Tag: Victoria
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The Victoria Horticultural Society Spring Plant Sale
Loads of veggie starts, perennials, annuals, ornamental grasses and more! Proceeds support community gardening education, bursaries/scholarships at Camosun and Pacific Horticultural Colleges, and the Doris Page Winter Garden at HCP.
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Camosun’s Horticultural Program Student Plant Sale
New ‘Plant Shop’ @ Royal Roads University – 2005 Sooke Road – follow the signs Vegetable Starts, Herbs, and TOMATO’S, all of which have been grown and nurtured by our students. Also a large selection of Hardy Fuchsias, unusual shrubs, perennials, Pelargoniums, and Succulents. To help with reducing the use of plastics, we encourage you to…
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You Asked Us – March 2026
Q. Last year my cabbage head cracked. Why? Cabbage is generally grown for their densely leaved heads and are mature when they are firm and solid to the touch. Cabbage prefers cool weather, full sun, and fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Once planted, provide 1–2″ of deep, even watering per week throughout the…
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Free Seminar: Spring Mason Bees
Join our local mason bee expert, Tom Leahy, for a walk through in getting your mason bees ready for Spring! Come prepared with all of your mason bee questions! FREE to attend, but space is limited. Please pre-register
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Native Plant Workshop
Capital region residents are invited to attend an introductory workshop about gardening with drought-resistant native plants. YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT: Pre-registration is required for these in person workshops and costs $5. This covers the cost of a packet of locally grown native seeds. In-person workshops have a maximum enrollment of 30 participants. Slots fill quickly –…
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Native Plant Workshop
Capital region residents are invited to attend an introductory workshop about gardening with drought-resistant native plants. YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT: Pre-registration is required for these in person workshops and costs $5. This covers the cost of a packet of locally grown native seeds. In-person workshops have a maximum enrollment of 30 participants. Slots fill quickly –…
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Native Plant Workshop
Capital region residents are invited to attend an introductory workshop about gardening with drought-resistant native plants. YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT: Pre-registration is required for these in person workshops and costs $5. This covers the cost of a packet of locally grown native seeds. In-person workshops have a maximum enrollment of 30 participants. Slots fill quickly –…
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Cowichan Valley Garden Club Annual Plant Sale
Indoor and outdoor annuals and perennials for both shade and sun gardens will be for sale. The garden club looks forward to sharing their bounty with their neighbours. Cash sales only. Arrive early for the best selection!
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View Royal Garden Club Spring Show – Flower, Fruit and Vegetable Exhibition
$5 Admission includes door prize tickets, refreshments & entrance to the Flower, Fruit & Vegetable Exhibition. Shop for plants, garden items, and baked goods. For plant sale – no entry fee. Accredited BC Judges—Non-members are welcome to exhibit!