Speaker Series October 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person meeting with online presentation: Sean James, Horticulturist, Master Gardener, and owner of Sean James Consulting and Design. Note: In-person meeting will start at 7:00 pm, followed by online presentation which starts at 7:30 and ends at 9:00 pm. The online presentation will be streamed live via…
Speaker Series September 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person presentation by Mary Reid, Master Gardener and owner of The Green Thumb Garden Centre NOTE: Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Presentation is from 7:30-9:00 pm | Effective September 2025, the in-person venue is St. Mark’s Anglican Church, 1606 Fisher Ave. Free parking available behind church. How is…
Join us at Carp Memorial Hall for a fun season kick-off evening for the West Carleton Garden Club, including our Fall Flower Show, a presentation on Native Plants, and refreshments. To learn more about the club, please refer to our website at www.wcgc.ca and check our Facebook page.
PLANTING BULBS IS A GREAT WAY TO ADD TONS OF COLOUR TO GARDEN BEDS FOR THE SPRING SEASON. THERE ARE A HUGH VARIETY OF BULBS AVAILABLE AND MOST OF THESE SHOULD BE PLANTED IN THE FALL. MARY SHERMAN REID OF GREEN THUMB GARDEN CENTRE WILL SHARE HER KNOWLEDGE OF BULBS TO PROVIDE 90 DAYS OF…
Speaker Series November 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person presentation by Dr. Jessica Forrest, Associate Professor, Faculty of Science (Biology Department), University of OttawaNOTE: Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Presentation will be from 7:30-9:00 pm. | Effective September 2025, the in-person venue is St. Mark’s Anglican Church, 1606 Fisher Ave. Free parking available behind church….
Talk available on zoom. Contact “specialevents@ovrghs.ca” for link. In recent years, due to climate change, it has become increasingly challenging to grow high-altitude alpine plants in Geir’s garden near Oslo. Additionally, accessing seeds for alpine plants has recently become much harder due to stricter regulations worldwide. Geir has started this project to grow alpine plants…
Join us for our first meeting of the 2025-26 season hear Wenqing Perner of Hengduan Mountains Biotechnology Ltd. via Zoom on Orchids in China and their cultivation in the West. She is an excellent speaker and an authority on Chinese species and their culture. Wenqing works for Huanglong National Park as senior advisor for nature…
Are you tired of struggling to use up your garden’s zucchini or tomato surplus? Join Master Gardener, Rebecca Last, for an informative session on preserving your harvest to enjoy homegrown flavors all winter long. She’ll cover a variety of methods, including: drying herbs; dehydrating fruits and vegetables; jams and chutneys; making herb-infused vinegars; freezing; and…
Come to our September meeting to learn from Master Gardener, Diane Huddle, on what the mystery plant is that changed the world. It’s an interactive presentation that engages with the audience and the speaker. This meeting will also host the third in a series of Garden Wonders to showcase your plants. See our website for…
Due to their unique relationship with the land, the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation peoples have developed a special knowledge of ecosystems and their own environmental practices. Learn about the Seven Grandfathers Teachings with Heather Charles from the Chippewas of Georgina Island. Also Flower & Vegetable Show.
Join us for the Leaside Garden Society Speaker Series!Speaker: Tena van Andel (Toronto Master Gardeners) Topic: Houseplants, Our Constant Garden Date: Thursday September 11th, 2025 Time: 7:00 pm (refreshments at 6:30 pm) Location: Leaside Library (165 McRae Drive)
Please join us on Saturday, September 13th, from 10 am to 1 pm for our 2025 Fall Plant Sale. A beautiful variety of plants will be on display for you to purchase, with friendly Club members to assist you. Please join us rain or shine. Everyone is Welcome!
Speaker: Kevin Kavanagh Topic: “Climate Change”
SEPTEMBER 22, 2025Floral Arts – A chance to learn more about floral design. Explore new techniques in a welcoming learning environment. Contact us at: gan.hort.soc@gmail.com for
Robert Pavlis, has 50 years of gardening experience, is an award-winning author of 11 gardening books, holds an M.Sc. in chemistry and biochemistry, teaches numerous gardening courses and has written articles for many popular magazines such as Mother Earth News. Garden Myths Presentation of a number of gardening myths, including myths about planting trees,…
Guest speaker Melanie Ouellette, from the Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library, will give a lecture titled “Native Plant Gardening”. At our meeting, we will have a Native Plant Giveaway for CPDHS members only. Our meetings are open to anyone: Membership is $15.00/Year Guests are welcome, $5.00 per meeting
Due to their unique relationship with the land, the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation peoples have developed a special knowledge of ecosystems and their own environmental practices. Learn about the Seven Grandfathers Teachings and other traditional knowledge with Heather Charles from the Chippewas of Georgina Island. Also Flower & Vegetable Show.
The Ottawa Carleton Master Gardeners is hosting a Technical Update on October 4, 2025! Join us at Kitchissippi United Church for an inspiring exploration of our local — and often overlooked — trees. Learn what the City of Ottawa is doing to protect and grow our urban forest, and gain practical tips on how to…
The Gloucester Horticultural Society will be joined by the City of Ottawa staff for an exciting presentation on the Rain Ready Ottawa program. Learn the benefits a variety of landscaping solutions that can help soak up rain to help protect your home and Ottawa’s waterways, which at the same time enhancing the beauty and function…
Featured Speaker Presentation: “Blowing in the Wind – Native Grasses and Sedges”, Shaun Booth, In Our Nature, Orangeville Meeting is open to all; free admission. Interested in joining Garden Stratford? Go to About/Membership at www.gardenstratford.org , or join at the meeting. Program is subject to change.
Join us for an evening with an interesting speaker, fellowship and refreshments.
SEPTEMBER 10, 2025Flower & Vegetable Show – Entries due between 2:30 p.m.- 4:15 p.m. Show opens at 7:00 p.m. Let’s see what you grew this summer! Our experts will be available to answer all your flower show questions. All can
Guest speaker Candace Dressler will join us at our regular monthly meeting to give a talk on Dreams to Reality: A Gardener’s Dream vs. Nature’s Reality.
Making a Natural Garden -Shaun Booth
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