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BASIC FLOWER ARRANGING COURSE, Registration deadline: Sept. 2
Members $40.00 Non-Members $47.50
BONSAI COURSE, Registration deadline: Sept. 6
Members $37.00 Non-Members $44.50
PRESSED FLOWER WORKSHOP, Registration deadline: Sept.6 ~ 10am -2 pm
Members $20.00 Non-Members $27.50
CORNUCOPIA PINE CONE WORKSHOP, no charge
CIVIC GARDEN CENTRE MEMBERS NIGHT
Speaker: HOWARD PFEIFER
Topic: NORTH AMERICAN MOUNTAIN WILDFLOWERS
ART STUDIO, Registration deadline: Sept. 8
Members $45.00 Non-Members $52.50
Toronto Gesneriad Society
Southern Ontario Orchid Society General Meeting
Toronto African Violet Society Open House
Toronto Bonsai Society
THEARTOF SILK FLOWERS, Registration deadline: Sept. 8
Members $45.00 Non-Members $52.50
BASIC SOGETSU, Registration deadline: Sept. 8
Members $40.00 Non-Members $47.50
CALLIGRAPHY, Registration deadline: Sept. 8
Members $60.00 Non-Members $65.00
North Toronto Horticultural Society
Garden Therapy Meeting
LANDSCAPE TECHNIQUES, Registration deadline: Sept. 12
Mermbers $32.00 Non-Members $39.50
CIVIC GARDEN CENTRE GARDEN MUM SALE
Members Order Pick-Up
lkebana International Demonstration
Mr. Matsuou Tomita, Director of Ohara School, New York, Demonstrator
CIVIC GARDEN CENTRE GARDEN MUM SALE
Geranium and Pelargonium Society
Rhododendron Society of Canada
York Rose and Garden Society
CIVICGARDEN CENTRE GARDEN MUM SALE
10am 7:30 pm 10a.m.-4pm 2pm 1pm 1-4pm -7pm 10am-1pm 1-3pm 155815 pm 8pm 12:30 pm 7:30-9:30 pm 10am-6 pm 1-5pm 12-5pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 12-5pm
Cactus & Succulent Society 7:30 pm CORNUCOPIACONES &CRITTERS WORKSHOP, no charge 10am-2pm
CONTINUING WATERCOLOURS COURSE, Registration deadline: Sept. 19 10am-2pm
Members $68.00 Non-Members $75.50
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JANE BROWN LECTURE, GARDENS OFAGOLDEN AFTERNOON $8.00 7:30 pm
JANE BROWN LECTURE, VITA SACKVILLE-WEST $8.00 2pm & 7:30 pm
INTRODUCTORYWATERCOLOURS, Registration deadline: Sept. 22 10am
Members $68.00 Non-Members $75.50
JANE BROWN LECTURE, GARDENS & GARDEN MAKERS $8.00 or $20.00 for 3 7:30 pm
CORNUCOPIAGLUE GUN WORKSHOP, no charge 10am
Southern Ontario Unit of the Herb Society of America 10am-3pm
RENOVATING YOUR GARDEN, Registration deadline: Sept. 30 7:30 - 9:30 pm
Members $32.00 Non-Members $39.50
BEGINNERSCORSAGE, Registration deadline: Oct. 3 10am-2pm
Members $15.50 Non-Members $23.00
RUG HOOKING, Registration deadline: Oct. 3 10am-2pm
Members $50.00 Non-Members $57.50
INTRODUCTION TO IKENOBO IKEBANA FLOWER ARRANGING 10am -3 pm
Registration deadline: Oct. 4, Members $25.00 Non-Members $32.50
Toronto Bonsai Society 7 pm
North Toronto Horticultural Society 8pm GARDENING WITH WILDFLOWERS, Registration deadline: Oct. 10 7:30-9:30 pm
Members $32.50 Non-Members $40.00
Ikebana International 6:30 pm
PERENNIALS FOR ONTARIO GARDENS, Registration deadline: Oct. 10 8-10 pm
Members $63.00 Non-Members $70.50
FALL 1988 ADVANCEWORKSHOPS/COURSES REGISTRATION REQUIRED
BASIC FLOWER ARRANGING
4045A
Registration deadline: September 2, 1988
Fee: $40.00 members, $47.50 non-members
6 week course on Wednesdays, September 7, 14, 21, 28, October 5, 12.
Instructor: BettyEwens Time: 9:45 am Mary Linney 7:30 pm
The first class will be a lecture and demonstration. Please bring a notebook and pencil.
BONSAI FOR BEGINNERS
4037
Registration deadline: September 6, 1988
Instructor: JaneDonnelly
Fee: $37.00 members, $44.50 non-members Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
3 weeks in class on Wednesdays, September 7, 14 and 21
1 week field trip on Saturday, September 17.
This course covers Bonsai history and styles, sources of trees and containers. Detailed instruction for creative displaying and maintaining of your Bonsai. Sessions will includea field trip to a nursery to purchase an appropriate plant. Please bring a notebook, pencil and $3.00 for supplies.
PRESSED FLOWER WORKSHOP
4036
Registration deadline: September 6, 1988
Fee: $20.00 members, $27.50 non-members
2 week course on Thursdays, September 8 and 15.
Instructor: Betty Greenacre
Time: 10 am-Noon
A slide presentation will introduce you to the art of pressing flowers before you move on to practical work.
Kits will be available at a small cost. Please bring white glue and tweezers.
ART STUDIO 40106
Registration deadline: September 8, 1988
Fee: $45.00 members, $52.50 non-members
7 weeks on Fridays, September 9, 16, 23, 30, October 7, 14 and 21, 1988
Time: 10 am-4 pm
By popular demand we are holding our first ART STUDIO. We hope to provide the optimum environment for experienced artists to practise or to confer with other registrants, without the assistance of an instructor. Please bring your art supplies and enjoy.
THE ART OF SILK FLOWERS 40107
Registration deadline: September 8, 1988
Instructor: Jean Hewitt
Fee: $45.00 members, $52.50 non-members Time: 10-1 pm
6 week course on Mondays, September 12, 19, 26, October 3, 17 and 24, 1988
Japanese Silk Flower Making some of the flowers that you will make are Roses, Irises, Daisies, Poppies, Trilliums, Hibiscus, Poinsettias, Holly, Eucalyptus as well as filler flowers. Please bring to your first class, scissors, cutters, ruler, face cloth, notebook and pencil. Kits will be available between $3.00 and $6.00.
BASIC SOGETSU 40100
Registration deadline: September 8, 1988
Fee: $40.00 members, $47.50 non-members
Instructor: Greg Williams
Time: 1-3pm 6 week course on Mondays, September 12, 19, 26, October 3, 17, and 24, 1988
A modern Japanese school of lkebana Flower Arranging which is well known for its dramatic, free style design.
CALLIGRAPHY 40103
Registration deadline: September 8, 1988
Fee: $60.00 members, $65.00 non-members
Instructor: Margaret Challenger
Time: 1:15-3:15pm
10 week course on Tuesdays, September 13, 20, 27, October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 8, 15 and 22, 1988
A course for those who have hada little calligraphy either self-taught or have done a beginners class or can use a broad nibbed pen. Developing the Foundational Script, including a review of basic letters and numbers, using Osmiroid basic pen sets, pads 5 sg. to the inch, Script ink.
Projects include: layout and writing of quotations, a poem, place tags and cards, addressing envelopes and more. Supplies available at class.
LANDSCAPETECHNIQUES 4033
Registration deadline: September 12, 1988
Fee: $32.00 members, $39.50 non-members
4 week course on Thursdays, September 15, 22, 29 and October 6, 1988
Instructor: Peter Thomas
Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
This overview of the garden covers principles of design with an historical and technical review, construction methods, plant materials, soil preparation and pruning. At the final session students will present their own design for class discussion.
CONTINUING WATERCOLOURS 40104B
Registration deadline: September 19, 1988
Fee: $68.00 members, $75.50 non-members
Instructor: BarbaraPinkham
Time: 10 am-2 pm
8 week course on Thursdays, September 22, 29, October 6, 13, 20, 27, November 10 and 17, 1988
An ongoing class for those with some previous watercolour experience. Course will follow a realistic approach based on still life and plant material. Continuing emphasis on colour, theory, composition and design. Individual development will be encouraged. Please bring watercolour supplies and lunch.
INTRODUCTORY WATERCOLOURS 4052
Registration deadline: September 22, 1988
Fee: $68.00 members, $75.50 non-members
Instructor: LyndaBryden
Time: 10am-2 pm
8 week course on Tuesdays, September 27, October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 8, 15 and 22, 1988
Learn the skills of wash, dry brush, wet on wet glazing and textures as well as the fundamental elements of composition, design and colour theory. Students can work at their own level using still life and flowers as subject matter. Supply list will be provided at the first class. Please bring a sketch book, pencil and your lunch.
RENOVATINGYOURGARDEN 4050
Registration deadline: September 30, 1988
Fee: $32.00 members, $39.50 non-members
4 week course on Wednesdays, October 5, 12, 19 and 26, 1988
Instructor: WesPorter
Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
Bring your garden up to scratch by paying attention to lawns, trees, shrubs, perennials, fertilization, controlling pests and diseases. Learn how to rebuild garden structures. Instruction will include how to maintain your garden once renovation is achieved.
BEGINNERS CORSAGE 4058
Registration deadline: October 3, 1988
Instructor: Anne Wilson
Fee: $15.50 members, $23.00 non-members Time: 10 am-3 pm
One day workshop on Thursday, October 6
Learn how to make your own corsages using fresh materials. Kits including wire, tape, ribbons and flowers are provided at the class for $6.00. Please bring tweezers, cutters and your lunch.
RUG HOOKING 4055
Registration deadline: October 3, 1988
Fee: $50.00 members, $57.50 non-members
Instructor: ClarkeSherbo
Time: 10 am-2 pm
8 week course on Fridays, October 7, 14, 21, 28, November 11, 18, 25 and December 2
Beginners: please bring scissors and your lunch supplies available at class, cost extra.
Advanced: please call Clarke Sherbo, 782-3178, regarding patterns.
INTRODUCTION TO IKENOBO IKEBANA FLOWER ARRANGING 4043
Registration deadline: October 4, 1988
Fee: $25.00 members, $32.50 non-members
Instructors: Shizuko Kadoguchi & Ella Irving
2 week course on Fridays, October 7 and 14, 1988
Time: 10 am-3 pm
Ikenobo is well known for its traditional designs. Please bring a cylindrical and a flat container (not glass), a heavy pinholder and clippers. All available at the Trellis shop. Flowers and branches will be provided at approximately $3.50 per day.
GARDENINGWITH WILDFLOWERS 4044
Registration deadline: October 10, 1988
Fee: $32.50 members, $40.00 non-members
5 week course on Wednesdays, October 12, 19, 26, November 9, 16, 1988
Instructor:FrankKershaw
Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
Sources of plants, planting, plant selection and mulching, design and layout for woodland, meadow, bog and farm gardens. Also how to attract birds and butterflies to your garden are topics included in this increasingly popular course.
PERENNIALS FOR ONTARIO GARDENS 4049
Registration deadline: October 10, 1988
Fee: $63.00 members, $70.50 non-members
Instructor: KeithSquires
Time: 8-10 pm
8 week course on Thursdays, October 13, 20, 27, November 10, 17, 24, December 1, 8, 1988
Each student will need a copy of Canadian Garden Perennials or The Harrowsmith Perennial Garden . These can be purchased at the Trellis Shop 9:30 am - 5 pm weekdays, 12 noon to 5 pm weekends.
CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING 4057
Registration deadline: October 11, 1988
Fee: $80.00 members, $87.50 non-members
Time: 9:30 am-12 noon for Beginners 1:00-3:30 pm for Intermediates
Instructor: MoiraMudie
8 week course on Mondays, October 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14, 21, 28 and December 5, 1988
Basic materials are available at the first class for a nominal fee. Please bring a container to wash brushes and a large newsprint pad. For further information please call Moira Mudie at 222-1527.
BASIC INDOORPLANT GROWING 40105
Registration deadline: October 12, 1988
Fee: $40.00 members, $47.50 non-members
6 week course on Mondays, October 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14, 21.
Instructor: HennyMarkus
Time: 7:30-9:30 pm
This course will teach you all you need to know in order to have a beautiful indoor garden. One session will include how to make a dish garden or a terrarium. (What a great gift idea for Christmas.)
CREWEL COURSE 4038
Registration deadline: October 13, 1988
Fee: $32.00 members, $39.50 non-members
5 week course on Mondays, October 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14
Crewel work as applied to rug hooking. For advanced rug hookers only.
INTERMEDIATE CORSAGE 4040
Registration deadline: October 17, 1988
Fee: $15.50 members, $23.00 non-members
1 day course on Thursday, October 20, 1988
Instructor: ClarkeSherbo
Time: 10 am-noon
Instructor: Anne Wilson
Time: 10 am-3 pm
Continue to make your own corsages with more detail. Kits provided at class for $6.00. Please bring tweezers, cutters and your lunch.
INTERMEDIATESOGETSU 40102
Registration deadline: November 3, 1988
Fee: $40.00 members, $47.50 non-members
6 week course on Mondays, November 7, 14, 21, 28, December 5, 12, 1988
A continuation of the basic course.
INTERMEDIATEFLOWERARRANGING 4047
Registration deadline: November 3, 1988
Fee: $25.00 members, $32.50 non-members
3 week course Wednesdays, November 9, 16, 23
Instructor: Greg Williams
Time: 1-3pm
Instructor: EllaIrving
Time: 9:45 am or 7:30 pm
This course is an introduction to contemporary design. Please bring a container suitable for creative design, branches, flowers and foliage.
INTERMEDIATE IKENOBO IKEBANA
Instructor:Mrs. Kadoguchi& FLOWERARRANGING 4043 Ella Irving
Registration deadline: November 8, 1988
Fee: $37.50 members, $45.00 non-members
3 week course, Fridays, November 11, 18, 25, 1988
A continuation of the basic course.
Time: 10 am-2 pm
CHRISTMASCORSAGE 4042
Registration deadline: November 14, 1988
Fee: $15.50 members, $23.00 non-members
1 day course on Friday, November 18, 1988
Instructor:Anne Wilson
Time: 10 am-3 pm
Registrants should have taken beginners corsage to make Christmas corsages using cones and glycerined materials. Please bring tweezers, cutters and your lunch.
WRAPPING & PACKAGING
Instructor: Nan Unsworth WITH ADIFFERENCE 4041
Registration deadline: November 17, 1988
Fee: $20.00 members, $27.50 non-members
Time: 10 am-2 pm 2 week course Tuesdays, November 22 & 29, 1988
Here is an opportunity to learn how to make your wrapping become a treasured and lasting gift. If you take part in this unique workshop, the first session will be the making of bows and a demonstration of this unusual packaging. Please bring your scissors, scraps of ribbon or cotton, stapler, spool wire, notebook, pencil and your camera if you wish.
ADVANCED CORSAGE 4051
Registration deadline: November 21, 1988
Fee: $15.50 members, $23.00 non-members
Instructor: Anne Wilson
Time: 10 am-3pm 1 day course Friday, November 25, 1988
At this advanced session you will learn to use such materials as orchids in your corsages. Kits provided at class for approximately $6.00. Please bring tweezers, cutters and your lunch.
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PROCEDURE: To assess beforehand whether a given lecture or course will be economicallyfeasible, we must have advance registration for most events involving an admission charge. Participants will be registered on a first come, first served basis, only on receipt of the requisite fee. Registration can be accomplished only by delivery of fees and registration forms by mail or in person prior to the registration deadline. Visa or Mastercharge will be accepted.
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Cornucopia Workshops
Charlotte Smith
Participate in the Cornucopia fall workshops by helping to provide materials we will use. Press tiny flowers, ferns, and other interesting small wildlings for our cards; gather cones and nuts, particularly Norway spruce, sugarpine, and larch for our wreaths; hang to dry bunches of poppy seed heads, tansy (picked yellow), and dock (green, pink, and brown), grasses of all kinds, oats, fescue, millet, and barley. We can use them all. Drop your prepared material off at the Centre; we have the room to store it.
Mark your calendars for the fall workshops and register by phone or at the front desk. Class size is limited to fifteen.
Knitted Toys and Needlepoint: A follow-up workshop September 13, 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Pine Cone Workshop: September 8th, 15th, and 22nd, 10:00 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Cones and Critters Workshop: September 21 and 28, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Glue Gun Workshop: September 29th and October 6th 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Small decorative horses made from corks, and scented hot pads will be something new on our sales tables this year.
Decorator Santa Workshop: October 18th and 25th, 10:00 am - 2:00 p.m.
Pressed Flower-Card Workshop: October 20th, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Class members should continue to press small flowers and leaves so that we will have plenty of material to work with.
The Tulip Grand Matriarch of the Garden
Anne Marie Van Nest
The tulip is the only plant that can claim responsibility for turning the western world into a frenzied state. It started when tulips arrived in Holland from Constantinople in the 1570s. Their exquisite beauty caused wealthy garden lovers to desperately seek out the rarest and most gorgeous tulips available. Demand for the bulbs forced the prices of a single bulb to outrageous levels. Tulip mania lasted for the next fifty years. As more bulbs became available, connoisseurs became tired of their hobby, and the furor died away. Gardeners now controlled the future of the tulip and created a double tulip in 1665 and parrot tulips in 1690.
The beauty of tulips has endured fads, recessions, and the fancy of fashion. Cottage Maid, Van der Neer. Do these names sound familiar? Compare these names to the popular varieties of 1910. They were judged among the top fifty tulips eighty years ago. Very few flowers can claim to please four generations of gardeners.
The International Register of Tulip Names has classified tulips into a number of groups. They are a) SINGLE EARLY: One of the earliest to flower with heights to 14 in. (35 cm) b) DOUBLE EARLY: Peony-shaped flowers that bloom early. ) TRIUMPH: Angular shaped flowers on a plant 12-14 in. (30-35 cm) tall. d) DARWIN HYBRIDS: Flowers resulting from the cross of Darwin and Tulipa fosteriana: These are the largest tulips. e) SINGLE LATE: A mixed class of tulips based on their flowering time. f) LILYFLOWERED: Flowers that are pointed outward. g) FRINGED: Tulips with flowers that are frayed. h) VRIDIFLORA: Tulips with green tinted petals. i) REMBRANDT: Darwin sized tulips with a broken flower colour. j) PARROT: The multicoloured petals are twisted with irregular fringes. These are 16-18 in. (40-45 cm) tall. k) DOUBLE LATE: Peony-type flowers of late blooming bulbs. ) TULIPA KAUFMANNIANA: The species of tulip known as water lily. It has a short stiff stem to 9 in. (22 cm) m) TULIPA FOSTERIANA: The
parent of the Darwin Hybrids. It has the largest flowers on a 12 in. (30 cm) plant. n) TULIPA GREIGII: A species tulip with broad leaves that are mottled. The petals are reflexed at the tips. 0) OTHER: A grouping for the miscellaneous tulips including Bouquet.
Planting a garden of tulips.
Tulips are hardy bulbs that are native to the Mediterranean countries and found as far east as China. They require a hot, dry summer and cool, moist winter to thrive. The cold treatment is necessary for flowering, and the hot, dry treatment allows the bulbs to mature and ripen.
Tulips can be planted from September to early November. They must be planted in the fall to develop a substantial root system and to receive the cold treatment for blooming. The only criteria for the planting time is that the soil temperature is below 60F (16C), and the sail is not frozen solid.
When you are selecting bulbs, choose the largest, heaviest, and firmest. They should not feel soft, which could be a sign of decay. Healthy bulbs are trouble free: small nicks and loose skins (tunic) do not affect the bulbs. However, avoid any that have started to grow.
Plant the bulbs in a sunny well-drained area. If you live in a clay area, work in as much sand.and compost as you can each year. Plant the tulips so that 6 inches (15cm) of soil is above the bulb nose (tip). For a dramatic effect, place them in groups of odd numbers 5,7,9. A natural, informal design of placement is preferred unless you are fortunate to have a formal garden containing ornate parterres.
Many city gardens turn into a battlefield each spring as gardener competes with animal pest. | have come to the conclusion that moth balls and other repellents are less than satisfactory. This perennial problem has a number of solutions. The first option is to trap and remove the squirrels and turn them loose in a remote wild area. This will not guarantee that they stay away as some have been known to travel over many kilometres to come back to a favourite garden. Also, there is nothing to stop new squirrels from arriving. The second option is to plant foul tasting bulbs such as Narcissus (Daffodils) and Fritillaria imperialis (Crown
Imperial) in the immediate area. The skunk smell of the Fritillaria is sure to drive everyone away. The third option is the most effective. It involves planting the bulbs under a wire mesh. This will stop any animal from digging up the bulbs while allowing the shoots to emerge in the spring.
The annual flower bulb day celebrated throughout the bulb growing countries has expanded this year to Flower Bulb Week". It is September 18th to 24th. The theme for this year is Spring Starts Now ". The objectives are to remind people to plant spring flowering bulbs now. There isn 't a better location to purchase your fall bulbs than at the Centre. This year we will offer an outstanding assortment ready for immediate planting. Visit the Trellis Shop during September for the best selection.
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For 1988: Mr. Charles Coffey, Mr. Mark Cullen, Mrs. Margaret Killey, Mrs. Susan McCoy, Mrs. Judy Samuel, Mr. Robert Saunders, Mr. Phillip S. Tingley, Mrs. Dorothy Weir.
For 1988 and 1989: Mrs. Anne Bawden, Mr. Klaus Bindhardt, Dr. Brian Bixley, Mrs. Eliane Hooft, Mrs. Heather MacKinnon, Mrs. Gail Rhynard.
For 1988, 1989 & 1990: Mr. Stuart Gilchrist, Mr. Alan Grieve, Mr. Kenneth H.C. Laundy, Mrs. Susan Macaulay and Mr. Victor Portelli of Metropolitan Toronto Parks.
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The Civic Garden Centre warmly welcomes new members. Membership privileges include:
Annual subscription to members newsletter
Discounts on courses, lectures and workshops
10% discount on most purchases in the Trellis Shop
Special local and international Garden Tours
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