June 8: Learn about hydrangeas in person
The Leaside Garden Society continues its speaker series — now in person — on June 8 at Northlea United Church, 25 Brentcliffe Rd.
Read moreThe Leaside Garden Society continues its speaker series — now in person — on June 8 at Northlea United Church, 25 Brentcliffe Rd.
Read moreToronto has recruited 44 community groups across the city to build habitats for Toronto’s declining bee and butterfly populations. Habitat
Read moreThe Leaside Garden Society continues its online virtual speaker series on May 11 with Paul Gellatly, known as “The Tattooed Gardener.”
Read moreThe Leaside Garden Society is continuing its speaker series with a Zoom meeting on March 9, starting at 7 p.m.
Read moreThe next Leaside Garden Society meeting is to be held on Feb. 13 when naturalist Miles Hearn will be presenting on “Common Weeds in Toronto.”
Read moreThe next Leaside Garden Society meeting is to be held on Feb. 13 when naturalist Miles Hearn will be presenting on “Common Weeds in Toronto.”
Read moreGardening can result in positive environmental change. On Apr. 19 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., author Lorraine Johnson will talk about native plant gardens.
Read moreStudents at Northern Secondary School unveiled an edible learning garden on the grounds of the school on May 31.
Read moreEven though spring has arrived in seeming full force and you’re down to t-shirt and sneakers, be aware that we can still get frosts at night well into mid-May in these parts. Be sure the destructive late frosts have finally departed before risking planting your more vulnerable plants.
Read moreHere are some tips for going over our properties to fix any problems our cold climate caused.
Read moreHow the plants at the country’s best garden show look their best
Read moreTips for gardeners to make the most of their vacations
Read moreLawrence Heights program helps residents veg out
Read moreBusy Bee donates its vegetables to local food banks
Read moreDesigns by the Yard destined to be a hit says Town Crier Columnist
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