WATERLOO GARDENERS
WELCOME GARDENERS!!
The Waterloo Gardeners, also called the Waterloo Horticultural Society, is a community group of amateur gardeners who have a passion for gardening. We are a volunteer, non-profit, organization in Waterloo Ontario. Since 1895, Waterloo Gardeners has offered seminars, workshops and other activities that promote the love of gardening in our community. Our programs and activities are for anyone who has an interest in gardening.
The Waterloo Gardeners, also called the Waterloo Horticultural Society, is a community group of amateur gardeners who have a passion for gardening. We are a volunteer, non-profit, organization in Waterloo Ontario. Since 1895, Waterloo Gardeners has offered seminars, workshops and other activities that promote the love of gardening in our community. Our programs and activities are for anyone who has an interest in gardening.
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CURRENT EVENTS
February 28 Home Gardens in Waterloo from 1895 www.waterloohort.org/about-us.html February 28 http://www.kitchenerhs.ca/cms/events/2020/seedy-saturday/ Historic Red Oak Tree In October 2019, Edith George spoke to us about a massive Red Oak tree that is believed to be the oldest tree in Toronto. She has now confirmed that there have been new developments that may save this tree. www.waterloohort.org/pictures.html |
125 YEARS OF GARDENING
At our next meeting on February 28th we have another opportunity to celebrate our 125th birthday. Our speaker will be talking about "Home Gardens in Waterloo from 1895"'.
Tickets for the June bus trip will be on sale at the meeting. Be sure to get your spot early as tickets sell out quickly. Your 2020 membership fees are now due. Please be sure to renew your membership that the meeting, by mail or online. For more information about our February 28th meeting please click here. www.waterloohort.org/about-us.html
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Our Mission
To provide education, resources and networking opportunities to promote the love of gardening, floral design, civic and environmental responsibility.
To engage in activities to learn more about gardening so that our work takes on the quality of play and our play to stimulate creativity.
To provide education, resources and networking opportunities to promote the love of gardening, floral design, civic and environmental responsibility.
To engage in activities to learn more about gardening so that our work takes on the quality of play and our play to stimulate creativity.
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We are affiliated with the Ontario Horticultural Association of Ontario. http://www.gardenontario.org
Please visit us on Facebook and Youtube.
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