Chinguacousy Garden Club & Horticultural Society
Knightsbridge Seniors & Community Centre 1A Knightsbridge L6T4B7 Brampton, ON, Canada

All members are welcome to join our first Zoom AGM

The illustrations and sound effects, you can really hear the bees, insects, etc., are wonderful.

Good to know this information from Waterloo Gardeners, Coleen Allen.

October 13th meeting: Sean James on Practical Perennials. Attention: The Zoom presentation is limited to only Chinguacousy Garden Club members. Contact [email protected] for those interested in becoming a member. Meeting Topic:... Practical Perennials :Focusing on 50 or so perennials that provide easy care, long periods of interest’ seasonal colour, salt and shade tolerance. We’ll also cover how to grow them, plus spring and fall maintenance, as well as thoughts on designing, as well as thoughts on designing and growing & winter interest. [https://gardenontario.org//sean-james-on-practical-perenn/]

Something Chinguacousy Garden Club members might be interested in.

Sept, 2020 ZOOM MEETING : Opens at 6:30 pm Starts at 7:00 pm... Sept. 8, 2020 Speaker: Christopher Bialek Topic: Gorgeous Gardens Consult your copy of club newsletter or contact club president for details.

Celebrate Canada Day in the country's largest botanical garden! Stroll the historic Rock Garden, experience the new Rose Garden as it comes into bloom, and find picture-perfect views at Laking Garden. Don't miss the entertainment and Discovery Station in Hendrie Park! NOTE: This is an on site visit, not virtual.

"Creating Pollinator Pathways" An interactive, online workshop, the Pollinator Pathways Project team will share an introduction to pollinators and creating pollinator-friendly gardens in the city. Together we will explore why we need to support pollinator gardens now more than ever before, and how you can add your garden to the pollinator pathway network in a few easy steps. There will be a Q&A period, so bring your questions!... **Register via GoToWebinar!** https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regist/6029317554104592399

Pollinator Week : What do a rural homeowner in Erin, a Jewish congregation in Mississauga and a brewery in Caledon have in common? It may not seem obvious, but if you visited their properties, you’d quickly discover the answer. Learn more from the CVC links below.

How does your garden grow? Peel residents are growing their own food during the pandemic. Michelle Wilson, Chinguacousy Garden Club President, quoted in this article, supporting growing your own food. https://www.mississauga.com//9966806-how-does-your-garden/

Something to look forward to this summer

Chinguacousy Garden Club members receiving first ever "OHA Society Presidents Award" for Outstanding Contribution in 2019 Supporting Society Events.