Here’s hoping for a brighter and healthier New Year!
Planning for various 2021 events is underway, and while some of that planning may be tentative given the uncertain times we live in, you can stay up to date with Hort Shorts, our quarterly newsletter. The first 2021 Hort Shorts will arrive in members’ inboxes late February/early March. You can also check the events calendar on this site, which we’ll be updating through the coming weeks.
Photos by Bert Jenkins
Eco friendly garden design, pollinators, biodiversity, native trees, plant sales, monthly meetings, informative and varied presentations by guest speakers …and, of course
The County Blooms Garden and Flower Show!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Events in May 2022
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Wellington Plant Sale
Wellington Plant Sale
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May 21, 2022Plant and seedling sale during the Wellington Community Market in the Wellington United Church parking lot.
We need lots of plants/seedlings for this sale.
If you have plants that need dividing or plants that have self-sown in your garden, please consider potting them up for the sale.
If you have extra seedlings please donate them to the plant sale.
We will also accept house plants if you have them!!
Some good plants (just to name a few) to donate are:
Hostas, peonies, irises, sedums, herbs (chives, thyme, interesting mints, oregano).
Extra seedlings of tomatoes, peppers or herbs and flowers are great!
Please do not share invasive plants like lily of the valley, bugleweed or day lilies.
The money from this plant sale will help fund two pollinators gardens on the Millennium Trail.
For more information on where you can drop off your plants before the sale please contact Lise Bois at lisefbois(at)gmail(dot)com or at 416-554-2897Thank you for all your help.
Wellington Community Market - United Church parking lot
For more information on events visit the Meetings & Events page.
Membership
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The beautiful images posted for mini shows, garden shows, and our meetings are from photographs created by member Bert Jenkins.
