Schedule of Horticultural Programmes
All meetings are at 7:30pm
Monthly Meeting Schedule and Important Information
Campbellford and District Horticultural Society ....serving all of Trent Hills, holds its brief business meeting and mini-show followed by it's monthly speaker program. Members and Guests are welcome.
Annual Membership is $20. First in-person meeting is free for new guests. Christ Church Anglican at 154 Kent Street in Campbellford, is wheelchair accessible.
*Masks are optional.
Annual Membership is $20. First in-person meeting is free for new guests. Christ Church Anglican at 154 Kent Street in Campbellford, is wheelchair accessible.
*Masks are optional.
Monday - February 2, 2026
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Speaker : Sylvia Strobel
Topic: Winter Sowing Winter sowing is a specific method of sucessfully germinating seeds of both native and non-native plants that produces lots of strong hardy plants for just the cost of a lage bag of soil!
This presentation will inspire you - and show you how to produce flowering plants within 7 months for some native species; hardened-off cold vegetable seedlings ready to plant in the garden; and both annuals and perennials. |
Monday, March 2, 2026
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Speaker: Anne Craig
Topic: Garden Design With Native Plants Do you like the idea of intoducing native plants but think you'll have a messy garden?
You can create classic garden designs -
All by using plants that are native to our area. |
* SPECIAL EVENT ON MARCH 23RD. SEE UPCOMING EVENTS TAB
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Monday, April 6, 2026
Speaker: Nicholas Reynolds
Topic: Take a Tour of the 7 Natural Wonders of the Trent River Valley. The lower Trent Watershed is home to many amazing natural features, from conservation areas managed by LTC to Provincial Parks.
The "Seven Wonders" are some lesser known but unique natural features within the Trent River valley. From the virgin forest of Peter's Woods to the scenic Ranney Falls gorge, to the hydrological jewel of Douglas Springs, learn about the wonders in your own backyard and where to find them! |
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Monday, May 4, 2026
Speaker: John and Linda Moroz
Topic: More Roses, Apiaries and Honey In 2016, John and Linda were looking for a new adventure as they approached retirement. They have been proudly producing award-winning honey ever since.
As artisan producers of bee products, they are involved in every aspect of the business from bee husbandry, to harvesting, processing, packing and point of sale. |
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Monday, June 1, 2026
Speaker: Bonnie Moore
Topic: Woodland North Lavender Farm Woodland North Lavender Farm was born in 2021, out of the idea to inspire something wonderful for the Moore farm property near Madoc, for the community, and to produce a flower used in culinary adventures.
The soil was perfect for lavender! Plants re kovingly hand pruned, hand harvested and the buds are used in baking products and cosmetics. Now growing 7 varieties of Lavender, ranging from light purple to dark purple and white, the arm also hosts groups, workshops and private parties where guests are inspired to get outside, learn and grow. This is also the night of the FLOWER SHOW. See details!
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No Meetings during the Months of July and August! MONDAY, August 10th, 2026
Garden Party and Potluck Supper
Venue to be announced. |
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Monday, September 7, 2026
SPEAKERS - Garry Edwards Topic: Rock Gardens, Crevice gardens and Alpines Do you have a sunny front ad locaiton needing some plant variety, a driveway edge with good drainage, or a slope where grass struggles to grow?
Would you like a raised bed built specifically for alpine plants? Garry will talk about plant selection, growing conditions and a few popular and easy to grow choices. |
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Monday, October 5th, 2026
SPEAKER: Sarah Hopper
TOPIC: The Joy of Growing Dahlias Sarah will share her passion for the wonderful world of growing dahlias, drawing on her own experience with those vibrant and rewarding plants.
From the joy dahlias bring as a prolific cutting garden to the physical and mental health benefits of gardening, her presentation hi-lites why these flowers are so beloved. get a jumpstart on growing dahlias next spring, with practical tips on sourcing, starting and growing dahlias successfully. Sarah's beloved husband, Brian MacLellan, takes care of splitting and storing their tubers and he will accompany Sarah to answer questions on the process of taking care of tubers for the winter. |
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Monday, November 2, 2026
Speaker: Thom Luloff
Topic: Creating a Bird-Friendly Garden Join us for an enlightening presentation where we delve into the at of creating a bird-friendly garden. Lean about current threats and dangers to birds as well as the essential elements that make a garden a welcoming haven.
Thom will delve into the fascinating behaviours and preferences of common bird species, providing insights into their dietary needs, nesting habits, and seasonal migrations. With this knowledge, you'll be better equipped to tailor your garden design and maintenance practices to meet the specific needs of your feathered guests throughout the year. |
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Monday, December 7, 2026
Members Christmas Potluck Dinner, Award
Presentations and Christmas Craft. 
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