Monday Feb. 9 – Agincourt Garden Club Meeting 7pm by zoom. Zoom meetings are Free. Welcome members and guests. Guest Speaker: Karen Young, from Grey County Master Gardeners will teach us about Culinary Herbs. Please hold your questions, til the end. Announcements: Upcoming events, elections, projects, volunteer opportunities, Save the date April 24/27 and why….
Learn how to replace your high-maintenance lawn grass with a bouquet of colourful, hardy native plants a-flutter with butterflies and other pollinators. You’ll discover all you need to know about drought- and salt-tolerant plant selection, garden design, installation and care in this comprehensive webinar.
At our February meeting learn about jewel orchids and their cultivation with Nicholas Rust, owner of RustyExotics Orchids. It focuses on the species and how to grow the many different genera that are classified as jewel orchids. Not only is it filled with detailed pictures of these plants’ beautiful foliage, but it also places an…
ELIZABETH SHEEHY WILL DISCUSS THE VITAL ROLE OF POLLINATORS IN OUR ECOSYSTEM AND THE PART PLAYED BY NATIVE PLANTS IN THIS RELATIONSHIIP. SHE WILL ALSO TALK ABOUT HOW WE CAN BEGIN INTRODUCING MORE NATIVE PLANTS INTO OUR GARDENS AND WILL PROVIDE SOME LOCAL RESOURCES. THE BUTTERFLYWAY PROJECT, A CITIZEN-BASED MOVEMENT GROWING HIGHWAYS OF HABITAT FOR…
Practical tips for growing fresh vegetables in limited spaces using containers, vertical gardening and smart planning. Perfect planting for balconies, porches and small gardens. Please follow this link for registration and payment.
Master Gardener Claire McCaughey has grown (or attempted to grow) a wide variety of unusual edibles with a range of results. She will share what she learned from some of her experiments, including figs, edamame, perennial leeks, American groundnut (Apios), chia, haskaps and many others. Please follow this link for registration and payment
Learn to extend your growing season with cold frames, explore cost-effective options, and discover resilient cold-weather vegetables: why they matter, what to grow, and how. Please follow this link for registration and payment.
As Canadians, we often picture forests as large tracts of land filled with a vibrant ecosystem of flora and fauna. Andrea and Angela will speak about how to bring a food forest to life in an urban environment. Please follow this link for registration and payment.
Master Gardener – EP Power will walk us through building strong garden foundations to minimize the impact of pests, and, common problems as well as providing solutions for pest management. Please follow this link for registration and payment information.
This engaging talk by an experienced organic farming specialist has been tailored specifically for the home gardener. Learn practical tips and techniques to grow healthy, chemical-free plants while nurturing your soil and nourishing your health. If you are looking to be inspired and to deepen your knowledge, this session will provide practical and eco-friendly strategies…
Invasive Phragmites australis is an invasive grass that has had a devastating impact on the environment in Ontario and continues to cause a serious impact on both our natural ecosystems and on our human infrastructure. Phragmites management is costly and requires several years of effort, both in management and monitoring for the potential re-invasion of…
Shopping for seeds? Come check out the Seedy Saturday event hosted by the Kanata-March and Stittsville-Goulbourn Horticultural Societies and the West Carleton Garden Club on Saturday, March 14th! Exhibitors will include the hosting horticultural societies selling well-priced locally sourced seeds (cash sales only), a seed swap area, vendors and workshops, a Kiddie Corner, an advice…
“These days many of us find ourselves with very little space and big garden dreams. Whether it is a small front or back garden, a porch or a balcony; there is always an opportunity to grow a garden.”Come and join us for our February meeting at Carp Memorial Hall. Judith Cox, Master Gardener, will address…
Cold Frames and Cold Crops is about growing delicious veggies, beyond the usual gardening confines and calendar, using cold frames and the cool season crop palette. Odette McIntyre from the Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton will join the Kanata-March Horticultural Society and will share her knowledge about how to extend the season with cold frames, the…
Elizabeth Johnston, co-owner of Ramsay Creek Greenhouse joins the Kanata-March Horticultural Society’s June meeting to provide a demonstration of how to design an outdoor planter arrangement for the summer season. We will also be holding our Kanata-March Spring Flower Show featuring seasonal edible and floral entries plus design category entries submitted by our members. This…
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Maximum Spots: 50 —– Herbology 101: Cultivating Your Own Culinary Garden Herbs can thrive in a variety of environments and are a great addition to any garden, patio, windowsill, or indoor space. In this seminar, we’ll explore the joy of growing basic culinary herbs, from sowing seeds to harvesting. Whether you’re new to gardening or…
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Maximum Spots: 50 —– Pepper Geeks: SWEET, SPICY, AND FULL OF FLAVOUR; HOW TO GROW PEPPERS It’s time to get spicy! This workshop is all about the art of growing peppers. Join me, Rebecca from West Coast Seeds, and we’ll explore different varieties of both hot and sweet peppers, tips on how to grow them from…
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Maximum Spots: 50 —– Seed Starting: Its Time to Get Growing! Get ready for spring planting by learning how to start your favorite herbs, vegetables, and flowers from seed in this fun and informative workshop! Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a complete beginner, this hands-on session will teach you the basics of indoor seed…
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Maximum Spots: 50 —– Grow Like A Pro – Hydroponic Gardening Unlock the secrets of hydroponics as Rebecca shares insights into nutrient solutions, lighting considerations, and the art of maintaining a balanced and productive hydroponic environment. Whether you’re a gardening enthusiast or a curious beginner, this workshop caters to all levels of expertise, providing a…
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Microgreens, macro knowledge: the small but mighty superfood Microgreens are quick, easy and versatile, perfect for beginners and those looking for fresh organic greens year-round. In this workshop, you’ll learn everything you need to know about the growing and use of tasty, nutrient-packed microgreens. Outline: Nutritional Benefits What You’ll Need Selecting and Sowing Seeds How…
Join us first for a taped in situ presentation by Longwood Gardens aquatic horticulturalist Tim Jennings about aquatic plants in the Waterlily Court, followed by an in-person talk on buying or making floating planters and what to plant in them by Richard Inchley of Richard Inchley Ponds and Aquaria. You may attend virtually or in-person….
On Saturday, May 16th the Kanata-March Horticultural Society will hold our 52nd annual plant sale at our meeting location, the Old Town Hall, 821 March Road, from 8 am until noon, rain or shine! This sale will offer a variety of plants which have been donated by our members: hardy perennials for sun and shade,…
If you are a gardener, chances are you have cultivated an invasive plant species. You may not yet have learned that some of your favourite plants are invasive. It’s a difficult fact to learn and to accept. Connie Matthews-Cull joins the Kanata-March Horticultural Society’s May meeting to discuss the many considerations that today’s gardeners need…
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