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Orders will be shipped upon payment in full in Canadian dollars. Additional shipping charges may apply.

Snippy Tips IThis booklet assists you with the care of cut flowers and plant material. Included is information on conditioning, selecting and cutting flowers as related to specific flowers themselves as well as foliage and branches, vine cuttings, foliage from florists and house plants together with grasses.

$7.00 Canadian 

Snippy Tips II

A booklet dealing with the drying and preserving of plant material. Methods detailed include air drying, glycerin mixture absorption, silica gel drying, microwave drying and freeze drying. A list of plants best suited for each process is also included.

$7.00 Canadian

Snippy Tips III

This booklet guides you through the care and propagation of house plants.





$7.00 Canadian









$7.00 Canadian


Growing Wildflowers

Should you wish to bring wildflowers into your city garden, this booklet provides you with valuable information regarding the choice, cultivation and care of common wild plants for the home gardener.


$7.00 Canadian

Piet Oudolf's Planting of the Entry Garden Walk at the Toronto Botanical Garden 

(Published 2007)

A book which provides the particulars of all plants originally planted in the garden including their individual light requirements, zoning information, height and width dimensions. Also included is a detailed map of the garden as designed by Martin Wade Landscape Architects in collaboration with Piet Oudolf.


$8.00 Canadian 

Plants of Pioneer and Early Days in Ontario



This booklet was produced as a result of The Garden Club of Toronto's direct involvement with the planning and planting of authentic plants in the gardens at Black Creek Pioneer Village in 1967. It  is the result of 3 years of studying old books, catalogues and diaries for information on early plant material.


$7.00 Canadian

The Growing Years: A History of the Garden Club of Toronto 1946 - 2007

by Helen Skinner

This 156 page hardcover book encompasses 60 years of the Garden Club of Toronto’s contributions to our city. Fourteen public gardens and thousands of trees, flowers and shrubs colour and scent the air of Toronto because club members have recognized the importance of green space.  Replete with photographs in both colour and black and white as well as numerous black and white drawings from the Garden Club of Toronto archives, the book follows members' activities from the Club's formation in 1946, through its major flower shows at the O'Keefe Centre, the Automotive Building, The Royal Ontario Museum, and Casa Loma to the present day annual Canada Blooms Flower and Garden Festival at the Metro Convention Centre.

$25.00 Canadian

Gardener's 3-Year Journal                     

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A perfect gift for the gardeners in your life. With over 150 pages of practical gardening and design advice, this Journal will help you plan your garden over any three year period. An initiative of the Programme Committee of the Garden Club of Toronto to commemorate the Club's 75th Anniversary, the Journal features the work of Garden Club members in Floral Design, Horticulture and Projects and includes drawings from our very own botanical artists. Proceeds from the sale of The Gardeners Journal will support the development of gardens here in Toronto. Looking back over 75 years, that would include Casa Loma, Spadina House, The Humber Arboretum, St James Park, and most recently, The Allan Gardens Children’s Conservatory Teaching Garden, June Callwood Park, and The Meadoway. Note that all sales are FINAL, and non-refundable. Payment must be received in full, for the order to be fulfilled.

$30.00 Canadian


The Garden Club of Toronto

777 Lawrence Avenue East

Toronto, ON M3C 1P2

416-447-5218

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