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Irondequoit Garden Walks is a community-driven celebration of the beauty, creativity, and passion found in our local gardens. What began as a simple way for neighbors to share their love of gardening has grown into an annual tradition that showcases the vibrant spirit of Irondequoit.
Day Tour: Saturday & Sunday, July 18 & 19, 10am-4pm Friday & Saturday Night Lights: July 17 & 18, 8:30-11pm Programs available at the Town of Tonawanda Aquatic Center and at the following participating gardens: 370 Delaware Rd., 491 Highland Ave., and 1237 Tonawanda St.
HEADQUARTERS: Martin Luther King, Jr. Park - Near Fillmore & North Parade’s Masten District sign People’s Park - Main Street across from Jewett Parkway MAPS: Pick up at the East Side Garden Walk headquarters during the days and hours of the Walk, or at select sponsor locations.
Day Tour: Saturday & Sunday, July 18 & 19, 10am-4pm Friday & Saturday Night Lights: July 17 & 18, 8:30-11pm Programs available at the Town of Tonawanda Aquatic Center and at the following participating gardens: 370 Delaware Rd., 491 Highland Ave., and 1237 Tonawanda St.
The Lancaster Garden Walk is an event where everyday gardeners put their work on display for residents to stop by and enjoy. Whether you are participating or just viewing, the Garden Walk is a beloved event in our village. Friday, July 17th from 8:30pm-11pm Saturday, July 18th from 10am-4:30pm Sunday, July 19th from 10am-4:30pm
Irondequoit Garden Walks is a community-driven celebration of the beauty, creativity, and passion found in our local gardens. What began as a simple way for neighbors to share their love of gardening has grown into an annual tradition that showcases the vibrant spirit of Irondequoit.
Shade gardens can be beautiful, provided you understand the different degrees of shade and which plants grow best. You’ll learn what to plant, how to deal with the challenges of shade gardening, and ways to design a small-space garden with perennials and other plants.
Garden Walk Buffalo attracts visitors from around the US, Canada to see some of Buffalo's most beautiful gardens.
Garden Walk Buffalo attracts visitors from around the US, Canada to see some of Buffalo's most beautiful gardens.
Spend time in the Permaculture Living Laboratory (PLL) located between Lee Hall and Shineman. The garden is open to anyone looking for some relaxing time outside, those in need of volunteer hours, or those who want to learn more about gardening. Email sustainability@oswego.edu for more info.