We invite you to join the Gardening Revolution! We are hosting an online sale of native shade trees, shrubs, ferns, grasses and perennials. Order forms can be found on our web page: branrtfordmastergardeners.com and our face Book page. The sale is open until September 20 with curb-side pick up in Cambridge and Brantford on Sunday, ... Read more
Doug Whitty of 13th Street Winery will be speaking about the History of the winery, the art of wine making on Wednesday, Sept 8th at 7 pm via Zoom.To receive ... Read more
The Mid Island Floral Art Club meets on the second Thursday of each month in Qualicum Beach, BC.
Leaside Garden Society monthly meeting featuring Helena Moncrieff, author of The Fruitful City.
Liz Knowles will show Calgary Rock and Alpine Garden Society wild plants of Japan from sea level to 2100m, from Honshu and Hokkaido. Some speices are familiar to N Americans, and others are circumpolar alpines.
Suzanne Simard is a professor of Forest Ecology at the University of British Columbia who studies mycorrhizal fungi networks in forests. She will present a talk for The Arboretum at University of Guelph in Ontario on her new book, Finding the Mother Tree.
Guelph Horticultural Society is having a plant sale on Saturday September 11 at the Guelph Farmers’ Market from 7 am to noon. Come early for best selection.
Eight beautiful home property's gardens in Niagara on the Lake are opened for touring on September 11.
Orangeville and District Horticultural Society Monthly Meeting
Campbellford & District Horticultural Society, serving all of Trent Hills, will hold its fall plant sale on Sept. 18.
Virtual meeting on Zoom. Our speaker is Michael Erdman on Perennials for Shade.
Join East Gwillimbury Gardeners for Michael Erdman who will demonstrate how to create stunning yet easy floral arrangements for the fall season.
Ancaster Horticultural Society monthly meeting with Charlie Briggs, a horticulturalist and certified arborist from the RBG.
Stratford Public Library is playing host on Sept. 25 to Garden Stratford and their “pay what you can” plant sale! Hostas, daylilies, iris, astilbe, native pollinators, and more, all potted up and ready to be selected for your own yard.
The Beaconsfield Garden Club will be selling indoor & outdoor plants as well as welcoming new members at the artisan market on Saturday, September 25.The City of Beaconsfield is celebrating local merchants and artisans by organizing the market in Centennial Park at 288 Beaconsfield Blvd. in Beaconsfield. The event will feature 20 different kiosks, and ... Read more
Greater Toronto Water Garden & Hort Society meeting Sept.26. with speaker Anna Leggatt who will talk about "Plants that Spread: Big, Bad & Beautiful."
Join the Cannington Horticultural Society for an interesting evening with Neil Turnbull. Neil is a Landscape Architect, but those two words can’t possibly present a picture of the extraordinary work he has done with plants, gardens and the places they exist. From postage-stamp, city plots to sprawling country estates, a Neil Turnbull garden will stop ... Read more
The Nobleton and King City Garden Club presentation on Sept. 27 by Julia Dimakos covers what to do with your harvest after bringing it indoors. It does not cover canning.
