Examining the related fields of taxonomy, ecology, and conservation biology, we'll take an informed look at current biodiversity issues in southern Ontario. We'll cover ways to keep their interest whetted, meaningful gardening projects, fun garden games, disaster-proof planting projects, and more. For registration information, contact the RBG at Course Registration, Royal Botanical Gardens, PO Box 399, Hamilton, ON L8N 3H8 or call 905 527-1158 and ask for the Registration Desk. Restoring a Garden Toronto ON, ongoing Springtime brings beauty and activity to the gardens at Colborne Lodge in High Park in Toronto, as restoration of the historic gardens is now underway. In May, seedlings grow in the glasshouse, and garden beds are prepared for planting.
Visitors touring the Lodge can learn about traditional plants and practices.
Free with admission. The North American Native Plant Society, formerly the Canadian Wildflower Society, is holding their annual sale of wildflowers and plants once again at the Civic Garden Centre in Toronto. Come early to get the best selection of plants and seeds from native wildflowers, trees, and shrubs. Plant a piece of history this year in your garden by purchasing a heritage plant at Doon. All proceeds from the sale go to the Friends of Doon.