WPP garden tour: Brewer Pond
September 21st, 2024The pond and beyond Brewer Pond has a checkered past. It started as islands. The spaces between were filled in to create a swimming area in the very early 60s, only ...
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Growing native plants from seed
September 21st, 2024Blooming Boulevards presents a free webinar Learn how to grow native plants from seed to garden-ready. Learn how to grow your own native plants from A to Z. Lots of ...
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CWF’s 6th Annual Rights-of-Way Workshop
September 18th, 2024Canadian Wildlife Federation annual workshop This year, CWF’s Rights-of-Way Workship will be in person at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington! Meet, ...
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It’s easy! Seed saving 101
September 14th, 2024Blooming Boulevards presents a free webinar Perfect for native plants, heritage veggies and garden favorites! All the basics on how to collect and save seeds from ...
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Edible plant and herb walk
September 14th, 2024Come and join Deborah Doherty, local native plant gardener and co-chair of Bird Friendly Ottawa, and Corrie Rabbe, your neighborhood herbalist and nutritionist from ...
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CWF Rights-of-Way Workshop primer
September 11th, 2024The Canadian Wildlife Federation is presenting a free 2-hour primer on pollinator biology and meadow restoration BEFORE its 6th Annual Rights-of-Way Workshop! New ...
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WPP garden tour: Pinhey Sand Dunes
September 7th, 2024Pinhey Sand Dunes butterfly sanctuary tour and optional work session The Pinhey Sand Dunes is a habitat restoration project of Biodiversity Conservation ...
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WPP garden tour: Riverview Park pollinator garden
August 24th, 2024Opening our parks to pollinators In late October 2022, the Friends of Riverview Park Green Spaces and a group of volunteers planted over 370 seedlings of 25+ species ...
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WPP garden tour: Bank Street and Sunnyside Avenue
August 10th, 2024Street beds and rain gardens in an urban neighbourhood About 10 years ago the city installed raised beds and planted trees along Bank Street in Old Ottawa South. ...
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