Plants Connect Us How does gardening help us feel connected — to each other, to our communities, and to the natural world? Join us for an inspiring evening exploring the powerful role plants play in bringing people together. We’ll take a look at exciting new home garden seed varieties for 2026, highlights from the 2025…
Join us for our in-person meeting for “Gardening by the Moon in 2026 During the Summer Season” presented by Annick and Jean Sebastien from Berry Homestead Farm in Lyndhurst. Lean more at their website: https://www.berry-h-farm.com/.
Join us for our April in-person meeting where our guest speaker, Gail Walker, will present on “The Recipe for a Great Herb Garden”.
Join us in-person for our guest speaker, Brad King, who will present “Starting With Seeds”: All about seeds. Starts with Germination. How to plant, when to plant seeds, and transplanting. Brad starts out with the basics and then goes into more advanced techniques like scarification and stratification.
Monday March 9/26 – Agincourt Garden Club 1st In Person Meeting 7:30 pm (You might want to come earlier to meet/greet your old friends, renew your membership, get your new year book.) Welcome members and guests. Guests may join us once for free, before decided to join. Gardening Joke Guest Speaker: Betty McCulloch is…
Creating Habitat for Hummingbirds and Orioles with Paul Oliver from Urban Nature Store presents how to host hummingbirds and orioles, what habitat and materials they need for nesting, food, and preparation for fall migration. A few simple practices will make your home yard habitat more attractive to them and help ensure they thrive during their…
In this follow up to Classic Design Fundamentals 1, you will enrich your understanding of traditional design.Join Pat Ware in this follow up to Classic Design Fundamentals I and enrich your understanding of traditional design, a style which is used in contemporary settings with sophistication. You will gain deeper knowledge of both plant material and…
Brueckner Rhododendron Gardens in Mississauga, one of Canada’s largest public gardens, boasts an extensive collection of cold-hardy rhododendrons and azaleas, meticulously cultivated by the late Dr. Joseph Brueckner. A renowned hybridizer, Dr. Brueckner developed over 19 unique rhododendron hybrids designed to thrive in the climate of Eastern Canada. His contributions have not only enriched this…
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