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WINTER 2010

• Art
• Birding
• Design
• Edibles
• Edwards
  Lecture Series
• Floral Design
• Gardening
• History of
  the Garden
• Photography
• Mother's Day
• Travel with TBG
• The Travelling Gardener
• Wellness

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Grand Gardens of the Finger
Lakes and Hudson River Valley
[PG10W44] Frank Kershaw
Upstate New York and the Hudson River Valley are home to spectacular gardens and scenery. The area has long attracted many famous families and passionate gardeners who have developed some of the country’s finest gardens. Learn about the many opportunities for garden and house tours in this fabled area from our well-travelled presenter.
Tuesday, January 26, 1 to 3 p.m.
Public $20 / Members $15

The Gardens and Wildflowers
of Australia and New Zealand
[PG10W45] Anna Leggatt
Visit Australia and New Zealand with intrepid traveller Anna Leggatt. See lovely Mediterranean-style gardens, natural areas and intriguing plant and animal life.
Wednesday, February 10, 1 to 3 p.m.
Public $20 / Members $15

Discovering the Lost Gardens of Heligan
[PG10W46] Michael Spillane
The story of Heligan Gardens recounts the fascinating tale of a quintessential Victorian garden in Cornwall, England. Without fuss or fanfare, it quietly went to sleep for more than 70 years, to be awakened recently by two men who literally had to machette their way through an impenetrable undergrowth. The discovery of giant vines, derelict buildings, majestic palm fronds, giant bamboo, rhododendrons, and exotic tree ferns started what was to become the largest and most exciting garden restoration project in Europe.
Thursday, March 4, 7 to 9 p.m.
Public $30 / Members $25

Gardens Within a Day’s Drive
[PG10W47] Frank Kershaw
Southern and Central Ontario is fortunate to have a variety of opportunites for day outings. Combine such travel with a great spot for lunch and you have the makings of a mini-vacation. Learn from our presenter of the many established and new gardens that have been developed to educate and interest the garden visitor.
Thursday, April 8, 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Public $35 / Members $30