“Where Gardeners come to Bloom” We meet at the Nestleton Hall the first Tuesday of every month, except for March which will be the second Tuesday, at 7:30pm. There are no meetings in January and February.
Membership is open to anyone who loves learning how to start a garden in any container or plot of land to any seasoned gardener who wishes to expand their knowledge, all in a warm and friendly environment.
For the low price of $15 single membership, $20 family (two adults at the same address) you will get far more out of the meetings with speakers, seasonal gardening tips and more.
Currently all of our programs are on hold due to COVID 19. Stay tuned…
Since you’re home anyway- why not try a gardening website, or an article…
Trellis from the Toronto Botanical Gardens
Or continue the fight against weeds:
https://apnews.com/f86c1742d2f4a661b8d36d1a03ffb625
Or try The Big Flower Fight on Netflix, where 10 pairs of garden designers, florists and sculptors face off in a friendly floral fight to see who can build the best garden sculpture.
Mark Cullen’s website: If you look in the left hand column, you can even sign up for his free newsletter.
http://markcullen.com/
The Toronto Botanical Garden has a new online plant auction!. Check it out here: https://torontobotanicalgarden.ca
The Toronto Botanical Garden’s newsletter: If you look on the right side, you can sign up for their newsletter.
https://torontobotanicalgarden.ca/virtual-gardening/free-online-gardening-advice-clinic/
Lee Valley’s article on dividing perennials:
