Putting your Garden to Bed

You’ve enjoyed spring and summer full of blossoms, reaped a bountiful harvest (or maybe just a few tomatoes) but what comes next? In this workshop you’ll learn about protecting perennials (like asparagus or roses), the basics of pruning (hello hydrangeas!), how to take care of your tools, what to do to make sure native pollinators have homes for overwintering, what can be planted in autumn, and more!

About Cathy Kozma

Avid gardener, Cathy Kozma has been a member of the Toronto Master Gardeners since 2009. She is equally passionate about honeybees having founded Bees are Live and Ontario Honey House, she’s a member and past-chair of the Toronto Beekeeper’s Cooperative, teaches at the Kortright Centre for Conservation, and is one of the TBG’s apiarists (beekeepers).

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Registration Deadline: Tuesday, September 26, noon

Safe Program Access

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• This is an in-person, indoor, Adult Education program at the Toronto Botanical Garden.

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