Tag: native plants

  • Virtual Winter Seed Sowing

    January 11 @ 10:00 am 11:30 am

    Speaker: Jeanne McRight

    Whether your goal is to grow many or a few plants, starting native plant seeds outdoors in winter is a fun and rewarding activity. In this informative webinar, we will learn how to set up a variety of outdoor propagation systems with detailed information on seed handling, overwintering, spring germination, and seedling care. Handouts are available for download.

    The webinar will be held on Zoom. Please register on our website. The Zoom link will be emailed to you two days before the start date.
    The webinar will not be recorded.
    Free $5.00 Donation requested
  • Schomberg Annual Garden Tour

    June 23, 2024 @ 10:00 am 4:00 pm

    Annual Garden Tour in the picturesque Township of King. This self-guided driving tour features at least 8 gardens/properties in and around the quaint village of Schomberg. Tickets are on sale in advance on eventbrite.ca or at the Schomberg Public Library on tour day. We proudly collaborate with ARTS Society King; various artists will display and sell their art in some of the gardens. Tour takes place rain or shine, no refunds.

    $15.00

    Schomberg Horticultural Society

    905-939-7454

    View Organizer Website

    Schomberg Public Library

    77 Main Street
    Schomberg, ON L0G1T0 Canada
    + Google Map
    9059397454
  • Wildflower All-Stars for Sun and Shade

    Wildflower All-Stars for Sun and Shade

    Beautiful native wildflowers will make your garden come alive! Go beyond Black-eyed Susans – discover our local wildflowers and their amazing variety of shapes and colours. Indigenous to southwestern Ontario, these easy-to-grow beauties are beloved by pollinators. Learn which native plants will work best for you and your garden.

  • Native Plants for Tough Sites

    Native Plants for Tough Sites

    Frustrated by dry shade, slopes, windy balconies, infertile soil or other garden challenges? Struggle no more – there are beautiful native plants adapted to thrive in tough conditions. Get inspired by all the solutions that native plants can offer, and learn how to choose the best species for those problem spots in your garden.

  • The Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

    The Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

    As Ontario’s only breeding hummingbird, this delightful little garden visitor is welcome anytime! Join Stephanie Keeler, from The Riverwood Conservancy, to explore the big world of our tiny Ruby-throated Hummingbird and learn all about this mighty pollinator.

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