties and planting at the appropriate time, starting seedlings, transplanting, watering, weeding and pest and disease control.  The meeting takes place from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Old Town Hall, 821 March Rd (lane way entrance to the Old Town Hall is on Klondike Rd across from Shopper’s Drug Mart) $5 for non-members or join our 2019 program for $15.

Speaker to be announced

Come celebrate local seeds! Learn how to save your own seeds, swap seeds with others and visit our local seed vendors-activities for the whole family!

Suggested donation of $2 at the door.

www.seedsgrowfood.org

kingstonseedysaturday [at] gmail.com

John Mitchell, Supervisor, Alpine Gardens at the Royal Edinburgh Botanical Gardens will present plants of Central Asia: Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgystan & Uzbekistan. 

Living Walls—can now be seen in some major buildings (e.g. Ottawa U.) as well as in private homes and gardens—living walls that use some innovative and more traditional products. Trish Thompson (tropicalplants@xplornet.com) will discuss setting up living walls and selecting suitable plants.

Membership: $25 per year; $40 for a family; drop-in fee—$7 per meeting. 

Information: Ottawa South Community Centre at 613 247 4946

Monthly meeting, details to be announced.

Perennials : Dividing and Maintaining with master gardener Mary Reid

REGISTRATION IS NOW FULL. THIS EVENT IS FULLY SUBSCRIBED.

The Gardens Ottawa, a group of avid and active garden organizations in Ottawa, requests and values your feedback. Gardens Ottawa wants to channel its energies and resources to priorities of importance to you.

For more information, email to: kath.gardenpromenade@gmail.com

Ester Bryan will share with us the uncommon edibles she has grown for her plate.  She will include her experiences, her tips on growing them, and their profiles. The GHS meets at the Top Generation Hall at 4373 Top Generation Crt, off Ramsayville Road in Ottawa. Contact Denise Kennedy 613-738-9724

Guest Speaker: Carrie Smith (Kemptville Physiotherapy) “Get yourself ready for gardening”

Water garden “shores” include the edges of flowing streams, waterfalls, and ponds. Trish Murphy will showcase some of the beautiful wildflowers that thrive along shores and provide food for birds, butterflies and pollinators while being beautiful in their own right. Trish brings twenty years of working with native plants and exploring the plant communities of eastern Canada to her presentation.

Ornamental grasses. Speaker: Edythe Falconer.
Mini Show, Light Refreshments, Garden items for sale. Guests $4. City View United, Church Hall, 6 Epworth Ave.nepeangardeners@gmail.com 613-224-3987