Wondering what the pros are planting this season? We asked them! Read what ArthurCarson, Mark Cullen, Ben Cullen, Marjorie Harris, Frankie Flowers & Jon L. Peter of Royal Botanical Gardens are up to: cbc.ca/life/home/cana…

A chilly start to the day. A hellebore from the Golden Lotus strain will soon perk up as the day warms. My spirits will certainly also do so as I plan to be in the garden today, planting seeds, listening to the birds and touching the earth.

#BREAKING - Ontario to allow community gardens to operate during #COVID19 pandemic. Gardens recognizes as essential source of fresh food, especially for those facing food insecurity - kawarthanow.com/2020/04/25/ont…

Sharing some sunshine from our garden thanks to the extended cooler temperatures over the past few weeks

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Consider taking a moment to stop and have a closer look at the many beautiful lichen on tree trunks and branches. Incredible textures, colours and shapes. April showers bring so much more than just May flowers.

Anemone blanda ‘White Splendour’ is native to Greece. This cheerful Grecian windflower stands out in the spring garden with is large daisy like crisp white flowers. Definitely a favourite. #Ourgardensyourhome

What a joy it's been to finish our week of #MGM learning Montcrest School with our Fri. aft. virtual Harry Potter book club! All book clubs need snacks - check out our Quidditch brooms! #relationshipsmatter #CoCurricularsConnectUs

Taking in the textural contrast of daylily leaves between the emerging peony foliage & the long lasting blooms of Helleborus ‘HGC Ice ‘n’ Roses Red’. Also noticed the golden stamens of the blooms echoed in the new growth of Vinca ‘24 Carat’. An unplanned look at that moment.

What’s in Bloom | Sanguinaria canadensis - Bloodroot is a native flowering plant and is a popular red natural dye used by Native American artists. #OurGardensyourHome

What’s in Bloom | Narcissus ‘Professor Einstein’ has delighted gardeners and enriched spring gardens since it was introduced to the industry almost 60 years ago! #OurGardensyourHome

I’ve been invited back to Toronto Zoo to assist with my 4th Amorphophallus and pollination. A year or so ago, I was the first person in the world to use cryogenically frozen pollen from The Toronto Zoo to pollinate the bloom at McMaster University #Horticulture #botany #plantlife

CreateTO and City of Toronto 🇨🇦 are pleased to announce that Claude Cormier + Associés has been awarded the contract to design and construct Leslie Slip Lookout Park, an exciting City-building initiative located in Toronto’s #PortLands. bit.ly/3olZXOb

Located on the Martin Goodman Trail, Leslie Slip Lookout Park will feature a public beach, distinguished by forested dunes that will create a new multi-use community destination in Toronto’s east end. #CityBuilding

Conceptual designs of the park include building on the natural and industrial heritage of the area, while honouring Indigenous place-making potential, linking Tommy Thompson Park to recent landscape improvements in the area. #PortLands

Public consultations for the park design will launch in Feb 2021, and construction of the park is slated to begin this spring. More info on Leslie Slip Lookout Park is available here - bit.ly/2Nu4GRe

Check out the video of the design concept! #TorontoWaterfront #PortLands bit.ly/3poIBS5

A new initiative highlighting plant collectives across Canada! This month BC Rare Tropicals. Online Plant Auctions Starting in February torontobotanicalgarden.ca/explore/shop/o…

Bringing the garden indoors with houseplants toronto.ctvnews.ca/things-to-know…

THANK YOU to the thousands of viewers who joined me today on the debut of my new #FBLivestream show. It was so great to be back & hearing from you LIVE. Can’t wait to connect again next week! 😊🙏 pls RT. (replay links below) bit.ly/3dL6r7I bit.ly/3dRy532