North York Garden Club
We are a community based volunteer organization that promotes and encourages an interest and love of gardening amongst its members and the general public. We invite all to come out and join us. Meet people that have the same interest in gardening and learn new skills and share your experience with others. We have flower shows at some of our meetings that you can participate in or view. At our meetings we bring in speakers to share their expertise on subjects that vary from landscaping, tools, herbs, organic gardening, mulches, trees, shrubs, trends and many other subjects.
For Those Who Love Gardening
Why Not Join Us!
Meetings are held at St. Luke's Lutheran Church
3200 Bayview Avenue, Downstairs
Time: 8:00 p.m.
OUR NEXT MEETING Monday, February 27, 2012
PRESENTATION: Behind the Scenes at Canada Blooms, Kevin Foster from Green Circle Gardens Inc.
MEMBERSHIP FOR 2012: can be renewed at the meeting or print off the form under Membership and mail it to us.
Parkview Phase 2 Garden Design Contest
For More Details Click Here
OHA TRILLIUM WINTER NEWSLETTER
Rock Garden and Woodland Plants - Next Meeting Feb 12-2012 - Presentation Under the Lights of Modern Evolutionary Biology -- click here to visit their website for more details
Canada Blooms Newsletter - March 16 - 25, 2012
WORKSHOP!!
Wednesday Feb 15/2012 7:30 p.m.
Mitchell Field Community Centre
89 Church Street
How to Beat Diane in a Flower Show
Fee / Sign up
OHA Convention 2012
Hosted by District 9 - Niagara
August 17 - 19, 2012
Registration and Details TBA by OHA
The 1812 Rose
The official Rose is sold exclusively by the 2012 OHA Convention Committee
Ø A scented floribunda rose, which produces a colourful show of large crimson red blossoms
Ø Repeat bloomer with an abundance of showy blooms
Ø Hardy and disease resistant 3 foot to 4 foot bush
Ø Grown and tended in Ontario by Palatine Fruit & Roses Nursery
Deadline for receiving orders is Thursday, March 15, 2012
Click Here for Official Order Form and additional Information
"For eighty years, dedicated generations of NYHS volunteers have been helping gardeners grow. These members have shared seeds, plants, and gardening knowledge with members and non-members alike. This generosity has kept the society alive for 80 years and that is no mean feat."
Judy Hernandez
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