Perennial Border
This garden, with a lush lawn surrounded by a perennial garden border, providing one of the most beautiful settings for an intimate outdoor ceremony or corporate reception. In case of …
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FASHIONIONABLE FROCKS AND FABULOUS HATS
Say hello to summer amid the beautiful surroundings of Toronto Botanical Garden. This glamourous garden party is a chance to compete with nature by strutting your fanciest frocks and most …
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GROW OP 2015: The Culture of Landscape
TBG heads downtown to join forces with Grow Op, the contemporary landscape design festival and show at the historic Gladstone Hotel. As a sponsor of GROW OP TALKS, TBG is …
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LANDSCAPING & FLORAL DESIGN WORKSHOP
Saturday, April 26, 2014, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. to noon AWAKENING TO OUR INNER WILD: COLLABORATIVE GARDEN DESIGN EXERCISE This hands-on session is a creative, group design …
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Edible Gardens Go Global at Canada Blooms
From eggplant to okra, discover how world food crops are now being grown in Ontario’s Greenbelt. Walk down the graffiti alley and into our urban backyard garden, overflowing with exciting …
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Buy your tickets early and save!
In 2014, Canada Blooms is going wild! Garden designers and builders are creating acres of fantasy gardens that capture the imagination with vibrant colours, alluring fragrances and captivating designs to …
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My Big Fab Gay Garden Wedding
Toronto Botanical Garden has once again created a Big FAB Gay Garden Wedding Package for a bevy of LGBTQ love-birds wishing to renew their vows or marry their life partner …
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Update: Ice Storm 2013
Director of horticulture Paul Zammit was in the garden today surveying the damage from the recent ice storm that hit Toronto. Here are his notes: One of the beehives is …
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Paul’s Plant Pick: The Season’s First Snow Fall
I have always considered evergreens (conifers) to be the backbone of a garden as they provide both year round presence and interest. They vary greatly in size, shape and colour, …
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Paul’s Plant Pick: A Fruit-full Season
As both night and daytime temperatures continue to cool, the garden reveals yet another of its features; an abundance of fall fruit and berries. This seems to have been a …
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