A Garden for All
As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance the beauty and variety of our gardens, we’d like to invite you to share your feedback and input on our Trial Garden plants. …
Trial Garden Feedback: Help Shape Future Plant Selections Read More
In early June, Paul Zammit from Niagara Parks College and our 2024 Guest Conductor, alongside Tanya Carvalho from Ball FloraPlant, each designed a stunning entrance planter. In late July, these …
Vote in the Entrance Planter Contest: Paul vs. Tanya 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
These garden beds include new annual plant introductions designed in partnership with Ball FloraPlant and Selecta One. Hundreds of new annuals and perennials will be on display in our containers, …
Trial Gardens in partnership with BallFloraPlant 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
Nestled amidst the bustling metropolis of Toronto lies a serene oasis, a sanctuary where nature’s beauty flourishes in all its splendor—the Toronto Botanical Garden. Our gardens serve as a haven …
A Garden For All Read More
Don’t miss this free outdoor concert series that showcases diverse, contemporary talent set within the natural beauty of the garden. Enjoy eight FREE outdoor concerts in the Garden on Thursday …
FREE Edwards Summer Music Series Read More
Join us this weekend at our annual Holiday EcoMarket—a sustainable, nature-inspired, relaxed shopping experience and the perfect way to kick off the season with purpose. There are new vendors each weekend! …
HOLIDAY ECOMARKET 2025 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