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We partner with the Midwest Durham Co-op to host our first Planter Workshop since 2019! Bring along your container or planter or purchase one from the Co-op. The Co-op is very generously donating the potting soil. All live goods are 10% off. Get planting advice from our members and create something special! Everyone is welcome,…
May 24, 25 – “Annual Plant Sale”
The sale is in person, indoors (rain or shine). Payment is by donation- Cash or Cheque only. Exact change please. Visitors may wish to bring their own basket or tray to transport multi-plant purchases. We expect to offer a wide variety of mature perennial plants, as well as seedlings of flowers, vegetables and herbs; all…
Join us at 6 p.m. to plant the gardens at the Delhi Tobacco Museum, 200 Talbot Rd, Delhi. Refreshments to follow.
Please welcome our guest speakers tonight, Alain and Joe Johnson as they talk about “Cutting Edge Daylilies”. Learn about their showstopper daylilies to showcase your garden. Free parking, guests are welcome, draw prizes, bring a mug for refreshments. There is also a flower show tonight.
Growing Veggies – Chris and Mary Wooding of Ironwood Organics will explain climate ready
Paul Zammit. more details to follow
The Durham & District Horticultural Society is proud to host the 2025 Durham Herb. This event has been running for 50 years on the second Saturday in June. Our society began hosting it in 2016 and this year we welcome a record number of vendors, over 45! Our amazing vendors offer plants of all kinds,…
June Flower Show – Exhibit and share flower displays from your garden. All can enter.Location: Multi-Purpose Room, Carveth Care Centre.Entries due between 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Saturday, June 14.Open to any one if you need info email to gan.hort.soc@gmail.com for a copy of the rules and the scheduleOPEN to public viewing 1:00 to 3:30…
Allan McGillvray
We are very pleased to welcome Guest Speaker Sonia Day to our June 17th Monthly Meeting at the Durham Legion, 271 Bruce Street North, Durham, West Grey. Sonia is a very well known author having written about gardening for the Toronto Star and a humorous column for the Canadian Gardening magazine. She is the author…
JULY 02-05, 2025Our Outdoor Competition for gardens in the Gananoque area, with many categories. Entry deadline: June 28. Contact Penny at: pssloves2garden@gmail.com for details. Show off your garden!Open to anyone to enter their gardensContact for details of categories pssloves2garden@
At this garden tour our members visit each others gardens to learn about successes and failures and to share advice for projects in the planning. If you need advice for your garden sign up. If you received advice in the past and want to share how it went sign up. This is not a fancy…
Helen Battersby – Designing with Edible Plants – A fresh look at a growing trend Turn traditional notions of what “ornamental” means upside-down and meet unusual plants that can be safe to eat (or not!). This colourful presentation gets you thinking about your garden and edible plants in exciting new ways. Integrate beautiful edibles and…
For all gardeners, novice to expert – a don’t miss event!Saturday, March 29 9 – 2. Free Admission.Seeds, seed swap, knowledgeable speakers, children’s activities, numerous vendors offering a wide assortment of seeds, seedlings, native plants, garden related items, honey, jams, lavender products & more.Hosted by 2 local garden clubs:Cannington and Georgina-Brock Garden Clubs
Join us for our 8th annual Innisfil Seedy Saturday event that brings together new and seasoned gardeners, seed savers and community members passionate about mindful gardening, food security and our environment. Our event includes seed vendors, garden-related community groups and businesses, 10th anniversary season reopening of the Innisfil Seed Library, expert talks, children’s activities and…
Welcome spring into your gardens. Come and visit us at our annual seed and garden show. Bring your questions for master gardener, arborists and community groups. There will be 60 plus vendors. We will have speakers, draws, demos, free seed exchange, native plants, garden decor and crafts. There will be a youth group with activities…
Probably the largest Seedy Saturday in Ontario, over 60 local and Artisan vendors, Speakers, Youth events, Native plants and Seeds, hundreds of free seeds, and just as many for sale from local growers.
Featured Speaker Presentation: “Demystifying Plant Breeding: Experiences and case studies from my academic career in horticulture.” Rodger Tschanz, University of Guelph 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.
Please welcome our guest speaker tonight, Lorraine Johnson as she talks about “A Garden for the Rusty Patched Bumblebee”. Join this international author and learn how to protect and promote our native pollinators. Free parking, guests are welcome, draw prizes, sharing table, bring a mug for refreshments.
April 8, 2025 – “Garderning Tools for Successful Gardening”, Speaker: Andrew Jinkinson
Arborist Ruurd van de Ven will discuss trees, shrubs and disease control, just in time for
Guest Speaker Michelle Acosta will present “GMO vs Hybrid vs Organic”. Our meeting location has changed for 2025! Until further notice we will be at the Erin Mills Twin Arena. Visitors always welcome. There is a nominal fee of $5 to help offset the cost of speakers.
There are two great speakers, a standard flower show, a workshop, and a judges’ update. An event not to miss!
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