Showing documents and illustrations that range from early records of Native agricultural practices and pioneer gardening, to the lush outgrowth of contemporary publications, the exhibition traces the history of gardening from a Canadian perspective. Mark Cullen signing books for admiring bookbuyers. Marianne Scott presented Mark Cullen and exhibition curator Carol Martin with framed copies of the exhibition poster, designed by graphic artist Miriam Bloom. After the exhibition was declared officially open, everyone was invited to stroll through the display area and dream of greener seasons to come. Also included are antique and modern gardening implements and photographic materials on loan from other institutions.
Admission is free.
The National Library of Canada.