Come lend a hand at the community garden. Help wake the garden and meet some local gardeners. Share your gardening talents or come and learn how to grow fruits and vegetables from our core of experienced growers. Volunteer for a day or an hour.
Use our contact page to find out more.
The garden is located at:
Daily Bread Food Bank, 191 New Toronto Street
Join the Carolinian Canada Coalition, on April 6, 2019 in London Ontario for the wildest, greenest, most adventurous event in our region!
With a dozen expert-led workshops, hands-on activities, 100+ exhibitors and more, there’s always so much to learn, see and do! Visit caroliniancanada.ca/expo for details.
Our friends in the Kawarthas, NatureCures, are undergoing a large move and need help transplanting their beds this June!
Several plots of vegetables and flowers in high grade 100% organic beds are threatened. They are in immediate need of being moved to the new location.
NatureCures will provide Free trips for people who want to help with the transplanting. All transportation from Toronto area and back plus food and accommodation will be provided. Tent space also available, and camping is encouraged.
Length of stay will be one night with a second night optional.
You will also have the opportunity of networking with Keith Taylor, an expert in permaculture farming, and access to all organic produce and seeds for this season.
Contact Byron at 647-381-9147 or Rene at 647-771-5749
For more info on the farm visit http://www.naturecures.ca
Don’t miss Toronto’s biggest Free self-guided garden tour!
Saturday June 23, 2018
10 a.m. to 4 p.m rain or shine.
for details visit https://longbranchgardentour.wordpress.com/
TreeMobile 2018 is now open
Checkout our great lineup of foodscape plants http:
I have a tuberose that was purchased as a bulb this spring. It never bloomed (though it almost did in my kitchen recently). Would it be best to let it go dormant (or take it out of the soil) and let it try again this spring? How do I best accomplish this ?
This local gardener needed to hang the extension ladder on her wall where it has been turned to good use as a shelve for pots filled with herbs. The herbs enjoy the warmth from the sun on the brick wall and the ladder gets a new use while awaiting its next job!
A member has quite a few raspberry starters , they should be transplanted asap, location, burnhamthorpe @ kipling
If interested use the contact form to let us know and we will connect you with the owner.
Here are two links to the talks on mushroom by Paul Stamets, recommended worth viewing by Vytas at his talk at the June meeting. Paul Stamets is a well know mushroom biologist and visionary. Enjoy!