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Anthocyanic: Containing anthocyanin pigments.* Anthocyanins give plants their purple, blue, and scarlet colours. They are responsible for the vibrant reds and purples we see in some autumn leaves. Plants such …
Word of the Week: Anthocyanic Read More
Birthday, invitation, get well, anniversary…No matter what the occasion you could not send a better greeting than a one-of-a-kind pressed flower card handmade by members of the TBG Pressed Flower …
TBG Pressed Flower Group Preserves an Ancient Art Read More
The TBG Weston Family Library isn’t just about books and reading. From now until Dec. 23 you can view Life in the Undergrowth, a stunning photography exhibit of birds, bees …
It’s all about the birds and the bees and more… Read MoreWhen it comes to successful gardening, says Veronica Sliva, timing is everything. Fall is the second busiest gardening season Plant container-grown and “balled and burlap” trees and shrubs. Plant spring-flowering …
What to Plant When… in Fall Read More
Did you know there is a 10,000 square foot vegetable garden in downtown Toronto? Never seen it? Well, neither had I until Arlene Throness took me on a tour of …
Down to Earth Up in the Sky at Rye’s HomeGrown Garden Read More
Distinguishing between these two pollinators is easy, says Bug Lady Jean Godawa. But keeping them away from your outdoor buffet requires a few precautions. Mosquitoes are no longer biting, …
Wasp or Bee? Read More
Toronto Botanical Garden welcomes cyclist. The ravine system provides a beautiful route to access our gardens. Across our property we have several locations for you to lock up your bike …
Ride your Bike to TBG Read More2015 THROUGH THE GARDEN GATE: LAWRENCE PARK Video by Andre Tardif of SVP Media Toronto Star: Gardens of GTA Homeowners Open for Tours Toronto Star: Marilyn Munroe featured at Toronto’s …
Through the Garden Gate: A look back at previous years Read More
1. Is there a list of plants in the bee pollinator garden? The updated list is available on the TBG website: Pollinator Garden with Bee Hives. 2. What happened to …
TBG Bee FAQ Read More
Butterflies, Hummingbirds and Bees… Oh my! Discover playful and positive ways you can welcome “special guests” into your home garden. Visit our attractive balcony gardens (“attractive” in every sense of …
Visit our Pollinator Playground at First Canadian Place Read More