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Viburnum × burkwoodii, commonly called Burkwood viburnum. Fragrant flowers are followed by pendulous clusters of red berry-like drupes which ripen black. Viburnum x rhytidophylloides ‘Alleghany’ displays beautiful white flowers in …
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National Volunteer Week is a time to celebrate, recognize and thank volunteers, and to create awareness for the important work millions do across Canada! This week is National Volunteer Week …
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Award-winning PMA Landscape Architects will lead project design April 13, 2021 – Toronto Botanical Garden (TBG) has selected Canadian landscape design firm, PMA Landscape Architects (PMA), to lead the detailed …
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The gardens are open for you to enjoy. Download and review a map of the gardens before you arrive or pull it up on your phone when you’re in the …
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Simplicity. Harmony. Tranquility. A garden is a place of great joy…and, at times, great frustration! It is ever-changing with the seasons and the weather. It is a place of growth, …
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Mission Toronto Botanical Garden connects people to plants, inspiring us to live in harmony with nature. Vision Toronto Botanical Garden will be renowned for its display of nature’s beauty and …
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Shop our curated selection of gardening books from some of Canada’s best known gardening authors and personalities. Available for pick up or delivery.
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Toronto Master Gardeners are happy to answer your gardening questions. Simply post your question via their online form (you can even add images) and a Toronto Master Gardener will respond …
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Once dominated by white ash (Fraxinus americana), the forest east of our Teaching Garden is now an open canopy with only a few trees remaining. This significant change, noted in …
Field Survey Observations: Emerald Ash Borer Read More