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Leaside Garden Society – Speaker Series presents: Speaker: Desré Kramer Topic: Growing Vegetables, From A-Z: The Basics of Vegetable Growing Date: Thursday April 10th 2025 Time: 7:00 pm (refreshments at 6:30 pm) Location: The Leaside Library (165 McRae Drive) I’m a gardener, re-greener, scientist and plant lover. Although I’ll try growing almost anything…
With all the snow we’ve been having, it will be nice to start thinking ahead to our summer plantings. This month’s meeting features a local flower grower, Natalie Tovell from Farmview Gardens in Kinburn who, with her husband Rob, have developed and planted flower beds on their just over one-acre property. Fast forward a few…
Get ready to plant your container, backyard, allotment, or balcony garden with organic seeds as a tenth anniversary fundraiser for COG OSO Senior Organic Gardeners.
Master Gardener, Rob Stuart, will address the preparation and timing of growing your own plants in anticipation of summer. Rob will address sowing seeds for vegetables, annuals, and some quick-growing perennials. Additionally he will discuss types of soil, pots, watering, required light and temperature levels, and how to harden-off seedlings. Rob will also cover starting…
How to Start a Cut Flower Garden by Debbie and Amanda Gordon of Cloverhill Flowers. Starting on vacant land, after eight years of trial, error and success, Debbie and Amanda know a thing or two about growing cut flowers, having built a thriving business. Learn the ins and out of growing cut flowers in your…
Kingston Seedy Saturday, 08 March 2025, hosted by KASSI (Kingston Area Seed System Initiative).
Dan Galea of Plant Pals presents Plant Propagation 101. Dan brings a rich depth of knowledge developed over 50 years working in the commercial nursery growing industry, as well as travelling abroad expanding his horticultural knowledge. Dan will share the seven best methods of plant propagation used today for growing a variety of perennials.
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 & Georgina-Brock.
The 2025 Gardener’s Garden Tour organized by the Niagara-on-the-Lake Horticultural Society promises to be a captivating experience for garden enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Scheduled for July 12, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., this self-guided tour will showcase a selection of unique gardens, each reflecting the vision, dedication and passions of their homeowners,…
Presented by the Rockland Community Garden, in partnership with the City of Rockland, Growing Green: Gardening & Sustainability Fair is a fundraising and community-building event that seeks to blend a passion for gardening, nature, and sustainable living into one annual event packed full of vendors, community groups, educational seminars, and hands-on workshops. This year’s event…
Guest speaker Sarah Shapiro will talk to us about horticultural therapy. Horticultural therapy is a practice that uses plants, horticultural activities, and the garden landscape to promote the well-being for its participants. Mini Flower Show 3 categories 1. “All Cracked Up” – an arrangement featuring egg shells. 2. “Spring Wreath” – a handmade wreath decorated…
Our first in-person meeting for 2025. Come out to learn all about what’s new for 2025. Everyone is welcome.
Our first meeting of 2025 is on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, at 7:00 PM. We will start the year with a Zoom meeting.
Regular meeting and guest speaker Rebecca Boyar on “Grow Like A Pro – Hydroponic Gardening”. Mini Flower Show 3 categories 1. In honour of World Candle Day on March 1, an arrangement in a candle holder. 2. In honour of National Cereal Day, an arrangement in a bowl. 3. In honour of March Break, an…
Regular Meeting and talk on being an urban potager by Odette Mcintyre. A potager is a French kitchen garden that’s designed to grow vegetables, fruits, flowers, and herbs for cooking. The word “potager” comes from the French phrase jardin potager, which translates to “garden of vegetables” or “for the soup pot”. Join us and learn more from…
Our guest speaker is David Galbraith from the Royal Botanical Gardens. David joined the staff of Royal Botanical Gardens in 1995 to form the Canadian Botanical Conservation Network. He has extensive experience with organizational development, management of committees and boards, and developing collaborative approaches for conservation. In addition to serving as the Head of Science…
Join us for our Speaker Series featuring Mary Mallany. Mary will be giving a talk about the food under foot. Eat your weeds! Join us at the North Runnymede United Church on 33 Pritchard Ave in Toronto or by Zoom. If you wish to attend virtually, contact roselands1926@gmail.com for details.
March 5th. meeting quest speaker will be Paul Oliver from the Urban Nature Store on ‘Attracting Wild Bird to Your Backyard Garden’.
Guest Speaker Darren Heimbecker of Whistling Gardens will be joining us this month. Darren is the Owner and Founder/Designer of Whistling Gardens. After receiving a degree in Outdoor Education, Darren left his 18 year nursery career to purchase a 56 acre farm in Wilsonville, Ontario. In 2006, Whistling Gardens Nursery and Garden Centre were established,…
Sycamore Hill Farm: organically grown cut flowers
Featured Speaker Presentation: “Catch the Spring Migration Wave by Planting a Bird Friendly Garden”, Kevin Kavanagh, South Coast Gardens and Consulting 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.
Stepping Stone demo by Maria Hughes
PLANT SALE: 8:00 – 11:00 a.m. Location:Gord Brown Area, Recreation Centre, King St. E. Dig up your extra plants to donate, then come find something new for your garden. Free advice and great prices.
Please kindly consider donating some of your divided plants this spring. Just label and pot them up. Then drop them off at the Elora Centre For The Arts, the evening before the sale. Your plant donations are truly appreciated. Don’t have any to spare? Not a problem, just plan on stopping by the morning of…
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