This complete garden design course combines weekly lectures with homework assignments. You will be asked to work through the design process using your own garden. At the end of the course you will have a complete, documented design plan that you can either implement yourself, or have a landscape contractor do it for you. The […]
Rodger Tschanz’s daily work is a vibrant blend of activities that keep the University of Guelph’s trial garden thriving and the horticultural community buzzing with excitement. From meticulously evaluating new plant varieties to sparking a love for horticulture among young minds, Rodger’s dedication is truly inspiring. In this engaging presentation, Rodger will take you on […]
Spend the week with our experienced camp staff during March Break! All offerings and registrations are available through recenroll.ca.
This is a parent-child class. Price includes 1 adult and 1 child. There are very few things in the world that go together better than cookies, cakes, and frosting. If you enjoy decorating desserts or have an interest in learning a new skill that can be enjoyed by friends and family, you have come to […]
We’re planning a new park at 249 Ambrous Crescent. Our designers have created three ideas for park designs to strike up conversation with the community for your feedback and ideas as we work toward a final design later this summer. The playground will be ready for the neighbourhood to enjoy in summer of 2026. Check […]
You can now register for 2025 Spring/Summer programs! Register through your recenroll.ca account or in person at a recreational facility.
Spring and Summer 2025 program registration is live! Find all program offerings at recenroll.ca.
This workshop will focus on how to plan and build your own rain garden and reap their benefits. Rain gardens attract pollinators and can even help to reduce flood risks in your neighbourhood. You will also learn about how to design your rain garden to ensure you are eligible for the City of Guelph’s Rain Garden […]
Native plants play a crucial role in supporting local ecosystems by providing food and habitat for insects, birds, and other wildlife. Dr. Tallamy’s research out of the University of Delaware highlights the significant impact that native plants have on bird populations, especially in terms of providing the necessary food for their chicks. If you’re looking […]
Planet Earth boasts an incredible diversity of trees and shrubs, with hundreds of species native to Ontario alone. Yet, our home gardens and urban landscapes often feature just a few common varieties. Join us for an exciting session on increasing biodiversity in your garden by introducing unique woody plants that aren’t seen on every corner. What to […]
Games, crafts and songs wrapped up in one day of fun! Drop off starts at 8:30am and pick up is between 4-5pm. Please go to www.guelph.ca/camp for what to bring to camp, including a camper information form. Ages 4-10.