A Garden for All
Dutch plantsman and nurseryman, Piet Oudolf,and local Toronto Landscape Architect, Martin Wade,collaborated on the design of the Arrival Courtyard. Bold and contemporary, geometric lines of the metal cages form the …
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For everyone’s enjoyment of the gardens, your safety, the comfort of others and the protection of the gardens: PLEASE… Stay on the designated paths and out of the planting beds. …
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The spiral pathway winds its way to the viewing platform at the top of the Spiral Mound. Situated three metres above the ground, the mound is a focal point and …
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The sunken courtyard provides a natural amphitheatre for outdoor gatherings and may be used independently or in conjunction with the Westview Terrace which it is linked by a stone bridge. …
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Two-thirds of the world’s populations inhabit buildings made of earth. Straw bale buildings have proven to be as durable as other types of buildings; they have better fire ratings than …
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This multifunctional garden is an interactive outdoor classroom with demonstration areas for courses and workshops for both adults and children. Raised beds, modern vertical trellising and borders located in both …
Demonstration Courtyard Read More
New annual plant introductions featured in carpet beds as well as pollinator-friendly plant displays throughout the garden created in partnership with Ball FloraPlant and Selecta One. Hundreds of new annuals and …
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In May of 2010, a magnificent new sculpture was installed into the Entry Garden. Commissioned by the Garden Club of Toronto and designed by renowned Canadian artist Ron Baird, the …
The Garden Web Sculpture Read More
Click on the images below to enjoy a captioned four-season photography tour of the Toronto Botanical Garden, beginning in early spring. All images courtesy of Janet Davis.
Four Seasons in the Garden Read More