TBG Seed Library
TBG has partnered with the Toronto Seed Library (TSL) to establish its very own seed library. This seed collection is located in TBG’s Weston Family Library. What…
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Sumac Lemonade
We’re only talking about edible sumac here (Rhus glabra or Rhus typhina), the one with fuzzy red upright cones of berries. It’s called lemonade because…
We’re Open!
Toronto Botanical Garden is not a City facility; it will remain open during any City labour disruption.
Donate your gently used garden tools and pots
Donate your gently used garden tools and pots in support of horticultural projects at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Donations received at reception 9 a.m. to 4…
Get the Jump on Your Spring Cleaning
Donate your surplus treasures of vases, baskets and flower arranging supplies in support of horticultural projects at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Donations will be sold…
Angraecum, Catasetum, Dendrobium Psychopsis, Zootropheon
This is the language of orchids – Not only the language but also the flowers are strange and exotic. Orchid flowers are so weird they…
Creating a New Botanical Garden
In January 2015 Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) unveiled its proposal to elevate the TBG to the level of other globally-acclaimed botanical gardens. The “Integrated Conceptual…
TBG’s Resident Poetry Group
TBG’s resident poets, Authors of Soul Poetry Group – Garden Chapter, has a vision to unite a circle of gardeners, poets & writers to share…
Grow Your Own Clean Air
There are many things you can do to improve air quality in your indoor space. Consider adding double-duty plants that not only look great, but…
Get The Jump On Spring & Seedy Saturday
GET THE JUMP ON SPRING TBG’s annual Horticultural Open House with 50+ exhibitors including horticultural societies, garden clubs and environmental organizations, in addition to a…