A Garden for All
By Paul Zammit For many people, gardens are far more than collections of plants. They are an escape, a source of peace and a place to refresh. The TBG is exactly that—a beloved getaway from …
Paul Zammit Celebrates the TBG Board of Directors’ $51K Matching Gift Challenge for Annual Hearts & Flowers Campaign Read More
We celebrate the start of this year’s Hearts & Flowers annual fundraising campaign with a big announcement. TBG Members Patrick and Dorothy Smyth, pictured here with CEO Stephanie Jutila, have pledged a $25,000 matching gift challenge to kick off the 2025 campaign. Both are Master Gardeners. Dorothy, a Certified Landscape Designer for …
2025 Hearts & Flowers Annual Fundraising Campaign Kicks Off with a $25K Matching Gift Challenge Read More
Toronto Botanical Garden Expands Outdoor Learning with a Weather-Protected Teaching Pavilion On Friday, September 19, 2025, the Garden celebrated the completion of a new weather-protected pavilion as part of its …
Funding from Key Donors Delivers a New Outdoor Teaching Pavillion  Read More
TBG is excited to announce that the Retired Teachers of Ontario (RTOERO) District 23 has provided grant funding to support local biodiversity by planting native bulbs and enhancing accessibility and …
Increasing Biodiversity with Grant Funding from Retired Teachers of Ontario Read More
TBG is thrilled to announce that Green Communities Canada is providing us with grant funding to renovate the green roof, through the Living Cities Canada Fund.  All About the Green …
New Grant Funding Renovates TBG Green Roof Read More
Whew! This year is flying by. Let’s pause and acknowledge our 2024 grant funders supporters. Thank you to our grant partners and donors Miziwe Biik, the Government of Canada, Park …
New Grant Funding Connects More People to Nature Read More
Toronto Botanical Garden is thrilled to announce that award-winning horticulturist Paul Zammit will collaborate with the Garden for a limited engagement, as the inaugural guest conductor for the 2024 season. …
Renowned Horticulturist Paul Zammit Appointed Inaugural Guest Conductor at the Toronto Botanical Garden Read More
In the cold of winter, the flora and fauna slumber, preparing for springtime renewal. While our outdoor gardens sleep, our Visitor Centre continues to be a lively community hub, used …
Embracing the Winter Season at the Toronto Botanical Garden Read More
And, just like that, the 2023 season comes to an end. Here at Toronto Botanical Garden, we are lucky to be supported by you, our members, volunteers, and donors. We …
Botanical Buzz: A Year In Review Read More
As we head into the colder months, many plants rest, preparing to bloom once again in the springtime. The grounds at the Toronto Botanical Garden do become quieter in the …
Winter Wonderland at the Toronto Botanical Garden Read More