
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 blogs. Veronica Sliva takes …
Blog Watch: Garden Travel Read MoreCan’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 blogs. Veronica Sliva takes …
Blog Watch: Garden Travel Read MoreMy 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 leaves even more. This week, …
Paul’s Plant Picks: Fine and Bold Textures in Every Season Read MoreEarlier this season I spent time admiring the assorted patches of Opuntia, winter hardy prickly pear cactus, that were blooming in our Mediterranean terrace garden. Recently I had to stop …
Paul’s Plant Pick: Unlikely Partners and Colour Echoing Read More“For those who love gardens, The Toronto Botanical Garden is a precious resource: displaying rare species, familiarizing us with native plants and communicating the joy of learning how to grow …
“The TBG is a precious resource” says Adrienne Clarkson Read More“Quite simply, I love the Toronto Botanical Garden — the people, the plants, the programs, the friends I’ve made by becoming a member. And it’s open to everyone. You don’t …
“I love the TBG” says Sonia Day Read MoreCalamint (Calamintha nepeta ssp. nepeta) This week I’d like to highlight a wonderful herbaceous perennial that is slowly becoming available through local garden centres. Calamintha nepeta ssp. nepeta, commonly know …
Paul’s Plant Picks: Calamint Read MoreLocation: Perennial Border Coral Bells x Heucherella ‘Redstone Falls’ Lantana Lantana cultivar False Dracaena Cordyline ‘Red Star’ Shamrock Oxalis spiralis subsp. vulcanicola ‘Zinfandel’ Sweet Flag Acorus calamus Copperleaf Acalypha wilkesiana
Summer Planter 2012: Big Urn Read MorePlants of Interest: in addition to the plants listed in the Through the Garden Gate Guide 2015 9 Glengowan Road Front: Lycianthes rantonnetii – formerly Solanum -in bed to right …
Through the Garden Gate: Featured Garden Plant Lists Read MoreTrellis is the Toronto Botanical Garden member magazine and the primary communication vehicle for the TBG. Trellis conveys the range and quality of the TBG’s programs and services, as well …
Advertise in the Trellis members magazine Read MoreExterior grounds comprise Toronto’s most beautiful garden, showcasing a variety of landscape styles. The main facility, built and renovated in three stages from 1967-2006, contains strong stylistic elements from each …
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