Tag: Victoria
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Victoria Cactus and Succulent Society 2026 Spring Show and Sale
Plantaholics near and far! come join us for a great show and sale. We’ll have a vast selection of cactus, succulents, aroids, gesneriads, carnivorous plants, tropicals and much more! Admission is free. Bring a box for your plants!
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Cowichan Valley Rhododendron Society Plant Sale
This Plant Sale always offers many unique and special rhododendrons not regularly available in nurseries. It also includes a large Rhododendron Truss show so that interested gardeners can look for some of their favourites. Also for sale are trees and shrubs; companion plants for shade such as hosta, fern, and primulas; plants for sun such as peonies, irises, and…
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Cairnsmore / Hospice Volunteer Gardeners’ Annual Plant Sale
This is our main fundraiser which allows us to keep the Cairnsmore and Hospice gardens as beautiful as ever! We will have a large selection of plants available for sale to suit every garden. Come early for the best selection! 250 Cairnsmore Street, Duncan
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Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary Native Plant Sale
The Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary Native Plant Sale is the largest of its kind on Vancouver Island. Join us as we celebrate our 31st year teaching, learning and selling native plants, with 100% of the proceeds back to local nature conservation. Introducing any number of native plants to your garden helps to learn about plants…
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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…
