Established in 1992 by the Almonte & District Horticultural Society, this garden has evolved over the years from the original nine inner flower beds to include a large berm alongside High St. and two smaller berms as well as one raised wooden bed, for a total of about 150 square metres.
In recent years, many new pollinator plants have been introduced in the gardens such as Asclepias, Verbena bonariensis, various coloured coneflowers, many alliums and aster varieties, and mulleins.
At the 100th anniversary (1921-2021) celebration of the A&DHS, a metal work of art was placed in the center of our garden entitled Anthophilia – the love of flowers – by both human visitors and our pollinating insects!