Hawthorn Herbals
Tamara Segal, Registered Herbalist, is both a healer and teacher. As our guest speaker, she’ll share some of her knowledge on herbal medicine.
Events: North America
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Spring Plant Sale
Selection of annuals, perennials, herbs, native plants, potted plant containers. Also variety of miscellaneous gardening items – books, pots, etc. All sold at very reasonable prices. Come early for best selection.
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BARRHAVEN GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL PLANT SALE
OUR ANNUAL PLANT SALE FEATURES PERENNIALS, ANNUALS, VEGGIES, HERBS, HOUSEPLANTS AND GENTLY USED GARDEN PARAPHERNALIA. ENJOY THE PROFESSIONAL ADVICE OF EXPERIENCED GARDENERS AND MASTER GARDENERS. THIS IS OUR MAJOR FUNDRAISER WHICH CONTRIBUTES TO THE SUCCESS OF THE GARDEN CLUB AND OUR PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY EVENTS. COME JOIN US YOU WON’T BE SORRY. RAIN OR SHINE…
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NOTES ON A JAPANESE GARDEN – BY BARBARA SIBBALD
IN A JAPANESE-THEMED GARDEN, A SMALL SPACE HOLDS BIG IDEAS ABOUT DESIGNING WITH PLANTS, STONE, WATER AND “MA”, THE ALL-IMPORTANT SPACE IN BETWEEN. PART GARDEN TRAVELOGUE, PART GARDENING EXPERIMENTS, THIS LECTURE DELIVERED BY BARBARA SIBBALD, AUTHOR AND MASTER GARDENER AIMS TO INS[IRE.
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Plant Auction
Plant Auction with auctioneer Kevin McGuckin. A fun and lively event and the main fundraiser for the Georgina-Brock Garden Club. Huge selection of perennials, annuals, seedlings, veggies and more. Plants are generously donated by local garden centres and businesses as well as from member’s gardens. Everyone welcome.
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West Carleton Garden Club. Annual Plant Sale
Come on out early for best selection to the Carp Farmers’ Market for the very popular annual plant sale hosted by the West Carleton Garden Club. You will find a large variety of locally grown perennials and annuals, herbs and veggies, native plants, and no invasive species. Please bring cash only for this sale. Rain…
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Gloucester Horticultural Society Annual Fundraising Plant Sale
Gloucester Horticultural Society Annual Fundraising Plant Sale Native plants and shrubs, plus annuals, perennials, herbs, veggies and gardening supplies. Payment accepted by Cash or e-transfer Saturday May 9th 9:00am – 12:00pm or until we sell out
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Niagara Falls Horticultural Society: Roots to Blooms Community Garden Event, Plant & Bake Sale
Join us for a delightful day at the Roots to Blooms Community Garden Event featuring our Annual Spring Plant & Bake Sale, hosted by the Niagara Falls Horticultural Society, a not for profit organization! This family-friendly event offers a fantastic selection of member-grown perennials, ornamental grasses, and shrubs for purchase – perfect for sprucing up…
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Russell & District: Wildscaping
We will have guest speaker Lee Ann Smith at our regular monthly meeting who will talk to us about Wildscaping: Wild planting in a Strong Design.
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Gloucester Horticultural Society April Meeting
Tyler Smith will present on his research into food systems.Building bridges with bakeapples: Co-developing food systems research with the Inuit Community of Makkovik Synopsis:Tyler will be presenting his investigation of bakeapple ecology, genetics and fruit production in Labrador, as part of a larger Indigenous Agriculture project co-lead by the Inuit Community of Makkovik.
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Abbotsford Garden Tour 2026
This garden tour is a fundraiser for The Glebe Centre’s Seniors community programs at Abbotsford House. It features 12 private gardens in the Glebe and Westboro . Come out and see a variety of sizes and styles from the professionally designed to the year’s long work of private home owners. This year featuring two native…
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2026 Friends of the Experimental Farm Plant Sale
WHEN: Sunday, May 10, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. RAIN OR SHINE WHERE: Parking lot beside K.W. Neatby Building at 960 Carling & Maple Drive (look for the signs). DETAILS: Everything you need for your garden at our popular annual plant sale, with many of the region’s top specialty growers and nursery vendors assembled in one location!…
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Moonlight to Midnight: A guide to Evening Garden Design
This evenings presentation by Nicole Winders explores four night garden styles – Moon, Midnight, Illuminated and Architecturally Lit – and how each creates a distinct atmosphere after dark.
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Open House and Plant Sale
Hello Everyone, Save the date! The 2026 Ottawa African Violet Society Open House and Plant Sale is on May 2nd, 2026. We look forward to seeing you and sharing our joy of African Violets and other Gesnariads. We will have a plant sale, where you can acquire new varieties of violets, streptocarpus, primulinas, kohlerias and…
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The Urban Potage—from Field to Table
Imagine vibrant salads with crisp lettuces, sweet tomatoes, and edible blooms—all grown in your own urban oasis. Master Gardener, Odette McIntyre, will show you how to blend veggies, herbs, and ornamentals into a small-space paradise. Discover: vertical gardening and space-saving planters; best plants for beauty and flavour; and design tips to impress guests. Transform your…
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Orchidophilia 2026
Enjoy the sights and fragrance of a weekend of stunning orchid exhibits by members, visiting societies and vendors, educational exhibits, photography, Ikebana and botanic artist exhibits focused on orchids. Enjoy shopping from national and international orchid vendors. Get orchid care help from our team and attend workshops on how to care and repot your orchids…
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Gardening by the Moon in 2026 During the Summer Season
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/.
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Gardens of Victoria & Vancouver Island
Victoria – otherwise known as the “City of Gardens” – is a captivating city where historic charm, natural beauty, and modern culture blend effortlessly. With stunning waterfront views and a relaxed atmosphere, it is the perfect place to unwind. Whether strolling through the gardens, exploring charming streets or soaking in the harbour views, Victoria is…
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Discover Victoria & Vancouver Island
Victoria – otherwise known as the “City of Gardens” – is a captivating city where historic charm, natural beauty, and modern culture blend effortlessly. With stunning waterfront views and a relaxed atmosphere, it is the perfect place to unwind. Whether strolling through the gardens, exploring charming streets or soaking in the harbour views, Victoria is…
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Friends of the Experimental Farm/Master Gardeners of Ottawa Carleton Lecture Series – Tiny Gardens Big Harvest
Practical tips for growing fresh vegetables in limited spaces using containers, vertical gardening and smart planning. Perfect planting for balconies, porches and small gardens. Please follow this link for registration and payment.
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Cold Frames and Cold Crops: Extending the Season
Cold Frames and Cold Crops is about growing delicious veggies, beyond the usual gardening confines and calendar, using cold frames and the cool season crop palette. Odette McIntyre from the Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton will join the Kanata-March Horticultural Society and will share her knowledge about how to extend the season with cold frames, the…
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Designing a Summer Planter
Elizabeth Johnston, co-owner of Ramsay Creek Greenhouse joins the Kanata-March Horticultural Society’s June meeting to provide helpful information and a demonstration of how to design an outdoor planter arrangement for the summer season. This in-person meeting will be held at the Old Town Hall, 821 March Rd (laneway entrance for the Old Town Hall is…
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Kanata-March Horticultural Society’s 52nd Annual Plant Sale!
On Saturday, May 16th the Kanata-March Horticultural Society will hold our 52nd annual plant sale at our meeting location, the Old Town Hall, 821 March Road, from 8 am until noon, rain or shine! This sale will offer a variety of plants which have been donated by our members: hardy perennials for sun and shade,…
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Invasive Plants in Your Gardens: Becoming More of a Critical Gardener
If you are a gardener, chances are you have cultivated an invasive plant species. You may not yet have learned that some of your favourite plants are invasive. It’s a difficult fact to learn and to accept. Connie Matthews-Cull joins the Kanata-March Horticultural Society’s May meeting to discuss the many considerations that today’s gardeners need…
