How to Grow Orchids at Home presented by Eric Lee. Crystal Star Nursery in East Gwillimbury is a local, family-run grower of rare orchids and exotic succulents, hoya, cacti, bonsai and other hard to find tropical plants. Eric has dedicated more than 35 years to growing and hybridizing rare orchids which are shipped to plant…
Climate change is the defining challenge of our times. This talk provides a brief explanation of what climate change is and an update on the current situation, including how climate change is already impacting our weather, water, plants, food and wildlife. For each of these topics, I suggest the positive measures that gardeners can take…
Be sure to arrive a little early on Tuesday October 28, the same night that well-known gardendesigner Sean James will be presenting his talk. OHS has also organized a little eco-fair thatsame night. Members who attend this in-person meeting will be able to participate in an indoor plant exchange. Bring a plant, trade a plant,…
Join us on Friday, November 7, 2025, for a full-day event exploring the role of Toronto’s ravine system in building more connected, resilient, and inclusive communities. Hosted at Toronto Botanical Garden, the Urban Ravine Summit brings together municipal staff, community leaders, environmental professionals, planners, and nonprofit partners to explore how we care for and work within…
Celebrating Art, Nature, and Community — Essence of the Garden is a new plein air art exhibition and sale featuring over 70 original artworks created outdoors at Toronto Botanical Garden and Edwards Gardens. This curated, site-specific show invites visitors to experience the Garden through the eyes of the artists who paint here—capturing moments of light,…
Learn the basics of classic floral design including four styles – a water-viewing design, a centrepiece, a crescent, and a mass Agreement.For more information on accessibility at the garden please review our Accessibility Features webpage. If you have any accessibility requirements during your program, please email programsupport@
Join us and learn all about monarch butterflies and see them in action at the Garden!Did you know monarch butterflies migrate 4,800 km to Mexico every fall? Join us to learn about the special relationship between monarchs and milkweed, the fascinating transformation of a monarch from egg to a butterfly, and the monarchs’ annual migration…
Details to be announced in November.
Food for Life: How Some Organizations in Ottawa are Addressing the Food Insecurity GapThis panel of community leaders, experts and speakers from the Ottawa area,who are actively working to address food insecurity in our community, will be joining us to share some important and encouraging information. Learn how innovative gardening initiatives, urban agriculture and special…
In-person presentation by Matthieu Morin, Food, Plant and Animal K9 Officer, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) A Team Approach to Protecting Canada’s Biosecurity: How A Detector Dog And His Handler Work Together On This Important IssueJoin us for a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) works to protect Canada’s environment…
June 16: In-person presentation by Nancy McDonald, Master Gardener of Ottawa-Carleton and member of the Ottawa Horticultural Society Culinary Delights With Herbs and Edible Flowers Nancy McDonald, Master Gardener, will shed a new light on how we can enjoy the fruits of our gardening labor in a different way. …
This seminar covers essential techniques like drying, freezing, and canning. Perfect for beginners and home gardeners looking to reduce waste, save money, and enjoy seasonal garden produce year-round. What’s included: What you should bring:
The Glebe Centre’s Community Programs at Abbotsford offer a comprehensive range of programs and services to seniors living in the community. All of our community support services are dedicated to helping people remain in their own homes. The community programs that are run out of Abbotsford House offer fitness, recreation and artistic programing and clubs…
Most gardeners think of their gardens as “a happy place” and are hoping it will be immune from pests. Nancy McDonald from the Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton enjoys checking out the many garden “bugs” who visit and asks herself first if these visitors are welcome guests which the majority are, or unwelcome pests? She has…
The next general meeting of the Perth and District Horticultural Society is next Tuesday, September 9th at 7:00 PM at the Perth Lions Club, 50 Arthur St, Perth, ON. Our guest speaker is Chloe Hurst, will speak on ‘This Gothic Garden Lives in Carleton Place’. Chloe’s fresh and unique approach to gardening has captured interest…
Join us from 5:30 PM- 6:30 PM for a captivating Minyo Dancing Performance, followed by a powerful Taiko (Drum) Performance inside the garden! Thank you to the Nikkei Cultural Society for your beautiful performances this season!
We are proud to welcome this year’s distinguished presenter, Dr. Kanako Uzawa—an Ainu scholar, artist, and advocate for Indigenous rights. In her compelling presentation “The Vision of an Indigenous Scholar on the Enduring Spirit of Ainu Women,” Dr. Uzawa shares a deeply personal story of resistance, heritage, and empowerment. She reflects on her family’s fight…
Speaker Series October 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person meeting with online presentation: Sean James, Horticulturist, Master Gardener, and owner of Sean James Consulting and Design. Note: In-person meeting will start at 7:00 pm, followed by online presentation which starts at 7:30 and ends at 9:00 pm. The online presentation will be streamed live via…
Speaker Series September 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person presentation by Mary Reid, Master Gardener and owner of The Green Thumb Garden Centre NOTE: Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Presentation is from 7:30-9:00 pm | Effective September 2025, the in-person venue is St. Mark’s Anglican Church, 1606 Fisher Ave. Free parking available behind church. How is…
Adéntrate en un mundo de elegancia y esplendor en nuestra Gala Peacock 2026, donde los colores vibrantes y la belleza deslumbrante cobrarán vida. ¡Nos encantaría contar con tu presencia en una velada mágica rodeada de naturaleza—con exquisita gastronomía, entretenimiento en vivo y la alegría de celebrar juntos! La fecha ya está marcada: Sábado, 21 de febrero…
Join us at Carp Memorial Hall for a fun season kick-off evening for the West Carleton Garden Club, including our Fall Flower Show, a presentation on Native Plants, and refreshments. To learn more about the club, please refer to our website at www.wcgc.ca and check our Facebook page.
PLANTING BULBS IS A GREAT WAY TO ADD TONS OF COLOUR TO GARDEN BEDS FOR THE SPRING SEASON. THERE ARE A HUGH VARIETY OF BULBS AVAILABLE AND MOST OF THESE SHOULD BE PLANTED IN THE FALL. MARY SHERMAN REID OF GREEN THUMB GARDEN CENTRE WILL SHARE HER KNOWLEDGE OF BULBS TO PROVIDE 90 DAYS OF…
Speaker Series November 2025 “Learn and Grow with Us”In-person presentation by Dr. Jessica Forrest, Associate Professor, Faculty of Science (Biology Department), University of OttawaNOTE: Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Presentation will be from 7:30-9:00 pm. | Effective September 2025, the in-person venue is St. Mark’s Anglican Church, 1606 Fisher Ave. Free parking available behind church….
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