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Helen Battersby – Designing with Edible Plants – A fresh look at a growing trend Turn traditional notions of what “ornamental” means upside-down and meet unusual plants that can be safe to eat (or not!). This colourful presentation gets you thinking about your garden and edible plants in exciting new ways. Integrate beautiful edibles and…
Join us for our 8th annual Innisfil Seedy Saturday event that brings together new and seasoned gardeners, seed savers and community members passionate about mindful gardening, food security and our environment. Our event includes seed vendors, garden-related community groups and businesses, 10th anniversary season reopening of the Innisfil Seed Library, expert talks, children’s activities and…
Welcome spring into your gardens. Come and visit us at our annual seed and garden show. Bring your questions for master gardener, arborists and community groups. There will be 60 plus vendors. We will have speakers, draws, demos, free seed exchange, native plants, garden decor and crafts. There will be a youth group with activities…
Featured Speaker Presentation: “Demystifying Plant Breeding: Experiences and case studies from my academic career in horticulture.” Rodger Tschanz, University of Guelph 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.
Please welcome our guest speaker tonight, Lorraine Johnson as she talks about “A Garden for the Rusty Patched Bumblebee”. Join this international author and learn how to protect and promote our native pollinators. Free parking, guests are welcome, draw prizes, sharing table, bring a mug for refreshments.
April 8, 2025 – “Garderning Tools for Successful Gardening”, Speaker: Andrew Jinkinson
Arborist Ruurd van de Ven will discuss trees, shrubs and disease control, just in time for
Guest Speaker Michelle Acosta will present “GMO vs Hybrid vs Organic”. Our meeting location has changed for 2025! Until further notice we will be at the Erin Mills Twin Arena. Visitors always welcome. There is a nominal fee of $5 to help offset the cost of speakers.
There are two great speakers, a standard flower show, a workshop, and a judges’ update. An event not to miss!
Olivia Chuchyck is our guest Speaker this month she will present: Dahlias — What”s New
Please join us for an evening with a knowledgeable guest speaker, fellowship and refreshments.
Ken Brown “Vertical Gardening”
The Durham & District Horticultural Society welcomes an amazing horticulturalist, Paul Judge! Paul will give us a very timely presentation on how to plant, maintain and make our planters and baskets looking their best all year long. Bring your questions, have some refreshments and enjoy a wonderful evening! Everyone welcome!
The Wacky World of Gardening – Frankie Flowers aka Frank Ferragine best selling gardening author and Canada’s Garden Expert takes us on a journey through the wacky world of gardening following the tips and tricks gardeners have done, will do and some they shouldn’t do – you will learn, you will laugh and you will become…
Speakers: Annette Curry & Lois Weber- Topic” Practical Tips From the Gardens of England” Light refreshments
Floral Arts – A chance to learn more about Floral Design. Explore new techniques in a welcoming learning environment. Contact us at: gan.hort.soc@gmail.com for
Guest speaker & GOWGHS member – Richard Inchley – takes us through what to look for in a “working pond”. Doors open at 7 pm and the speaker begins at 7:30 pm.
Retired Master Gardener and plant collector extraordinaire Mary Ann Van Berlo will take us on her recent tour of the intriguing gardens of the south and north islands of New Zealand with an added emphasis on the water gardens, ponds and wetlands she discovered throughout.
This February 14th, celebrate love in full bloom.Among flowers, captivating scents, and unforgettable moments, make your story truly special.Let this Valentine’s Day be as unique as your love! 11:00 AM – Tour: Plants that Enchant and Plants that KillA special tour of the garden where you’ll discover the most fascinating plants that have captured hearts…
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Please note: Due to an expected snow storm, the Ottawa Orchid Society is moving the February monthly meeting on Sunday February 16 to an online meeting only. Members please watch for the email with the registration link. Join us for our February meeting to hear Nicholas Rust of RustyExotics Orchids in Athens, Georgia. He will…
ZOOM MEETING – Pushing the Zone LimitDiscover plants that will grow in our area despite being ‘not hardy’ according to their label. Mary Annwill share information on some of the unusual plants that she’s successfully grown in both her formerrural Ottawa garden and in her current Maitland garden. She will provide some cultivation tips thatshe’s…
This is a Zoom meeting-please email if you are not a member and are interested in attending.
Starting plants from seeds can be intimidating and overwhelming. With a little know-how, you can easily start herbs on your window sill, make a bean fort for the kids, or enjoy the best-toasted tomato sandwich you’ve ever had. It’s grown by YOU from the seed! Join us at our Petawawa location with experts from Ritchie’s…
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