Partners: Canada
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Kanata-March Horticultural Society
In existence since 1970, the Kanata-March Horticultural Society aspires to serve the Kanata-area community through horticultural education, local public garden maintenance, and special events. We hold monthly meetings where guest speakers including local gardening experts share their knowledge. Winter meetings are held via Zoom, March – June and September-December meetings are held in-person at the…
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Agincourt Garden Club
The Agincourt Garden Club, is a garden club for novice, regular and expert gardeners in the fields of flowers, veggies and floral designs. We meet monthly with a guest speaker, have plant sales and flower shows open to the public. We have outings and bus trips.
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Nepean Horticultural Society
Welcome to the NHS. The objectives of the NHS as defined in our constitution are to encourage interest and promote improvement in horticulture by: – Holding meetings respecting the theory and practice of horticulture; – Encouraging the planting of trees, shrubs, and flowers on private and public grounds; – Promoting outdoor art, public beautification, balcony…
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Barrhaven Garden Club
Founded in 1977, the Club is committed to promoting interest and education in all areas of horticulture. Join us and meet fellow gardeners who share an interest in or a passion for gardening. Learn new skills and share your experience with others. Membership is open to all persons interested in gardening, regardless of skill level…
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Greater Ottawa Water Garden Horticultural Society
Founded in 2006, the Greater Ottawa Water Garden Horticultural Society (GOWGHS) is an organization dedicated to the enjoyment, education and promotion of water gardening in the National Capital Region. We have been a member of the Ontario Horticultural Association and District 2 since 2009.
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Gatineau Valley Gardeners/Les Jardiniers des Collines
The Gatineau Valley Gardeners/ Les Jardiniers des Collines is a garden Club located in Chelsea Quebec where amateur and serious gardeners meet to exchange information and enjoy entertaining and educational programs about gardening in the area.
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Ottawa Horticultural Society
For over a century, we’ve been nurturing a love for gardening in Ottawa. Join us in celebrating our rich heritage and vibrant future. The Ottawa Horticultural Society is a non-profit society open to all gardeners. We invite you to join us in sharing our enthusiasm and knowledge of gardening.
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Whistling Gardens
We cordially invite you to join us here at Whistling Gardens, one of Ontario’s premier horticultural gardens. Since 2012, we have garnered regional, provincial, national, and international awards and are home to North America’s largest peony collection, North America’s largest conifer collection, and one of Canada’s largest computer-run fountain shows. Stroll and explore over 20 acres of gardens displaying over 4,500 different plants, including the rarest tree in the world, the Baishan Fir.
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Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is a registered museum and one of Vancouver’s top tourist attractions. It is a unique venue for cultural programming and events, including guided tours, concerts, festivals, exhibitions, receptions, and educational programs. One of the most captivating aspects of the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver is its…
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Jardin universitaire Roger-Van den Hende
Le Jardin Roger-Van den Hende est un jardin pédagogique de 6 hectares, qui possède près de 4 000 espèces et cultivars regroupés par famille botanique. Il constitue une collection unique de plantes indigènes du Québec et de plantes ornementales introduites d’Europe, d’Amérique et d’Asie.
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Kingsbrae Garden
Kingsbrae Garden in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, is its seamless integration of horticulture and contemporary art, creating a dynamic and immersive experience for visitors. Spanning 27 acres, Kingsbrae Garden boasts over 50,000 perennials arranged in themed areas. Traditional knot and rose gardens, a labyrinth of thyme, and a gravel garden showcasing drought-tolerant plants are just…
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Fredericton Botanic Garden
The Goals of the Fredericton Botanic Garden:
to provide a recreational opportunity to the public by means of walks, interpretive trails and beautiful displays of flowers and foliage
use tried and untried plant species and varieties so the public have a hands-on demonstration of plant hardiness
educate people of all ages to appreciate plants and to learn how plants coexist in natural settings
involve the community in the development of a new and important tourist attraction for the Fredericton area
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The Butchart Gardens
The Butchart Gardens is a 118-year-old internationally-renowned 55-acre display garden located in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia. Created by Jennie Butchart, and still privately owned and operated by the family, The Gardens was designated a National Historic Site of Canada, in 2004 for its one hundredth birthday.
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Canadensis Botanical Garden Society
Canadensis Botanical Garden Society is working towards a Nation Botanical Garden. Canadensis is to be a beautiful and diverse botanic garden that provides all visitors with educational, interactive and enjoyable experiences in a unique, sustainable environment. The Garden promotes a deeper understanding of our intimate interdependence with nature and encourages the commitment and passion necessary to pursue environmentally responsible lifestyles.
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The Leaf at Assiniboine Park – A Living Celebration of Diversity
Canada is a garden of cultures living in harmony and thriving together. The Leaf is a stunning showcase of our diversity, expressed through plants that shape our lives here and across the globe.
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Jardin de Metis – Reford Gardens
In the summer of 1926, Elsie Reford (1872-1967) began converting her fishing camp on the Métis River into gardens. Located on the northern part of the Gaspé Peninsula, these are the northernmost gardens in eastern North America. Known as Les Jardins de Métis or The Reford Gardens, they were opened to the public in 1962. Few gardens have been created in such difficult weather conditions.
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Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens
Revel in nature’s most beautiful creations and discover the art of horticulture at Niagara Parks’ Botanical Gardens. Featuring 99 acres (40 hectres) of award-winning landscapes complemented by vibrant seasonal blooms and lush overflowing gardens, the gardens have been part of the ornate Niagara Garden Trail since 1990. Every season reveals new gorgeous blooms at Botanical Gardens, particularly along the many peaceful walking trails and through the arboretum showcasing one of Canada’s finest tree collections. Indulge your senses in the aromatic herb garden or relax in one of the serene sitting areas. A visit to the rose garden–which boasts over 2,400 roses–will underline why it is one of North America’s largest and most distinguished Victorian rose gardens.
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New Brunswick Botanical Garden
The New Brunswick Botanical Garden in Edmundston offers a unique blend of horticulture, art, and cultural experiences that set it apart from other botanical gardens. Here are some of its most intriguing features: 🌿 Thematic Gardens and Mosaiculture Spanning over 8 hectares (20 acres), the garden boasts more than 80,000 plants arranged in 12 thematic gardens. These…
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Toronto Botanical Garden
MissionThe Toronto Botanical Garden connects people to plants, inspiring us to live in harmony with nature. VisionThe Toronto Botanical Garden will be renowned for its display of nature’s beauty and as a dynamic hub for plant-centred learning, conservation and research.
