Get your hands dirty and learn the ins and outs of starting veggies, herbs, and flowers from seed in this hands-on, organic growing workshop. Thrifty hints and tips for beginners, apartment dwellers and small space gardeners. Participants will each take a seedling-to-be home with them. Grassroots welcomes back Gayla Trail, Urban gardener, photographer, graphic designer, and crafty gal Gayla Trail is the creator of the acclaimed gardening web site YouGrowGirl.com and author ...

Where have all the flowers gone? Gone to the California Wildflower Show! Come savor the colors and fragrance of hundreds of freshly collected native flowers.

Where have all the flowers gone? Gone to the California Wildflower Show! Come savor the colors and fragrance of hundreds of freshly collected native flowers.

We will walk the rare property along the Grand River and discover what summer means in Carolinian Canada. The spring flowers have gone and our focus will change to the trees, geology and great views along the river bank. The walk will be slow paced to enjoy and learn about this very rare piece of Canada.

Join Scott, of ECOFLORA, a fair trade and organic florist in Toronto, for an informative workshop on heirloom flowers grown at rare, as well as wildflowers and wild crafting techniques to create beautiful and whimsical flower arrangements.

Enjoy activities for the kids, live entertainment, garden tours and explore the Discovery Cart.

Did you know the words “reuse and recycle” apply to plants as well as litter? Start planning for your autumn planting season while helping the environment by purchasing used bulbs at the Auxiliary bulb sale. The sale features spring-flowering bulbs taken from the RBG Rock Garden collection.

This year, explore over 6 acres of stunning creative gardens in a dazzling display of colour, texture and fragrance designed by Canada’s best landscaping talents.

Come to this free workshop to learn how to use your balcony, front step or other small space to grow food and flowers.

This sale features rare and unusual perennials, plants found in the Toronto Botanical Garden themed gardens, native plants and more.