Long Branch Tree Fest
LEGS – Our table will have information, plants, seeds, teas and more!
Come and see us.
Sunday, September 24, 12 noon- 4 p.m – 2023
Heirloom Vegetables Fall Meeting
Heirloom Vegetables – Learn about the beauty and bounty of Ancestral Varietals
Presenter:
Nancy Durrant, LEGS Co Chair
Long Branch Garden Tour
Come view our Community Gardens on the Long Branch Tour:
OPEN 10 a.m.- 12 noon only
3 Gardens!
IN ONE GREAT LOCATION: 191 NEW TORONTO STREET – DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK GROUNDS
our new north Pollinator Pathway garden
our south community garden
our orchard
Free Trees in Long Branch
Free trees for your garden from the Long Branch Neighbourhood Association (LBNA) is once again able to offer free trees to our community.
Dividing Spring Perennials and all about Irises
Dividing your spring perennials – with ease and success! And all about growing Irises. Our May 23rd, 2023 garden meet up will focus on your […]
WE GOT A PollinateTO 2023 GRANT!
We are thrilled to announce: LEGS was one of 44 community groups to receive a PollinateTO grant this year! Much thanks to the City of […]
AGM and Spring Compost Garden Meeting
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
Join us for our Annual Plant Exchange this spring – May 6th, 2023
We have plants and seeds for exchange or to share by donation!
Pruning Basics –Mar. 21st LEGS Meeting
Join us for our March Meet Up: Pruning Basics Workshop! From 6:30-8:00 pm on Tuesday, March 21st, 2023. At Longbranch Public Library
Fungus Among Us: Dealing with Fungus Gnats
Dealing with Fungus Gnats? A few simple solutions should make things a little less ‘sticky’.