Higher daily temperatures and longer growing seasons are having impacts on our landscape plants and the ecosystems around them. Jen will discuss gardening practices we can all employ to support beneficial organisms, minimize stress and increase resilience to pests in an ever-changing climate. This talk is part of the virtual speaker series, Gardening in a ... Read more
Learn how to replace your high-maintenance turf with a drought-proof, salt resistant, no-mow native boulevard garden! All you need to know about plant selection, design, installation and care will be covered in this inspiring workshop capped off by a Q & A session. Downloadable handouts.provided. Offered for free by Blooming Boulevards and conducted by native ... Read more
Join us online to learn about fascinating and beautiful native orchids. Dr. Dennis Whigham is the Founding Director of the North American Orchid Conservation Center with a goal of assuring the survival of all native orchids in the U.S. and Canada. The presentation will focus on the ecology of native orchids, the foundation upon which ... Read more
The first meeting of the new season. Renew friendships and meet new people.
The next meeting of the Stittsville Goulbourn Horticultural Society is on Tuesday, February 21st. The meeting will be held in person at the Johnny Leroux Community Arena (second floor), 10 Warner-Colpitts Lane, Stittsville, at 7:30 pm. If you prefer to attend the meeting on Zoom, please send a request a few days before to [email protected] ... Read more
Monthly meeting with member presentation on maple syrup making.
Join us for a celebration of all things gardening and food related, from Thursday, February 23, 2023 to Saturday, February 25, 2023. This gardening event is sponsored by Dillon Consulting, Oakville Horticultural Society and North American Native Plant Society. Hosted by Halton Food, Halton Environmental Network, and Greening Sacred Spaces, this online event will celebrate ... Read more
Annual seed swap and for purchase event put on by Master Gardeners of Niagara. Includes topical speakers, vendors, advice clinic, children's activities, as well as snacks and beverages for purchase.
Speaker: Paul Zammit Topic: The Joy of Growing Edibles in Your Garden Paul is a professor of Horticulture and Environmental Studies at Niagara College and past Director of Horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Garden.He is a popular speaker and provides gardening advice on CBC Radio's "Here and Now" and "Ontario Today" radio programs.February is open ... Read more
