Events Calendar 2026
We welcome both members and non-members to attend our meetings and other events listed below. All events involve learning about some aspect of gardening, floral design, nature, or environmental issues, and most importantly: socializing and having fun!
Here are a few important pieces of information for recurring events:
Executive Meetings: These virtual meetings deal with the administration of the Society. Since the Society is run only by volunteers (no paid staff), it is important that all members become involved in helping to run the Society. All members are welcome to attend these meetings held on the third Wednesday of the month from September to June. Please email burlhortsoc@gmail.com for the link.
Workshops, Special Events, and Plant Sale: Various workshops are offered throughout the year, and usually involve a fee to pay for materials, rental of room, and instructor honorarium. Locations, times, length of workshop varies.
Special Events involve a variety of activities including garden tours and other educational activities.
Plant sale: Please come out and support our major fundraising event of the year!
District 6 and Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA) Events: As part of our regional group (District 6) and the provincial Ontario Horticultural Association, members are also encouraged to attend these out-of-town events.
Oct. 14: Wednesday, 6:30 pm to 9 pm: Members’ Monthly Meeting. Speaker: Allyn Walsh – New Plants From Old: collecting, saving and sowing seeds.
We all love to get new plants for our gardens – but it can be expensive! This talk will discuss collecting, saving, and sowing seeds to not only save money […]
Oct. 25: Sunday, 10am to 3 pm: OHA District 6 Fall Meeting & Luncheon
Join fellow horticultural society members from across OHA District 6 for the annual Fall Meeting & Luncheon, hosted this year by the Stoney Creek Garden Club & Horticultural Society as […]
Nov. 11: Wednesday, 6:30 pm to 9 pm: Members’ Monthly Meeting. Speaker: Sean James, “Wonderland: The Garden in Winter…”
How do we plant in the summer to ensure something other than white when we look out our windows in February? And can we do more to make our gardens do Good? Like ‘It Doesn’t End in August’, this will be a month-by-month discussion. Winter lasts a long d@mn time! Let’s make sure it’s as beautiful as it can be, and that everything stays as healthy as possible.