What’s Happening……
Click here to view a short video of Sandy Warely speaking about the Garden.
Guelph-Wellington Master Gardeners Garden Gab Sessions
Guelph-Wellington Master Gardeners Garden Gab Sessions
at the Guelph Enabling Garden, Riverside Park, 689 Woolwich Street North
Two sessions offered - 10:15 and 11:15
June 15 - Making A Mason Bee House
June 29 - It's a Surprise Talk!!
July 13 - Natives and Edibles
July 27 - Invasives or Opportunists
Aug 10 - It's another Surprise Talk!!
Aug 24 - Late Summer and Fall Natives
Sept 7 - Fall Planters
Sept 21 - Putting the Garden to Bed
June 15 - Making A Mason Bee House
June 29 - It's a Surprise Talk!!
July 13 - Natives and Edibles
July 27 - Invasives or Opportunists
Aug 10 - It's another Surprise Talk!!
Aug 24 - Late Summer and Fall Natives
Sept 7 - Fall Planters
Sept 21 - Putting the Garden to Bed
Featuring short talks and demos on various horticultural topics, and time for individual answers to your gardening questions and problems, and suggestions on garden design and home landscaping questions. You may bring pictures of your garden to help describe your questions. For information e-mail mgguelph@hotmail.com, visit www.gwmastergardeners.mgoi.ca or phone 519-824-4120 x56714.
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Register to participate in Horticultural Therapy Workshops listed below or schedule a private session on an alternate date. lea@green-ideas.ca 519-995-5323 |
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All workshops take place in the Guelph Enabling Garden in Riverside Park |
The Guelph Enabling Garden welcomes all to participate in these FREE educational workshops. Private Sessions facilitated by the Garden’s Horticultural Therapist can also be scheduled on alternate dates and times. To register for a teaching session contact: lea@green-ideas.ca
All sessions take place in The Guelph Enabling Garden, located in Riverside Park on the west side of the Speed River. Donations always welcome.Teaching Sessions |
Generally, kids participate in these workshops, but all are welcome and parents or caregivers are encouraged to join.
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Knit Knites in the
Guelph Enabling Garden
Thursday June 6Thursday June 20
Thursday July 4
Thursday July 18
Thursday August 1
Thursday August 15
Thursday August 29
Taking place in the Guelph Enabling Garden at 6:30 pm, weather permitting.
A unique way to spend an evening.
Experienced and new knitters welcome.
Come with your own knitting project and learn tricks of the trade or teach others.
Refreshments provided. Please bring a mug if you would like tea.
As you walk the wide, wheelchair-friendly paths, read the donor bricks
with memorials of loved ones, and others with wonderful proverbs. Listen to the river, walk the spiral path.
Admire the raised and ground beds which have been planted and are maintained by community groups and individuals
as part of their own horticultural therapy programme.
The Wellington Association for Community Living, Guelph Services for People with Disabilities,
Spark of Brilliance, Zonta and Arc Industries are some of the organizations, which bring their members regularly to
the garden to care for their raised or ground beds. See, feel, smell, touch and hear what there is to discover
in this very special garden. For more information about The Guelph Enabling Garden or information about volunteering contact Wendy at wendylew@sympatico.ca.
The Gardening Experience
Board
Members and Project Manager
Glynis Logue. L. to R. standing:
Jackson Mathieu, Judith Rosenberg,
Trevor Barton, Betty Richard.
Seated on bench: L to R.
Jen Turnbull, Glynis Logue & Joan Mathieu
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Contact Us: P.O. Box 15 Guelph, Ontario N1H 6J6 enablinginfo@sympatico.ca T 519-822-1260 x2670 | TTY 519-837-5688 |
*Guelph
Enabling Garden design and details by Glynis
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Web site designed by
Lynn Tessaro and maintained by Gary Smith