FOR THE LOVE OF GARDENING

The Cobourg Garden Club (AKA the Cobourg Horticultural Society) is a community based group of members devoted to sharing their love of gardening and all other aspects of horticulture. The Club advocates sound environmental practices and provides educational opportunities for its members through a variety of horticultural activities and projects. Additionally it provides a welcoming venue for all who enjoy gardening, who want to learn in a friendly setting and recognizes that an interest in gardening may grow into a passion if nurtured!

We meet the 1st Wednesday of the month (excluding July and August) and as of September 2025, we will gather at a NEW LOCATION: the Salvation Army Community Church in Cobourg (59 Ballantine Street)

We respectfully acknowledge that The Cobourg Garden Club meets and gardens on the traditional territory of the Mississauga, Saagiig, and Chippewa Nations collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations which have been and remain vigilant stewards and caretakers of these lands and waters.

NEWS

  • Summer Flower Show 2026

    The August 8 Summer Flower Show at the Cobourg Library was a great success, with 17 members exhibiting 182 entries in a wide range of categories.  The judge commented on the quality and variety of the exhibits, especially given the challenges this summer with many plants blooming earlier or later than expected.  Irene Flood won BEST…

    Learn More: Summer Flower Show 2026

  • Our Annual Plant Sale 2026

    We had a fantastic turnout at our annual Spring Plant Sale on Saturday, May 16th, held at our new location – the Salvation Army Church!  The weather was perfect and customers lined up early to get the best selection of plants including hostas, daylilies, iris, native plants, veggie starts and other perennials.  Our Tools and Treasures…

    Learn More: Our Annual Plant Sale 2026

  • Victoria Hall Holiday Planter Project

    What a glorious morning–sunshine, incredible volunteers, and stunning greenery from so many generous club members who harvested and sorted and delivered greens and dogwood to the front of Victoria Hall. BC Cedar, White Pine, Douglas Fir and beautiful magnolia was purchased from Quinn’s Blooms and Greenery to add to the mix.Just under 20 volunteers showed…

    Learn More: Victoria Hall Holiday Planter Project

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