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Toronto Botanical
Garden offers year-round programs for adults. This is the best place to
learn about plants, gardening and horticulture. Join the hundreds of adults
who share your interest and learn from experts in the field.
Day, evening,
and weekend classes are designed to fit any schedule. Choose from more
than 100 classes offerings each year. There are programs to suit
every level of experience and area of interest.
WHAT'S NEW AT THE TBG
Look for all fall and winter courses advertised on our new website this September! Click here to download TBG’s Fall and Winter Program Guide for a full listing of course offerings.
WOODLAND WALK
We have added 23,000 square feet to the gardens
of the TBG! The Woodland Walk and Bird Habitat
garden renovation is underway. As well as providing
valuable habitat spaces for wildlife, this garden will
educate and inspire visitors on the environmental
benefits of mindful gardening.
MASTER CLASSES
So You Think You Know
Bulbs?
[PG11F13] Marion Jarvie
Great for gardeners who are looking
for something new. Get Marion’s tips
on where to source unusual bulbs,
get the dirt on the best planting
locations for specific bulbs and learn
about key multiplying, division and
propagation techniques.
Friday, September 23, 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Public $48; members $40
Working with Grasses
[PG11F17] Jack Kent
Join the Potting Shed nursery’s Jack
Kent and discover the world of ornamental
grasses. Learn how to choose
the best grasses for your garden, and
get essential tips on buying, moving
and splitting grasses. We guarantee
that after this informative evening you
will banish your lawn mower, and just
sit back and watch the grasses grow.
Tuesday, October 11, 7 to 9 p.m.
Public $48; members $40
Beyond the Ordinary:
Fall Colour
[PG11F20] David Tarrant
Take a guided walk through the TBG
gardens with David Tarrant, retired
horticulturist at the UBC Botanical
Garden and host of Canada’s longest
running gardening show, The Canadian
Gardener. David will help you identify
the showiest and most unusual plants
that will make your fall garden sing.
Thursday, October 13, 10:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.
Public $48; members $40
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