A Garden for All
Plants 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 More
Trellis 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 …
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Exterior 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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Edwards Gardens sits adjacent to the Toronto Botanical Garden. This former estate garden features perennials and roses on the uplands and wildflowers, rhododendrons and an extensive rockery in the valley. …
Edwards Gardens Read More
The terrace connects the gardens to the building’s interior through the floor-to-ceiling windows, blurring the line between indoors and out. The Water Channel and Waterfall help to soften and cool …
Westview Terrace Read More
This garden, located a 5-minute walk through Edwards Gardens, provides a unique space for children to learn by interacting with the environment. Since 1998, the Toronto Botanical Garden has offered …
Teaching Garden Read More
Knot gardens demonstrate the formal art of pruning and shaping plants in a defined garden space. Â They first appeared in English, French and Italian gardens in the sixteenth century. This …
Beryl Ivey Knot Garden Read More
The Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) celebrates natural beauty through popular horticultural and environmental programs and renowned ornamental gardens. An extensive addition to the TBG includes The George and Kathy Dembroski …
The George and Kathy Dembroski Centre for Horticulture Read More
The green roof on the Dembroski Centre for Horticulture is over 2,400 square feet and acts as a shallow planter. The soil and plant roots absorb rainwater and pollutants, which …
The green roof Read More
This garden recreates two distinct habitats that form part of Toronto’s native plant heritage. The western area rests on part of the Wilket Creek ravine and exhibits the attributes of …
Nature’s Garden Read More