BRAMPTON – The City of Brampton, in partnership with the Brampton Horticultural Society, is excited to announce the 13th annual Seedy Saturday and Garden Show.
Save the date | 13th Annual Seedy Saturday and Garden Show
Date: Saturday, March 8, 2025
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Location: Century Gardens Recreation Centre, 340 Vodden St. E., Brampton ON
This free, family-friendly event provides opportunities for attendees to expand their gardening knowledge, connect with experts and discover sustainable growing practices. It offers experiences for gardeners and enthusiasts of all experience levels and ages to enjoy, including:
- Expert presentations: Gain insights from environmental specialists on sustainable gardening practices. This year’s presenters include:
- Bob Wildfong – Seeds of Diversity
- Sean James – Renowned sustainable landscaper
- Stephen Biggs – Horticulturist, Author and Podcast Host for “Garden for Life”
- Gardening resources: Access a wealth of information to help your garden thrive.
- Vendor connections: Engage with local vendors offering seeds, tools and advice.
- Seed exchange: Participate in seed sharing, swapping and purchasing to diversify your garden.
- Seedy Café: Relax and enjoy refreshments in a cozy setting.
- Kids’ Zone: Interactive and educational activities designed for children.
Gardening is a great physical activity that also supports overall health and well-being. For more information about the Seedy Saturday and Garden Show and a list of vendors, visit brampton.ca/seedysaturday.
More ways to explore gardening in Brampton
Sign up for the Backyard Garden Club and e-newsletter
Open to all gardening enthusiasts, the Backyard Garden Club provides a monthly e-newsletter with gardening information, advice from horticultural experts, exclusive offers and other resources. Visit brampton.ca/backyardgarden to join the club and receive the e-newsletter.
“The City of Brampton is proud to offer Seedy Saturday for its 13th year, providing residents with the opportunity to explore gardening. Events like this, along with programs such as the Backyard Garden Program, reflect our commitment to investing in initiatives that encourage outdoor activity, environmental stewardship and community connection. We are dedicated to creating more opportunities for residents to get outside, grow their own food and embrace the many benefits of gardening. I encourage everyone to attend and take advantage of all the resources available to start or enhance their gardening journey.” – Patrick Brown, Mayor of Brampton