Never too Late (in the season) or too Small (a space) to... Grow herbs, tomatoes, other edibles - on your balcony, window-sill, anywhere! No gardening experience necessary. All are welcome Learn the "how to's" of container gardening; bring home a new edible garden. Materials provided: potting soil, seeds, seedlings.

To bring: - Small container for planting and take home e.g. yogurt or take-out container

- Admission "Olive Tree" to be planted in Palestine.

- Each $5 donation buys a 3-year-old seedling to be planted by the Trees for Life Palestine program. All proceeds will be donated.  

The permaculture gardening in the city workshop will feature speaker Graeme O'Farrell.

Are you imagining Spring? Thinking about planting seeds and getting your hands in the dirt?

Seedy Sunday will help your gardening dreams come true!  Throughout the afternoon, you can:

~ Donate seeds and participate in the community seed exchange. ~Buy your spring seeds from some of Ontario’s finest vendors (with a focus on organic, heirloom, native and local) ~ Enjoy free garden-related workshops & children’s activities. ~Purchase yummy snacks and network with other gardeners. ~

Visit us on Facebook by typing North York Seedy Sunday or contact melissa.benner@gmail.com

Seedy Sunday and Saturdays is hosted by the Toronto Community Garden Network (TCGN), to provide gardeners, plant-lovers and the general public with a head-start on their spring gardens. Featuring a grassroots seed exchange, seed vendors, garden and food organizations, and free workshops, we aim to meet your gardening needs & dreams.

This year, the theme is Increasing Access to Seeds/Gardening/Food. 

Come and “plant a seed” to help us bring to life the first community garden in Halifax West, next to the new Mainland Common Community Centre. Find out more about urban and school gardening possibilities. Join our Community Garden Network. Organized by the Nova Scotia Environmental Network.