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DESIGNING WITH GRASSES

AUTUMN TREE TOURExplore the variety of trees and shrubs thriving in the city’s Mount Pleasant Cemetery.Page 10

FALL/WINTER CONTAINERS

INDOOR MICRO-FARMING

SPOON CARVINGJoin plant lover Gray Carlin for a two-part course on carving your own spoon. Page 9

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TBG LECTURE SERIES

The Toronto Botanical Garden is proud to present the Fall 2015 TBG Lecture Series. Come early to grab a light dinner or visit TBG’s Garden Shop for great member discounts.Bistro opens 5:30 p.m. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Lecture: 7:30 p.m.Members free (Bring a Friend for $10); Public $25; Students (with ID) $15. Door sales only.

Stunning Plant Communities that Stand the Test of TimeThursday, Sept. 24Claudia WestPlants are the foundation of healthy ecosystems and they bring beauty and joy to our lives. But great plants alone don’t automatically create lasting ecological benefits in our gardens. Claudia West, from North Creek Nurseries, premier perennial grower in Pennsylvania, will share her insights on spectacular perennials and grasses and how to use them in stable, layered, natural combinations that increase the ornamental, functional and ecological value of your landscape.

Irresistible Woody PlantsWednesday, Oct. 21Marion JarvieJoin Marion Jarvie, one of Canada’s horticultural heroes, for a look

at the planning, planting and amazing resilience of some of our very best orna-mental woody plants. With her years of horticultural expertise and several hard winters of experimentation and observa-tion, Marion will share the very best selections for colour and hardiness.

The Power of PollinatorsThursday, Nov. 5Dr. Ari NovyJoin Dr. Ari Novy, United States Botanic Garden Executive Director, for a short trip through 300 million years of co-evolutionary history between plants and their pollinators. In response to recent media attention and a US Presidential Memo bringing the plight of pollinators to the public mind, this lecture explores the biolog-ical underpinnings of how the use of key plants in designed landscapes can be a successful strategy for pollinator conservation and urban renewal.

COURSES • LECTURES • EVENTS

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COURSES & WORKSHOPS

GARDENINGRenew & Restructure Now!Thursday, Sept. 10, 7 to 9:30 p.m.Public $40; Members $30Do you keep waiting until spring to do that garden renovation? Get the inspiration to hop to it this fall with this kick-in-the-pants class with Marion Jarvie on why fall is the best time in the garden and how to ensure those put-off projects get the attention they deserve. Review steps of how to manage your project and see results next spring![PG15F05] Marion Jarvie

Fall in Love with GardeningWednesday, Sept. 16, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Public $32; Members $25Are you a first time gardener or long-time lover of plants? Marjorie Mason, of Mason House Gardens, has a roster of tips and tricks for everyday gardening that you may have forgotten, or never known. Learn why fall is the BEST time to be working in the garden and get the scoop on spring bulbs, shuffling plants into new spaces and even xeriscaping. Bring your burning questions, be prepared to talk about

staple fall issues in the garden and get new ideas for creative solutions.[PG1514] Marjorie Mason

The Perennial Palate: Colours from Summer to WinterThursday, Oct. 1, 1 to 3:30 p.m.Public $40; Members $30Step back and take a look at the big picture with Marion Jarvie to assess how to ensure a continuous flow of form in the most colourful transition time of year—summer to winter. Re-envision your perennials and woody plants as bold blazes of glory and learn how to make sure they’re a thriving part of both the forefront and background of the garden. Bulbs, specific cultivars for the seasonal change and how to best care for all throughout this transitional time will be discussed.[PG15F23] Marion Jarvie

Fall in the Jarvie GardenThursday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.Public $40; Members $35Join Marion in her renowned Thornhill garden to go in-depth with fall garden jobs from pruning and mulching to winter protection from wind/sun/snow and even furry creatures. Learn how to best utilize this time to move shrubs and trees and divide perennials. Fall pruning and propagation techniques will be covered and demonstrated. Bring all your queries and be ready to get your hands dirty. Directions provided.[PG15F26] Marion Jarvie

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The Garden Traveller Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Public $32; Members $25Join garden explorer/photographer Marilyn Cornwell to visit some of the great gardens of the world through stunning images and stories. Get the inside scoop on some of the top sites to visit and learn how to plan your next garden adventure in southern Ontario, Canada or abroad![PG15F27] Marilyn Cornwell

Top Choice ConifersThursday, Oct. 29, 7 to 9:30 p.m.Public $43; Members $35Conifers are the main source of structure and colour during the colder seasons but add beauty and drama the whole year. Marion Jarvie will help you deter-

mine the best conifers, small and large, for the home garden as many colourful new dwarf conifers have become avail-able. Learn where and how to grow them and what to grow with them. [PG15F28] Marion Jarvie

Exotic Tropical Flowers of Southeast AsiaThursday, Nov. 19, 1 to 2:30 p.m.Public $32; Members $25For over 20 years, master gardener and travel photographer Dan Cooper has travelled the world visiting exotic countries and botanical gardens. Join Dan on a whirlwind tour of Southeast Asia’s key tourist attractions, botanical gardens and exotic, tropical flowers. India, Thailand, Singapore, Bali, Java, Borneo and Malaysia are all stops on this colourful horticultural adventure.[PG15F35] Dan Cooper

Top Choice Conifers


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CONTAINER GARDENINGContainer Edibles for FallTuesday, Sept. 29, 6 to 8 p.m.Public $130; Members $110Extend your harvest season with this edible container fall workshop led by Evergreen Garden Market manager Aaron Harpell. By focusing on local, organic and sustainable plant choices, you can keep snacking into late fall and perhaps even get a few surprises in early spring. All materials provided including a 12 inch planter pot. Be prepared to get your hands dirty![PG15F22] Aaron Harpell

Winter PlanterMonday, Nov. 23, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Public $130; Members $110Are things getting drab in your garden? Add winter interest the easy way — with containers! Learn how to create a win-ter container using gorgeous branches, berries, cones and greens. Get tips on container planting, design and the best cold weather plants for containers. All plant material supplied. Bring your favourite container or pot liner (max. of 15 inches), pruners and gloves. [PG15F39] Nicole North

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Exotic Tropicals of Southeast Asia

Container Gardening

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BEEKEEPINGApitherapy: Health Benefits from the HiveThursday, Nov. 19, 7:30 to 9 p.m.Public $32; Members $25Learn how honey, pollen, propolis, royal jelly, beeswax and bee venom are excellent not only for honey bees but for our own health. Join resident TBG beekeeping instructor and manager of The Bee Shop, Oliver Couto, as he discusses the variety of ways hive products have traditionally been be used to treat ailments and support good health. Taste honey, try samples of apitherapy products (not stings!) and go home with recipes to make your own bee products.[PG15F36] Oliver Couto

GARDEN DESIGNPut Invasives to WorkMonday, Sept. 14, 6 to 8 p.m.Public $32; Members $25“If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em!” doesn’t really work so well when dealing with invasives. If you’re finding persistent unwanted guests in your garden (garlic mustard, knotweed, black locust, Manitoba maple) learn how to work with your garden thugs. Get creative tips and techniques not only for keep-ing invasives at bay but utilizing them in unique ways elsewhere. [PG15F17] Stuart McPherson

Designing with GrassesSaturday, Sept. 26, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.Public $40; Members $30Grasses can be subtle or a statement in the garden — join award winning blog-ger the New Perennialist, Tony Spencer, for an in-depth look at designing with

grasses. Learn how to plan out a modern grass-driven planting or incorporate some stunners into your existing landscape. Either way, grasses can bring a true feeling of wild nature into the garden. [PG15F21] Tony Spencer

URBAN AGRICULTUREBackyard Urban Farming Thursdays, Sept. 10 to 24,6 to 8 p.m. (3 sessions)Public $90; Members $80Celebrate the UN designated Year of Soil by getting serious about growing good food at home. This three-week intensive led by BUFCO (Backyard Urban Farm Company) will have you seed and soil savvy in time for planning your urban farm for spring. Garden planning, companion planting and crop rotation are covered in week one; designing and constructing your own unique backyard farm using varied raised beds and containers in week two; and season extension (fall growing), planting and putting your farm to bed in week three. The focus is on indoor learning with some hands-on components where you create your own garden plan and plant a garlic container. Receive a packet of organic seeds each week as homework. [PG15F04] Arlene & Marc Green

Garden Design Certificate Offered in partnership with George Brown College, this certificate takes a practical approach to designing gardens and landscapes for personal or professional interest. coned.georgebrown.ca/gardening | 416-415-5000, ext. 2092 | [email protected]

Indoor Micro-FarmingTuesday, Nov. 10, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.Public $35; Members $30Get creative solutions for growing your own greens via ‘micro-farming’ from artist, designer and local food hero Micah Donovan. Think outside the box for ways to cultivate tasty, nutritious food inside your home by utilizing windows and ledges. Explore technology supported growing systems like ‘Grow Tubes’ and various set-ups with LED lights while upcycling materials commonly found at home. Hands-on projects will be covered in the class with various materials. Personal consultations for each student and their food growing dreams will be provided.[PG15F32] Micah Donovan

Hop Growing for Horticulturalists & Enthusiasts Sunday, Nov. 22, 1 to 3:30 p.m.Public $35; Members $25Hops (Humulus lupulus) are an essential component in beer but also a pleasant addition to the amateur brewer’s backyard. Join Stone House Brewing Co. brewer Jozef Winter for an in-depth look at the history of hops, different varieties and characteristics, how to cultivate and grow hops, and how to manage pests. Review trellising and set-up needs for both large and small hop growing operations and proper harvest and storage techniques. Jozef will also touch on how to use hops in the beer making process. [PG15F38] Jozef Winter

Indoor Micro-Farming



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HT Certificate ProgramThe Horticultural Therapy Certifi-cate offers a comprehensive look at the principles and practices of the professional use of horticulture as therapy. This four-module program focuses on the core skills and knowledge recommended for HT education by the Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association (CHTA).

HT Certificate Module One: Foundations of Horticulture As TherapyWeekends, Sept. 19 & 20, 26 & 27, Oct. 17 & 18 and Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Public $625; Members $575Required Text: $60 Horticulture as Therapy Explore the evolution of the therapeutic use of gardens and gardening. This introduction to professional practice in Horticultural Therapy (HT) will focus on the many proven benefits of connecting with plants. HT is planned, deliber-ate and documented. Examine the therapeutic foundations used to create HT programs for diverse populations. Horticulture study at

Allan Gardens includes the funda-mentals needed to create successful hands-on HT programs.[PG15F15] Margaret Nevett, HTR [PG15F16] Horticulture as Therapy Textbook

HT Certificate Module Four: HT Management & Community DevelopmentWeekends, Oct. 31 & Nov. 1, 21 & 22, Dec. 5 & 6 and Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Public $600; Members $550Business and management skills are required to practice HT through a contracting business model or employment opportunities. Discover how to market your program proposals, determine funding strategies and consider grants, fund-raising and resources for program support and community development. Gain proficiency and confidence to practice HT through the presentation of your comprehensive HT program proposal detailing design, implemen-tation and management. The future of HT includes professional develop-ment and research opportunities. Prerequisite HTR Three.[PG15F31] Margaret Nevett, HTR

HORTICULTURAL THERAPY



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NATURESpoon CarvingSundays, Oct. 4 & 18, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.Public $45; Members $35Craving a closer connection with wood? Carve your own spoon! Join outdoor educator, artist and plant lover Gray Carlin and guest facilitators on the journey from tree limb to spoon over this two-session course. Learn about proper wood selection, how to safely use carving techniques and care for your homemade utensil. Bring your own knife. Other carving tools will be available in class. Wood will be supplied but students are welcome to bring their own if desired.[PG15F06] Gray Carlin & Friends

Way Under Wilket CreekWednesday, Oct. 7, 6 to 8 p.m.Public $30; Members $25You think you know Wilket Creek? Think again! Join photographer and urban explorer Michael Cook on a journey through and under the true Wilket Creek. Learn about our lost rivers, see amazing images of our underground storm water man-agement system and learn how the eastern arm of the Don River, running through the TBG, came to be called Wilket Creek. [PG15F25] Michael Cook

Way Under Wilket Creek

Carve Your Own Spoon

Autumn Tree Tour: MountPleasant CemeterySaturday, Oct. 17, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.Public $20; Members $15Explore the variety of unusual trees and shrubs thriving in the city’s famous 139-year-old Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Meet Frank at the Gate House (southwest entrance). Enjoy the brisk stroll stopping along the way to discover the unique horticul-tural components of the cemetery arboretum. Identify fruit-filled trees and rare species of significant age. Enjoy the colours of fall and discover how to include any of these varieties in your own garden. [PG15F34] Frank Kershaw

FLORAL DESIGNUnless otherwise stated, all courses can be applied to the Floral Design Certificate and course fees do not include flowers or supplies.


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Mount Pleasant Cemetery

NEW Advanced Floral Design Certificate Program

Advanced Floral Design: Period PiecesMondays, Oct. 5, 19 & 26 & Tuesday, Oct. 13 (no class Oct. 12) 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155Are you a graduate, or soon to be, of the Floral Design Certificate Program? Use what you’ve learned so far and expand your skills through our Advanced Certificate course starting with Period Pieces. Learn about various historical periods and the floral designs inspired by them as well as a general history of the art of floral design. Margaret will cover several 17th to 19th century styles and how floral design was celebrated over the years. Prerequisites: Floral Design Certificate or the five mandatory Floral Design courses in preparation of the certificate. [PG15F24] Margaret Taylor



line design, line mass design and asymmetrical triangular mass design, and get key tips on what floral judges are looking for in an award-wining design. Materials list will be e-mailed prior to the course start date. Prerequisite: Floral Design Fundamentals I. [PG15F01] Pat Ware

Floral Design Fundamentals IITuesdays, Sept. 1 to 22, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155In this follow-up to Introduction to Fundamentals I, gain in-depth knowledge of plant material and design techniques. Create more complex designs in class such as a columnar

Historical Period Piece

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Designing with Lilies, Roses, Orchids & TropicalsWednesdays, Sept. 2 to 23, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155The popularity of lilies, roses and orchids never lessens as they are staple categories in design. Students in this course will get to know the unique characteristics of designing with these elegant flowers, learn about their traits, relevance for design and proper care techniques. Prerequisites: Floral Design Fundamentals I & II. [PG1502] Pat Ware

Floral Design Fundamentals IThis popular course is suitable for complete beginners, whether for personal or professional interest. Learn floral design fundamentals such as how to select and condition flowers, how to use floral design supplies and different types of designs. In this hands-on course, each week you’ll create one of the following designs in class using the principles and elements of design and colour: water viewing, hand-tied bouquet, crescent and triangular. Materials list will be e-mailed prior to the course start date. This course is the pre-requisite to all other courses in our Floral Design program.Tuesdays, Sept. 15 to Oct. 6, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155[PG15F13] Lillian TaggartOrMondays, Nov. 2 to 23, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155[PG15F29] Sue Clarkson

Modern Design Tuesdays, Nov. 3 to 24, 1 to 4 p.m. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Public $190; Members $155Explore the world of modern design through this structured series of teachings covering Modern Line, Modern Line Mass, Modern Mass and Layer Design. Students will be challenged to create unique arrange-ments that fit the mould of each particular style while showing personal flair. Pre-requisites: Floral Design Fundamentals I & II.[PG15F30] Celia Roberts

Holiday Wreath Magic Wednesday, Nov. 25, 6 to 9 p.m. Public $60; Members $50Try your hand at making festive floral decorations to hang on your door during the holiday season. Learn how to create a variety of special floral designs for the festive season, with designs ranging from a stunning door wreath to a lasting foliage swag. This course will give you the chance to have fun and show off your creativity to everyone who knocks at your door. [PG15F40] Lillian Taggart


Floral Design CertificateThe series of hands-on Floral Design courses are taught by accredited floral design judges from the Garden Clubs of Ontario, and is suitable for both personal and professional purposes. Students are welcome to work towards and apply for the Floral Design Certificate.


ARTThe Basics of DrawingWednesdays, Sept. 9 to 30 1 to 3:30 p.m. (4 sessions)Public $120; Members $100Whether you’re new to sketching or looking to refresh those artistic talents, all levels are welcome. Weekly lessons will provide planned subject matter, demonstrations and a series of exercises to work through at your own pace. Explore new approaches to the world of drawing natural subject matter in a fun, leisurely atmosphere.[PG15F03] Laurel Angeloff

Botanical Art Studio: FallThursdays, Sept. 24 to Nov. 26, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (10 sessions)Develop your own botanical painting methods in this relaxed, single-style studio-methods class. Individual instruction from Leslie Staple is based on your level of expertise. Work at your own pace. All levels welcome. Bring watercolour materials and an inspirational subject.FULL SESSION–TEN CLASSES[PG15F18] Public $360; Members $280HALF SESSION–FIVE CLASSES[PG15F19] Public $188; Members $142


Botanical Art Studio

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Brushes with Serenity: The Autumn Garden Sunday, Nov. 15, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Public $50; Members $40Join Moira in celebrating the autumn garden with a one-day workshop that will get you creative using bamboo brushes, ink and watercolours on rice paper to depict the vibrant colours of fall. Foliage, fruits and a broad range of colours will be explored. No experience necessary. Course materials available at approximately $25 if required.[PG15F33] Moira Mudie

Print Your Own Holiday CardsSunday, Dec. 6, 1 to 4 p.m.Public $55; Members $45Make your own unique set of holiday cards using relief printmaking tech-niques. Draw, carve, ink and hand-print using non-toxic, water-based ink. Bring your ideas, some inspiration and an apron for a fun-filled day and leave with your own original holiday cards! Beginners welcome, materials supplied. [PG15W21] Liz Menard

PHOTOGRAPHYConnecting Through Colour Saturdays, Sept. 12 to Oct. 3, 10 a.m. to Noon Public $90; Members $75 In this exciting, unique way to reinforce family bonds, children, parents and grandparents will be guided to docu-ment their family connections. Using basic colour theory, colour harmony and nature, this workshop will help children take notice of the similarities between themselves and their parents/grand-parents by bringing about an awareness of connection despite the age differ-ence. The workshop embraces the elements of nature and photography as they are both excellent tools for provid-ing visual documentation/evidence of growth and connection. Students for this course are considered a pair – one adult and one child. [PG15F07] Kelly Gauthier

Foundations of PhotographySunday, Sept. 13, Noon to 5 p.m.Public $50; Members $40Get a firm grasp of the foundations of photography by learning with your own digital camera and renowned photography instructor Mark Trusz. Learn the essen-tials of digital photography, get to know your equipment, learn basic techniques and receive one-on-one feedback in a friendly atmosphere. This fun, engaging course takes place indoors and out, including demos and guided exercises.[PG15F08] Mark Trusz

Refund/Cancellation Policy: For refunds and transfers, cancellation must occur at least one week prior to the class start date and an

administrative fee will apply. Please see our website for full details.

Liz Menard



Nighttime in the GardenThursday, Sept. 24, 5 to 9 p.m. Public $55; Members $45Bring your flashlights, sparklers and cameras and enjoy making long- exposure photos in the gardens at twilight. Learn camera settings and lighting tricks for taking fun and inter-esting photos in the dark. The use of a tripod is strongly recommended. [PG15F20] Mark Trusz

WELLNESSYoga: Fall (Indoors)Mondays, Sept. 14 to Nov. 23 (no class Oct. 12) (10 sessions)Public $185; Members $150Drop-in Rate $20Combining different yoga styles, these rejuvenating classes encourage a balance between endurance, strength and flexibility. Instructor Janet Croken welcomes all levels and abilities. Bring your own yoga mat.[PG15F09] 4:30 to 6 p.m.[PG15F10] 6:30 to 8 p.m.Take Any FivePublic $100; Members $80[PG15F11]Drop-In[PG15F12]

WESTON FAMILY LIBRARYCanada’s largest private horticultural library. Open Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and weekends, Noon to 4 p.m. 416-397-1343 | [email protected] the online library catalogue at torontobotanicalgarden.ca/library

Fall TBG Art Gallery Exhibit: Life in the UndergrowthThe diversity of life in our gardens is captured in stunning colour and composition by photographers Janet Davis, James Hickman and Max Skwarna. Show runs from Sept. 11 to Dec. 23, 2015.

TBG Book ClubLast Wednesday of every month, 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Weston Family Library. FREE: Open to TBG and Book-Lovers Members only.Discuss books with a gardening theme. To register, and for more info, contact Jan Neuman: [email protected] | 416-656-8246.

Drop-in Library Story TimeMondays, 11:20 to 11:40 a.m. FREE.Weekly nature stories and songs for children, ages 1 to 3 recommended.

Support the TBG and mention that you saw it here! A portion of TBG registrations for these trips supports our programs.

GARDEN TOURS with Margaret Dailey-Plouffe. Tours that exceed your expectations. 2015 tours: Aug., Newport RI Mansions and Carriage tour; Sept., Agawa Canyon/Mackinac Island; Oct., Discovering Frank Lloyd Wright – Fallingwater. Please contact us for info on these tours and our 2016 tours: March, Philadelphia Flower Show; April, Victoria; July, Hudson River Valley; Aug., Chicago & Frank Lloyd Wright. Contact: Margaret@ hnatravels.com 416-746-7199

GARDEN TRAVEL

Our annual Holiday Open House and Gift Sale. TBG will be transformed by the Garden Club of Toronto and others who share our premises in welcoming our wider community. Come for the decorations, stay for the great shopping and catch the Festive Florals Face-Off in the Floral Hall at 7:30 p.m.

Mark your calendars for these exciting fall events at TBG:• Friends Reception: Thursday, Sept. 24• Aster Awards: Thursday, Nov. 19• Garden Open: Afternoon Tea and Tour of a Private Garden, Thursday, Sept. 17• Garden Open: Afternoon Tea and Tour of the Victorian Christmas Flower Show, Mondays, Dec. 7 & 14 • Holiday Members Event, Thursday, Dec. 3

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The TBG offers year-round learning experiences for all ages including programs, garden tours, nature day camps and field trips, along with the Weston Family Library, Canada’s largest private horticultural library. Toronto Botanical Garden is a registered charity No. BN11922 7486 R0001. For more information, visit torontobotanicalgarden.ca or call 416-397-1341.

ABOUT THE TORONTO BOTANICAL GARDEN

777 LAWRENCE AVENUE EAST, TORONTO, ONTARIO M3C 1P2

STAY CONNECTED WITH US!

Harvest DaySaturday, Sept. 26, Noon to 4 p.m.FREE. No registration required. Celebrate the season with TBGKids, and DiscoverAbility for a festive fall celebration in the Teaching Garden. Meet the new Myseum of Toronto and their panel of experts with free talks on the hour. Bring your objects, photos or stories that represent how Toronto is your city within a garden and have them documented into their digital collection!

Organic Farmers’ MarketEnjoy fresh produce, preserves, baked goods and ready-to-eat treats all winter! Visit the market in the main lobby from 2 to 7 p.m. every Thursday.

Symposium on Beneficial BiodiversityLearn the latest on pollinator-friendly cities from designers, artists, scientists and thought leaders. Registration opens Tuesday, Sept. 8, Friday, Nov. 6, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Holiday Open House Thursday, Dec. 3, Noon to 9 p.m.FREE. No registration required.

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