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Paul Zammit’s Step by Step: Winter Container
Paul Zammit’s step by step guide to creating an eye-catching winter arrangement. Materials: Cone clipped boxwood (in 3 gallon plastic pot) Faux bois concrete planter with drainage holes Fresh material, …
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Edwards Gardens and Toronto Botanical Garden Master Plan
Reimagining the Gardens was an initiative led by the City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division, in partnership with the Toronto Botanical Garden to develop a joint Master Plan and Management Plan. …
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North Toronto Floral Market
CF Shops at Don Mills, 1090 Don Mills Road, Toronto. Shop flowers and plants from Ontario’s Top Growers. Get gardening tips from industry professionals. Treat yourself to floral inspired food and drinks. …
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Plants for Pollinators
Director of Horticulture, Paul Zammit’s top choices and all-around favourite plants which are much-loved by pollinators: Monarda (Beebalm or Bergamot), in particular Monarda didyma (beebalm), M. fistulosa (Wild Bergamot) and …
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Get tickets to Toronto Life’s second annual Garden Party
Join Toronto Life on Thursday, June 16 for a night of music, food and the great outdoors during our second annual Garden Party at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Indulge in some of the city’s …
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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 is a seed library? A …
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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 of its tart citrus-meets-cranberry flavour …
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We’re Open!
Toronto Botanical Garden is not a City facility; it will remain open during any City labour disruption.
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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 p.m. (Tue – Sat) from …
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