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WELCOME

The Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society is group of individuals with a common interest in plants, trees, pollinators and ecology.

We support many local community gardens and projects for youth and seniors. 

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Join Us for Our Monthly General Meeting

Meetings are held each month from March to November. We will email reminders and information pertaining to upcoming events.  Please click on Learn more to discover more on our guest speakers and what you can look forward to.  

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About Us

The Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society was founded in 1919 as a member of the Ontario Horticultural Association. 

Who We Are 

We are local people who love to garden, or just want to learn more about gardening. We grow trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and vegetables. We think all gardening, even if it’s in a container or on a windowsill, is a joy to share. 

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What We Do 

We offer a number of projects and initiatives in our community. From Youth to Seniors, Floral gardens and Vegetable Gardens,  Monthly fun interactive meetings and our annual plant sale.  

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 Host Meetings 

Our meetings are fun and informative, featuring excellent speakers, garden tours, workshops, pot lucks, excursions, and an annual sale of locally grown hardy plants.

Our Spring plant sale also features a variety of products from local vendors. 

We regularly have an information booth at the Country Living Show in April. 

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Planting and Gardening

We plant and maintain the many public gardens in Fenelon Falls, plus create new ones, to help beautify the Village. 

We plant, grow and harvest vegetables in the Victory Garden 
at Maryboro Lodge, located at the Fenelon Falls Museum.  Our produce harvested, is donated to the Salvation Army Food Bank. Last year alone 800 pounds of produce was donated!

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Youth and Senior Programs

We encourage local children and youth to take up gardening and environmental projects, working closely with the Green Team at Langton Public School. We also award an annual scholarship to a high school student who has shown an interest in horticulture. 

 

We explore ways to preserve our environment through native pollinator gardens, rainwater gardening, shoreline restoration, and tree planting.

How you can help

We are grateful to the on going support of your volunteers and community.  Thanks to fundraisers, memberships, grants and donations we are able to do the work that we do.  The Kawartha Community Foundation has set up an easy way to make donations and receive a tax receipt.  Please click below to find out more.

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The glory of gardening:  hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature.  To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body , but the soul. Alfred Austin

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