Canada Blooms:
The Flower and Garden Festival
will be celebrating our
15th Anniversary
March 15-20, 2011
at the Direct Energy Centre

Thank you to all our
Sponsors, Exhibitors, Volunteers
and Patrons for making
our 2010 Festival
such a great success!

Canada Blooms: The Flower & Garden Festival invites you to visit a paradise bursting with six acres of glorious gardens in full bloom, more than 100,000 square feet of green thumb shopping and much, much more at Canada's largest and most prestigious flower and garden festival.

If you were interested in learning more about gardening? There are four different educational stages going non-stop, the show offers over 200 hours of seminars, workshops and demonstrations over five days from some of the best garden experts in North America. And it was free with your admission to Canada Blooms.

If you need a little inspiration or were looking for ideas? Over twenty dazzling and unique display gardens are designed and built by the best of the best!

Ever wondered what happens to those beautiful flowers after the festival?

After this year's event The City of Toronto, Canada Blooms and Procter’s Cartage Ltd. partnered to distribute 500 spring blooms and shrubs to seniors living at Fudger House, one of the City of Toronto’s long-term care homes. Flowers have also been made available to seniors’ facilities and programs including Belmont House, Fellowship Towers, Rekai Centre, Seniors Pride Network, Dixon Hall, Toronto Tamil Seniors Association, True Davidson Acres Meals on Wheels, Winchester Square and Home Makers and Nurses Services clients. In addition to repurposing the flowers, the City and Canada Blooms have partnered to save 40 trees from the show, which will be planted in City parks this spring.
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