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Omemee and District Horticultural Society is holding its "Annual Plant Sale” Saturday May 12, 2012 from 9:00 a.m to 12:00. at the Omemee Curling Recreation Club, James St. Omemee, Ontario. Come early for the best selection!
Last year, there was a large selection of Hostas any many other perennials, annuals,and houseplants, early shoppers had the best selection. You will want to definitely be there early if you hope to get any vegetables, as they go very quickly.
Be sure to check out and purchase this year’s “Plants of the Year”. Each year the Horticultural Society chooses a new plant to introduce. This year there are two new plants: a variety of Geranium, and a petunia.
Proceeds from Saturday’s Sale go towards the beautification of Omemee. Many people remark on the lovely planters and public gardens in Omemee. These gardens and planters are the results of the talented efforts of volunteers from the Omemee and District Horticultural Society.
If you would like to learn more about gardening, or share your passion for growing, Omemee and District Horticultural Society welcomes members from all areas. Yearly membership is only $12 for an individual, or $15 for a family. Membership forms will be available at Saturday's sale.
Help us keep Omemee beautiful!!
See Omemee Venue Map with Omemee Curling Club Here.
by Diane P.Webber OADHS
Omemee’s new Memorial Garden, designed and developed by the Omemee and District Horticultural Society (ODHS), will be dedicated on Sunday September 25, 2011 at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 497. This garden honours two young soldiers, Cpl. Mark McLaren MMV, and Pte. Michael Freeman who were both killed in action in Afghanistan in 2008. Both young men attended Lady Eaton Elementary School and Cpl. McLaren graduated from Scott Young Public School in Omemee.
The historic black wrought iron maple leaf panels provide a strong symbolic back drop to the Ironwood Tree, the striking Limestone monument rising above the plantings of hostas and red geraniums.
The dedication of the Memorial Garden unveiling of the plaque and the Service of Remembrance will take place at 2:00 pm at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 497, Omemee, ON.
September 19 - "Petals & Wings" - Protecting the Karner Blue and Creating a Butterfly Garden by Judy Kennedy
Judy is very involved in many environmental issues in our area, but one of her loves is the Karner Blue butterfly which is in danger. Judy will tell us about her endevor to protect this little blue flying flower as well as how we can attract butterflies and create butterfly homes in our own gardens.
Monday September 19 Trinity United Church lower hall Refreshments 7pm Meeting 7:30
Omemee Junior Garden Club celebrated 65 years of Horticultural, Mon. Aug. 15, 2011 at the Omemee and District Horticultural Society Annual August Flower Show. The ODHS show,at Omemee Curling Rink, was an opportunity for gardeners young and old to show the fruits of their labour. Omemee Junior Garden Club, has met continuously since its founding in 1946 by Wesley Wilson. July 18 – Annual Tour of Members; Gardens
All Welcome!
Once again we will spend our July meeting enjoying the beauty of gardens created by our members. The tour is followed by a social time in the final garden. This is a favourite every year! Don't miss it! Visitors are welcome.
For more info contact Carol Mitchell, President 345 Beaver Road, Omemee, ON K0L 2W0 omemee (at) gardenontario.org
Updated Friday, May 13th Please note Time Omemee and District Horticultural Society is holding its "Annual Plant Sale” Saturday May 7, 2011 from 9:00 a.m to 12:00. at the Omemee Curling & Recreation Club, James St. Omemee, Ontario. Come early for the best selection!
While there is a large selection of Hostas any many other perennials, annuals,and houseplants, you will want to be there early if you hope to get any vegetables, as they go quickly,
Be sure to check out and purchase this year’s “Plants of the Year”. Each year the Horticultural Society chooses a new plant to introduce. This year there are two new plants: a variety of Geranium, and a petunia.
Proceeds from Saturday’s Sale go towards the beautification of Omemee.Many people remark on the lovely planters and public gardens in Omemee. These gardens and planters are the results of the talented efforts of volunteers from the Omemee and District Horticultural Society.
If you would like to learn more about gardening, or share your passion for growing, Omemee and District Horticultural Society welcomes members from all areas. Yearly membership is only $12 for an individual, or $15 for a family. Membership forms will be available at Saturday's sale.
Help us keep Omemee beautiful!!