Although we are still officially the Wilmot Horticultural Society, we are refreshing our brand.
We continue to provide education and information about environmental issues. Our volunteers lead by example, planting and gardening in Wilmot Township.
Join us in our vision for a more sustainable community.
Wilmot Hort volunteers look after over 52 gardens around the Township, all on public property.
Why not take a tour around Wilmot and see what our wonderful volunteers create and look after? Maybe it will entice you to create a new garden or become a volunteer!
Let’s Tree Wilmot provides volunteers, education, and expertise to enhance the trees and forest ecosystems in Wilmot Township.
Join us for tree planting events and more. See our list of resources. Learn about the importance of trees, which trees to plant plus how to plant and maintain them. There are links that share info on wildlife support, mini forests, food forests, and much more!
Like to play in the dirt? Want to grow some veggies and flowers? Enjoy a challenge? Are you 6-18 years old? Then why not join the Junior Gardeners? You get free seeds to plant and look after at your house. There are also contests, prizes, awards and more, Plus, it only costs $1 to join!
Join Sandra and Janice our J.G. leaders in this fun adventure!
Do you want to learn more about gardening and different types of gardens? Native and invasive plants? How to work with the environment to minimize our footprint and more?
Not only do we have amazing and informative speakers, there are also treats and time to mingle with old and new friends!
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Wilmot Horticultural Society
c/o 28 Bleams Rd. E.
New Hamburg, ON
N3A 1G4
wilmothortsociety@gmail.com
Garden Wilmot (Wilmot Horticultural Society) is an incorporated member of Garden Ontario (Ontario Horticultural Association)
BN/Charity Registration number: 895885911RR0001
We are grateful to the original stewards of Turtle Island who have lived here since time immemorial. We acknowledge the land known as Wilmot is in the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Mississauga peoples and that many other First Nations, Métis and Inuit people make their homes here. We respect the Dish with One Spoon Treaty where we peacefully share and protect the land, waters and its resources while only using what we need. The Wilmot Horticultural Society invites us to take our responsibility for the earth and its inhabitants as a guiding principle.
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