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Stittsville Goulbourn Horticultural Society
(SGHS)

We are the gardening club of Stittsville, Richmond, Munster and Ashton since 1962.

Explore the categories for our current Photo Competition. Keep taking those photos! Contest closes early February 2027.

Upcoming Events

We are taking our annual sumer break from presentations until September. There are volunteer opportunities during the summer at both Lee Boltwood Park and JoJo's Community Garden.

Fall Plant Sale: Saturday Sept 5th, 9am to noon

Location: JoJo's Community Garden

Focusing on any perennials that can be divided or planted in the fall, propogations from houseplants, and seeds requiring cold stratification.

September 15th 7-8:30pm. Meeting starts at 7:30pm

"Birds in the Garden – Recognizing, Attracting and Protecting Them", Shelley Pelkey

Location: Fringewood Community Centre

October 20th 7-8:30pm. Meeting starts at 7:30pm

Arukah Worm Farm

Location: Fringewood Community Centre

Thanks - May 2026 Spring Plant Sale

Thanks to all gardeners that contributed to our annual Spring Plant Sale on May 23rd. This is one of our major annual fund-raisers. We had an excellent sale despite the cool spring. We could not be successful without our great volunteers and their plant contributions.

Tomatoes in Greenhouse
All About Stittsville Goulbourn Horticultural Society

Come garden with us!

SGHS offers a program that includes regular monthly meetings with knowledgeable speakers, annual photography competition, spring and fall plant sales, March Seedy Saturday, and various volunteer events.

Our meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month (July, August, and December excepted) at the Fringewood Community Centre. Doors open at 7pm, meeting starts at 7:30pm. Zoom option is available to members. Please check if a meeting will be in-person or only via Zoom.

Our Society offers the following benefits to its members:

  • Education about horticulture through meetings, publications, workshops & seminars

  • Beautification of home and community

  • Environmental preservation and restoration

  • Learning about native plants and pollinators

  • Promotion of the quality of life through horticulture

  • Support of the Provincial Master Gardener program

  • Promoting accessible gardening and gardening therapy

 

Welcome!

Do you have questions about our group or our events/activities? Interested in joining? Or just have a gardening question? Please reach out -- we are happy to help!

Thanks for reaching out!

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