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As another garden season approaches, it’s a good time to think about how we garden in relation to the urgent environmental issues facing us. Our aim is always for beautiful garden spaces, of course, and rock gardens can be a part of this. But can we really do anything substantive to help preserve & create…
This is our first annual meeting. Come out and connect with other gardeners from beginner to expert.
At our regular monthly meeting we will have a guest speaker who give a talk on Wildscaping: Wild planting in a Strong Design. Everyone welcome.
At our monthly meeting we will have guest speaker Judith Cox who will talk to us about growing vegetable in all situations. Everyone welcome.
At our regular monthly meeting we have guest speaker Lia Lindemen who will talk to us about growing herbs for medicine. Everyone welcome.
At our regular monthly meeting we will have auest speaker from Lavande Braydale Lavender. Everyone welcome.
At our regular monthly meeting we will have a guest speaker who will talk to us about harvesting, cleaning and saving seeds from native plants. Everyone welcome.
At our regular monthly meeting, guest speaker Candace Dressler will present Dreams to Reality: A Gardener’s Dream vs. Nature’s Reality. Everyone welcome
THIS TALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED & REPLACED BY “GARDENING FOR YOURSELF & THE EARTH” Ben will discuss his trials and experiments with gravel gardens, which involve planting into mixes of aggregate like gravel, sand and even recycled concrete, mixed with small amounts of compost. These planting mixes support resilient, biodiverse and drought tolerant plant…
Join us for our March meeting to hear Terry Kennedy tell us how to build a winning display. Members are encouraged to display their orchids at Orchidophilia, the OOS Orchid Show and Sale on April 26 and 27, 2025. Terry will show you how to prepare and build your display from the ground up. It…
Lia Lindeman will be our guest speaker at our regular meeting. Our June meeting is also our annual Flower Show.
Guest speaker Josie Padzior will join us at our regular monthly meeting to talk to us about rock gardens.
COME JOIN US Thursday, March 13 at 7:00 pm For our first in person meeting of 2025 Location: The Kingston Gospel Temple, 2295 Princess Street, Kingston Our guest speaker is Kingston Field Naturalists member Sharon David
Agincourt Garden Club MONTHLY MEETING Monday, March 10 FYI, there is no flower show this meeting. Start time: 7:30 pm Welcome to all novice, regular and expert gardeners and guests. Corniest gardening joke. Headliner: Expert Paul Oliver from Urban Nature, will teach us about Wild Birds. Questions at the end. Announcements: updates…
JOIN US AS RACHEL GILL FROM THE EVER POPULAR “HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?” FACEBOOK PAGE, TALK ABOUT EVERYTHIG YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STARTING SEEDS AT HOME. SHE WILL COVER SUPPLIES NEEDED, RECOMMENDATIONS ON WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN PURCHASING SEEDS, TIPS FOR GERMINATION, WATER/TEMPERATURE/LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS, COMMON MISTAKES AND CHALLENGES AND HARDENING OFF BEFORE…
Leaside Garden Society – Speaker Series presents: Speaker: Desré Kramer Topic: Growing Vegetables, From A-Z: The Basics of Vegetable Growing Date: Thursday April 10th 2025 Time: 7:00 pm (refreshments at 6:30 pm) Location: The Leaside Library (165 McRae Drive) I’m a gardener, re-greener, scientist and plant lover. Although I’ll try growing almost anything…
With all the snow we’ve been having, it will be nice to start thinking ahead to our summer plantings. This month’s meeting features a local flower grower, Natalie Tovell from Farmview Gardens in Kinburn who, with her husband Rob, have developed and planted flower beds on their just over one-acre property. Fast forward a few…
Master Gardener, Rob Stuart, will address the preparation and timing of growing your own plants in anticipation of summer. Rob will address sowing seeds for vegetables, annuals, and some quick-growing perennials. Additionally he will discuss types of soil, pots, watering, required light and temperature levels, and how to harden-off seedlings. Rob will also cover starting…
How to Start a Cut Flower Garden by Debbie and Amanda Gordon of Cloverhill Flowers. Starting on vacant land, after eight years of trial, error and success, Debbie and Amanda know a thing or two about growing cut flowers, having built a thriving business. Learn the ins and out of growing cut flowers in your…
Kingston Seedy Saturday, 08 March 2025, hosted by KASSI (Kingston Area Seed System Initiative).
Dan Galea of Plant Pals presents Plant Propagation 101. Dan brings a rich depth of knowledge developed over 50 years working in the commercial nursery growing industry, as well as travelling abroad expanding his horticultural knowledge. Dan will share the seven best methods of plant propagation used today for growing a variety of perennials.
Guest speaker Sarah Shapiro will talk to us about horticultural therapy. Horticultural therapy is a practice that uses plants, horticultural activities, and the garden landscape to promote the well-being for its participants. Mini Flower Show 3 categories 1. “All Cracked Up” – an arrangement featuring egg shells. 2. “Spring Wreath” – a handmade wreath decorated…
Our first in-person meeting for 2025. Come out to learn all about what’s new for 2025. Everyone is welcome.
Our first meeting of 2025 is on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM. We will start the year with a Zoom meeting.
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