Families Can “Get Growing” with TBGKids at Allan Gardens on ...
Is cabin fever getting you down? Are the kids getting a little gnarly? Why not take the family and escape winter for an afternoon to…
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Paul’s Plant Picks: Gardens of Change
… through the seasons and throughout the day We often read about how well designed gardens should offer many points of year-round interest. Since starting…
Whimsical, Handcrafted Pillows at Shop TBG
Shop TBG is delighted to carry a whimsical assortment of pillows handcrafted by Canadian artisan Lucy Goodyear from Fredericton, New Brunswick. Lucy’s love of birds…
Paul’s Pick: Stop and Enjoy Mother Nature’s Special Ma...
Last week, while desperately trying to keep up with my emails, I caught the reflection of falling snow on my computer screen. When I turned…
TBG’s Travel Night on Thursday, February 7
It’s the Next Best Thing to a Trip to the Tropics Enjoy a TBG Lecture, Travel Fair and more! The fun starts at 5:30 p.m….
Grade 4: Living Winter (for priority schools)
TBG provides a free full-day program, transportation and snacks to Grade Four students from November to February. Curriculum-linked habitat programs highlight immersion and hands-on learning…
Seed Exchange 2013
OUR VOLUNTEERS have been busy cleaning and packaging an interesting selection of seeds for this year’s exchange. All plant information is supplied by the donors….
Blog Watch: Garden Travel
Can’t get away this winter? For bloggers’ views of some of the best gardens to visit and plants from exotic locales, check out these photo-packed…
Paul’s Plant Picks: Fine and Bold Textures in Every Se...
My passion for foliage wins out for this week’s pick from the TBG gardens. Although I do love flowers, I must admit that I love…
Paul’s Plant Pick: Unlikely Partners and Colour Echoin...
Earlier this season I spent time admiring the assorted patches of Opuntia, winter hardy prickly pear cactus, that were blooming in our Mediterranean terrace garden….