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We are living in unprecedented times. COVID-19 has dramatically altered our world in numerous ways, and we are experiencing changes daily. Our garden is also changing and with each day …
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Take a Virtual Garden Tour
Watch our quick seasonal garden walks with Director of Horticulture Paul Gellatly. Discover new plants and design features in both our gardens and other Toronto gardens, including Paul’s home garden.
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What’s in Bloom in Winter
Our gardens are open throughout the winter for you to enjoy. Please note that some paths may not be maintained.
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Announcement: New Director of Horticulture Paul Gellatly
A passionate life-long horticulturist, Paul Gellatly will join the Toronto Botanical Garden as the new Director of Horticulture on March 9, 2020. Most recently Paul was the Curatorial Gardener for …
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Registration Q & A
HOW DO I REGISTER FOR A VIRTUAL PROGRAM? We are currently using Eventbrite for all online program registrations. Please select the program you are interested in from the TBG website …
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Become a TBG Member and Save
Along with FREE PARKING, Toronto Botanical Garden members receive discounts on courses, select events and purchases at the TBG Garden Shop as well as free admission to the TBG Lecture Series. …
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Give the Gift of Membership
Give the gift that keeps on giving (and growing). A membership to the Toronto Botanical Garden will give your friends or family access to a wealth of horticultural resources including a …
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[VIDEO] Seasonal Gardening Tips
Watch our quick seasonal gardening tips and behind-the-scenes video clips from our horticulture staff and volunteers.
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Harry Jongerden wins Garden Tourism Award
Harry Jongerden, Toronto Botanical Garden’s long-time Garden Director was awarded the Garden Person of the Year Award at the Canadian Garden Tourism Awards hosted in Victoria, BC in November 2019. …
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Woodland Walk and Bird Habitat
Still under development, this garden located at the corner of Lawrence Avenue and Leslie Street, is highly visible from the street and announces the presence and beauty of the gardens …
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