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.
SEEKING VENDORS FOR AUGUST 17TH FLOWER AND VEGETABLE COMPETITION AND GARDEN FAIR
We still have a limited number of vendor tables left. The cost is $15 or a gift of equal or grater value for our silent auction. If you would like to sell your craft or artwork at our Fair, please complete the form below and send it with your payment (or indicate your gift) to the following address. Tables will be assigned on a first come basis. For insurance purposes, we are unable to include food or cosmetic products.
Waterloo Gardeners, 423 Lakeview Drive, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 5M6
We still have a limited number of vendor tables left. The cost is $15 or a gift of equal or grater value for our silent auction. If you would like to sell your craft or artwork at our Fair, please complete the form below and send it with your payment (or indicate your gift) to the following address. Tables will be assigned on a first come basis. For insurance purposes, we are unable to include food or cosmetic products.
Waterloo Gardeners, 423 Lakeview Drive, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 5M6
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
The Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) is looking for a new Editor for the Trillium newsletter. If you are interested please send your cover letter and resume to Kelly Taylor, OHA Secretary at secretary@gardenontario.org by June 30, 2019. Here is a Job Description with more information.
The Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) is looking for a new Editor for the Trillium newsletter. If you are interested please send your cover letter and resume to Kelly Taylor, OHA Secretary at secretary@gardenontario.org by June 30, 2019. Here is a Job Description with more information.
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Our monthly meetings resume on September 27th when our speaker, Dugald Cameron, will talk about Fall Bubs. Throughout the summer we invite you to join in us for the following events.
July 17 Garden Tour
This year our tour is on Wednesday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. This is a self guided tour of three distinct gardens.
Click here for more details.
This year our tour is on Wednesday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. This is a self guided tour of three distinct gardens.
Click here for more details.
August 17 Garden Fair and Flower and Vegetable Competition
Everyone is invited to attend the Garden Fair. Our members are also encouraged to enter the Flower and Vegetable Competition.
Click here for more details and get a copy of the competition schedule.
Here is the poster for the Fair. Please forward to anyone who may be interested in attending the Fair.
Everyone is invited to attend the Garden Fair. Our members are also encouraged to enter the Flower and Vegetable Competition.
Click here for more details and get a copy of the competition schedule.
Here is the poster for the Fair. Please forward to anyone who may be interested in attending the Fair.
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September 7 Photography Workshop
Bruce McNeil will be leading us in a Photography Workshop. The rain date is September 14. The fee is $10 for members. More information will be posted when it is available.
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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