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ALL DAY PLANTS SALES10am-3pm ALL DAY ENTERTAINMENTby MY FM Radio10am-3pm ALL DAY BALLOT ENTRIESfor 300$ worth of giveaways10am-3pm FREE DONUTS & COFFEEby Mcguire’s Dougnuts10am-12pm FREE FACE PAINTINGby Happy Valley Face Painting11am-2pm FREE BALLOON TWISTINGby Mr. Dimples Balloon Art11am-2pm FREE BARBECUEIn Collaboration withHyska’s Independent Grocer12pm-2pm
ALL DAY PLANTS SALES10am-3pm ALL DAY ENTERTAINMENTby Strings of Miquella10am-3pm ALL DAY BALLOT ENTRIESfor 300$ worth of giveaways10am-3pm FREE 15-MINS CONSULTATIONSby Ritchie’s Green Team*BOOKING REQUIRED – SEE BELOW10am-3pm FREE FACE PAINTING by Jacky’s Face Painting11am-2pm FREE BARBECUE *Vegan options will be availalbe12pm-2pm Schedule a 15-minute FREE garden consultation with the knowledgeable experts from Ritchie’s Green Team. ONE APPOINTMENT PER GUEST.Please note that duplicate appointments…
Schedule a 15-minute FREE garden consultation with the knowledgeable experts from Ritchie’s Green Team. ONE APPOINTMENT PER GUEST.Please note that duplicate appointments will be cancelled to ensure fair access for all guests.If you are unable to attend, we kindly ask that you cancel your appointment in advance to allow others the opportunity to benefit from…
The Carp Garlic Festival is back with vendors and recipes. Learn more.
Gatineau Valley Gardeners’ Plant Sale When: Saturday, June 7 from 9 am – 2 pm Where: St. Mary Magdalene Anglican Church, 537 Highway 105, Chelsea, QC Rain or shine. Cash only! There will be some great deals and some very special finds to put in your gardens. We will have lots of perennials, annuals and some…
Join the 2025 Annual General Meeting of the Canadensis Botanical Garden Society (CBGS) on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. The assembly meeting will be held via Zoom. The business meeting will be followed by a presentation by a guest speaker, who will be announced in the coming days. Please join us at our AGM to hear…
We will be hosting our 3rd Annual Bloom and Art Festival on the weekend of July 5 & 6, 2025.Showcasing the talent of local artists, the greenhouse and outdoor nursery space will be filled with a variety of art forms including mixed media, pottery, metal, stained glass, wood and more… Join us to celebrate the…
Are you bored of lawn maintenance?Do you want to see more wildlife in your garden?Come to Armoury Square, outside The Armoury in Picton this Saturday 10-2, to find low-maintenance plants that will attract butterflies and hummingbirds year after year. Transform your garden for just $5 a plant, or pick up a potted tree for only…
Our guest speaker, Mary Shearman Reid, will talk to us about growing and caring for vines. Vines can be versatile – up, down and over – adding a different dimension to your garden. Some are aggressive – some are slow to take hold. You can probably find one for most tastes: ornamental, native, winter interest…
Have you ever wanted to show off your garden flowers? Then this presentation is for you! Learn all the tips and tricks you need to prepare, enter and win flower shows. With County Blooms 2025 coming up, and floral competitions at our local Fairs, now is a great time to learn how to win a…
Huge selection of perennials, native plants, bushes, house plants, seedings and garden gear for Carleton Place and District Horticultural Society’s Spring Plant Sale. This is the plant sale everyone talks about! We’ve potted up more than 900 perennials so far, with at least 300 more to prepare this week. on top of that we have…
Wild Pollinator Partners is all about appreciating pollinators. We love how they make sure we have fruit and vegetables to eat and beautiful flowers in our gardens. They are also part of our local ecosystems – the web of life. This year’s theme is EVERY BIT MATTERS. Find out how simply adding native plants to your…
In 2015, the FWG gully, visible from Prince of Wales Drive, was full of comfrey mixed with dog-strangling vine. That first summer, a few of these very invasive species were replaced with patches of Joe Pye Weed and Swamp Milkweed. Each year, more invasives were removed and more native wildflowers that like moist soil were…
Interpretive Visit to the RVCA’s Stillwater Creek Wetland RestorationDate: 20 Jun 2025Time: 10:00 am – 2:00 pmLeaders: Rosario Castanon Escobar and Susan O’ConnorMeet: On Corkstown Rd at Moodie DrDescription: Rosario will lead us through a walk of the site, talk about the restoration project completed by the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority and we will get…
Leader: Art Goldsmith Meet: Jack Pine Trail parking lot on Moodie (P9) Description: Will be looking for breeding warblers, thrushes, vireos, and other forest and marsh birds. We will cover about 5 km over the morning (out and back) on well-maintained and mainly flat trails. Art will provide guidance to new birders on how to…
Please arrive no later than 9:45 AM – Join us for an hour, two, or four!Ottawa’s Cleaning the Capital Campaign happens each Spring and Fall, encouraging community participation in citywide cleanup efforts to keep Ottawa clean and green. The Friends of Stittsville Wetlands have registered for two cleanup projects in Stittsville to improve wetland health.The…
Location: Zoom. All OFNC members are welcome. Please first register by following this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7qP-1lynTjmplOqnvqI7PA The Book: Dispersals: On Plants, Borders, and Belonging (2024) by Jessica J. Lee, 288 pages ***Update!! The Speaker: We are excited to welcome Jennifer Doubt, Curator of Botany at the Canadian Museum of Nature. Jennifer will be talking about the…
Leaders: Dr. Pete Dang and Berit Erickson Meet: On the south side of Slack Road near the intersection with Vaan Drive, at the entry to the Pinhey Sand Dunes Complex Site 2. Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/3iomEiK4kUvf52w47 Description: Join us for a guided tour of Ottawa’s last remaining sand dune, followed by hands-on restoration activities. Tasks may include…
Leaders: Dr. Pete Dang and Berit Erickson Meet: On the south side of Slack Road near the intersection with Vaan Drive, at the entry to the Pinhey Sand Dunes Complex Site 2. Map Link: https://goo.gl/maps/3iomEiK4kUvf52w47 Description: Join us for a guided tour of Ottawa’s last remaining sand dune, followed by hands-on restoration activities. Tasks may include…
Leader: Sheila Craig Meet: Greenbelt Pathway West starting at Carling and Rifle Road (parking on the south side of Carling). Registration is required. A maximum of 15 people will allow good views by everyone. Please email sheila.craig@gmail.com to register. We will walk and roll slowly along the Greenbelt Pathway West looking for migrating and resident…
Leader: Greg Lutick Meet: P12 in Gatineau Park at 9:30 AM Description: Our walk starts at the Meech Lake canoe launch parking lot P12. We have two options. The option chosen will depend on weather and trail conditions. Our destination will be either Western Lookout or Ramparts Lookout. The Western Lookout option is about 7…
Annual Plant Sale May 17, 2024 Perth Farmer’s Market 8:30 to Noon
Migrants and breeding birdsDate: 17 May 2025Time: 7:00 am – 10:00 amLeaders: Derek Dunnett and Janet McCulloughMeet: Bruce Pit (NCC Greenbelt parking P12, NW corner)Description: A leisurely walk around the pond on easy gravel trails. A variety of birds including nesting waterfowl, woodland birds and warblers are all possible at this time of the year. Bring…
Speaker: Chantal Vis, Marine Ecosystems Specialist, Parks Canada Location: City View United Church, 6 Epworth Avenue Description: Canada is tackling several marine conservation challenges, including biodiversity loss, climate change impacts, pollution, and risks from industrial activities. Ambitious global targets to conserve 30% of water and seas through marine protected areas and other area conservation measures have…
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