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Calgary Horticultural Society
The Calgary Horticultural Society is a vibrant organization dedicated to
cultivating Calgary's gardening community. With over 4,000 members, it is the
largest and most active society of its kind in Canada. The Society offers a wide
range of educational programs, including workshops, classes, and events tailored
to Calgary's unique growing conditions. Members benefit from resources such as a
regularly published magazine, e-newsletters, and an informative website.
Vsit our website at :
www.calhort.org
Canada's Plant Hardiness Site
Canada's Plant Hardiness Site, hosted by Natural Resources Canada, provides a
comprehensive resource for gardeners and researchers to determine which plants
are most likely to thrive in various regions of the country. The site features
the Canadian Plant Hardiness Zones map, which divides the country into zones
ranging from 0 (the harshest) to 9 (the mildest), with subzones (e.g., 4a, 4b)
offering finer detail. The interactive map allows users to search by
municipality and explore local microclimates, helping them make informed
planting decisions.
Vsit our website at :
www.planthardiness.gc.ca
Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association
The Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association (CHTA) is a national organization
dedicated to promoting and supporting the professional practice of horticultural
therapy in Canada. It serves as a vital resource for practitioners, educators,
researchers, and anyone interested in the therapeutic benefits of nature and
gardening. CHTA provides standards of practice, continuing education
opportunities, and a network for professionals to connect and collaborate,
fostering the growth and recognition of horticultural therapy across the
country.
Vsit our website at :
www.chta.ca
Canadian Nursery Landscape Association
The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) is a national trade
association that represents Canada's green industry. Comprised of provincial
nursery and landscape associations, the CNLA acts as a unified voice for
businesses involved in the production, distribution, and installation of
horticultural goods and services. The association focuses on advocacy,
professional development, and promoting the economic and environmental benefits
of the industry.
Vsit our website at :
www.cnla.ca
Canadian Society for Horticultural Science
The Canadian Society for Horticultural Science (CSHS) is a scientific
organization dedicated to advancing horticultural science across Canada. It
fosters research, education, and technological innovation in various
horticultural fields, including fruits, vegetables, nuts, herbs, flowers, and
nursery plants. The society's membership spans six regional sections—Atlantic,
Quebec, Ontario, Prairie, Pacific, and Northern—and includes scientists,
educators, students, industry professionals, and extension agents.
Vsit our website at :
www.cshs.ca
Communities in Bloom
Communities in Bloom is a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to
fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility, and beautification through
community involvement. The program includes hundreds of communities across
Canada and has expanded to include an international challenge. Communities are
evaluated by trained volunteer judges on six key criteria: Community Appearance,
Environmental Action, Heritage Conservation, Tree Management, Landscape, and
Plant & Floral Displays.
Vsit our website at :
www.communitiesinbloom.ca
Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada
The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) serves as the national voice
for Canadian fruit and vegetable producers, advocating for policies and programs
that support the industry's competitiveness and sustainability. Representing
thousands of farmers across the country, FVGC focuses on key issues such as
market access, trade regulations, labor challenges, research and innovation, and
environmental stewardship.
Vsit our website at :
www.fvgc.ca
Garden Centres Canada
Garden Centres Canada (GCC) is a division of the Canadian Nursery Landscape
Association (CNLA) that supports independent garden retailers across Canada. GCC
focuses on promoting sustainable gardening by providing education, training,
advocacy, and marketing support to its members. The organization emphasizes the
environmental and health benefits of gardening, such as improving biodiversity,
reducing carbon footprints through locally sourced plants, and enhancing mental
and physical well-being.
Vsit our website at :
www.gardencentrescanada.ca
Gardens Canada
Gardens Canada, an initiative by the Canadian Garden Council, serves as a
comprehensive platform celebrating the diverse and rich gardening culture across
Canada. It highlights the country's most iconic gardens, garden experiences, and
their contributions to well-being, sustainability, and cultural heritage. The
website showcases Canada's Garden Route, a curated list of premier gardens,
offering visitors an opportunity to explore botanical wonders such as Butchart
Gardens in British Columbia and Montreal's Botanical Garden.
Vsit our website at :
www.gardenscanada.ca
National Children's Botanical Garden of Canada
The National Children's Botanical Garden of Canada, based in Ottawa, envisions
creating a unique space dedicated to children, youth, and families. This future
garden will combine education, sustainability, and community engagement to
inspire environmental stewardship and healthy living. It aims to feature a mix
of display and teaching gardens with flowers, vegetables, and native plants,
offering hands-on experiences like planting and harvesting. The garden will also
serve as a hub for interactive learning, promoting awareness of climate
resilience, sustainable practices, and the importance of nature.
Vsit our website at :
www.ncbgarden.ca
Ontario Horticultural Association
The Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) is a vibrant and long-standing
organization dedicated to promoting horticulture across the province. The OHA
serves as an umbrella organization for hundreds of local horticultural
societies, providing resources, education, and a platform for sharing knowledge
and passion for gardening. It plays a crucial role in connecting gardeners of
all skill levels, fostering a sense of community, and encouraging the
beautification of Ontario's landscapes.
Vsit our website at :
www.gardenontario.org
Ottawa Horticultural Society
The Ottawa Horticultural Society (OHS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to
promoting gardening and horticulture in Ottawa. With over 300 members, the
society fosters a love for plants and gardening through activities such as
community beautification projects, plant sales, garden tours, flower shows, and
photography competitions. Members benefit from engaging monthly meetings
featuring expert speakers, access to gardening resources, and discounts at local
nurseries.
Vsit our website at :
www.ottawahort.org
Royal Botanical Gardens
The Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG), located in Burlington and Hamilton, Ontario,
is Canada’s largest botanical garden and a National Historic Site. Spanning over
2,100 acres, it features a unique blend of cultivated gardens, nature
sanctuaries, and extensive trails that connect visitors to the natural world.
RBG boasts five distinct garden areas, including the Mediterranean Garden and
the renowned Katie Osborne Lilac Collection, alongside 27 kilometers of nature
trails that traverse wetlands and forested areas within the Niagara Escarpment
UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.
Vsit our website at :
www.rbg.ca
The Gardener Magazine
The Gardener Magazine is a respected Canadian horticultural publication
dedicated to providing expert gardening information for hardy Canadian growing
conditions. Published quarterly, The Gardener offers a comprehensive range of
articles covering topics such as annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, fruits,
vegetables, landscape design, insects, pests, and diseases. The magazine
features contributions from industry professionals, master gardeners, and
regular columnists who share their expertise, insights on trends and techniques,
and practical tips for Canadian gardeners.
Vsit our website at :
www.gardenermagazine.ca
Urban Gardening Canada
Urban Gardening Canada is a comprehensive resource tailored specifically for
Canadian gardeners, focusing on the unique challenges of gardening in northern
climates with short growing seasons. Founded by Bri, the platform aims to make
gardening accessible to everyone, regardless of location, housing type, or
budget. It provides practical advice on growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers
in diverse urban settings such as balconies, backyards, and community gardens.
Vsit our website at :
www.urbangardeningcanada.com