Monika Meulman, Author at Lakeshore Environmental Gardening Society

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Dividing Spring Perennials and all about Irises

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Dividing your spring perennials – with ease and success! And all about growing Irises. Our May 23rd, 2023 garden meet up will focus on your […]

AGM and Spring Compost Garden Meeting

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APRIL 2023 – APRIL 18TH
AGM Agenda and Topics

Presentation by LE LUONG from Nugrowth Bio

– TAKING WASTE AND MAKING THINGS GROW IN YOUR GARDENS! –

Nurture Growth Bio is a circular economy project created by a group of passionate scientists and entrepreneurs who share a common goal: to fight climate change and reduce our carbon footprint.

Presentation on our “Pollinator Garden Project”

Project Overview & Our Plan for 2023/2024 – Julie Stoyka
Slide Show – where we were to now! – Monika Meulman

2023 Annual Plant Exchange and Seedy Saturday

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Join us for our Annual Plant Exchange this spring – May 6th, 2023
We have plants and seeds for exchange or to share by donation!

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Seed Starting Basics – Jan. 24th LEGS Meeting

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Need some seeds? We have them!
Seedy Saturday starts with us – join LEGS for our first meeting of the year!

SOLD OUT!!!! Our Fall Tea Blends at Tatsu’s Bakery

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Our Fall herbal teas are blended from herbs we have grown in our LEGS Herb Garden at the Daily Bread Food Bank (New Toronto location). There are 3 varieties of herbal tea available from Tatsu’s (3180 Lake Shore Blvd. West, just west of Kipling Avenue)