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Share Our Common Interest in Gardening and the Greening
of our Community through Horticultural Activities

Review

Proud of Our Accomplishments in 2022

We're assessing the year gone by and there's a lot to be proud of!

  • 351 garden recognition signs placed

  • Two seasons of  Photo Competitions 

  • Two Plant and Rummage Sales: one in the Spring and one in the Fall

  • Zoom presentations to our members by fantastic speakers

  • Continued Volunteer Hours by our Members

  • Community presence maintained through Civic Improvements, Garden Recognition, Poppy Ceremony

  • Awarded a Bursary to a deserving student

Renew Your 2024 Membership 
$25.00 Per Person
$35.00 Per Family

2024

2024 will Include:
Virtual Zoom
Presentations
as well as
In-Person Speaker Presentations

3rd Wednesday each month

Mark your Calendars.
Location Details
coming soon for
In Person Meetings

 

January 17 AGM on Zoom

February 21 Speaker on Zoom

March 20 Speaker on Zoom

April 17 In Person Meeting!

May 15 In Person Meeting!

June 19 In Person Meeting!

July 17 In Person Meeting!

August No Meetings

September 18 In Person Meeting!

October 16 In Person Meeting!

November 20 In Person Meeting!

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Looking for Board Members for 2024!

Consider a new activity for 2024. Join our TGHS Board! It's fun and we will welcome you into the group to help plan our Society's events for this year. 

We'd love to have you.

March 20 - 7:30 p.m.-on Zoom
Julia Dimakos
"How to Maximize Your Harvest through Succession Planting"

Julia advised that this topic is relevant to people who grow in a small space, as well as anyone who would like to grow and harvest as much food as possible throughout the growing season.

 

This presentation covers what to plant from early spring through to fall, including how to plant on a rotation to maximize the planting space.

 

She will also discuss intercropping, intensive planting and the staggered planting method which she employs in her own garden.

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Member Content Rule: We love when our members share photos and stories! Just make sure they're your own work, or you've asked the person who made them if you can share. Remember, you're responsible for what you post.

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