The annual spring plant sale at the Toronto Botanical Garden returns this May with a new mini pop-up market with over 10 vendors.
On May 11th and 12th, look through a selection of top-performing and ethically sourced plants from reliable growers in the area.
Bring life to your home or add a floral touch to your space with this wide selection of plant varieties.
Stop by the Toronto Master Gardener Advice Clinic for a free session and even take home some free coffee chaff to fertilize your garden. Make sure to bring a container though!
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If you happen to have old plant trays, bins, or cardboard trays, bring them to the plant sale to safely transport your plants home. They are also accepting old plant trays as donations.
And if you plan on getting more than a few plants, bring your wagon or cart as the sale only has a limited supply.
Last but not least, make sure to check out the mini pop up market with more than 10 vendors offering “botanically-inspired” gifts, treats and specialty plants.
If you happen to be a member of the Toronto Botanical Garden, you can check out the event a day early and shop before everyone else does from 12 PM to 7 PM on May 10th. Just show your membership card at the door.
And once you’re done with your shopping experience, you will definitely want to take a stroll on the TBG grounds to see the gorgeous flowers in bloom. It’s a sight worth seeing.
Happy shopping!
Toronto Botanical Garden sale
When: May 11th and 12th from 10 AM to 4 PM
Where: Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East
Karen Doradea
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