Toronto Japanese Garden Club

We are a group of like-minded individuals with a shared interest in gardening, who focus on preserving and celebrating Japanese culture and aesthetics.

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We have deep roots in Toronto…

In the fall of 1952, a group of people who were active in the Toronto Buddhist Church began meeting informally. They were interested in sharing their rich cultural heritage with others in the Toronto area. 

This group had the foresight of wanting to continue traditional Japanese arts such as landscape gardening, bonsai and ikebana. It was a bold vision of inclusion and reaching beyond.

In the present day, our group members continue to honour this vision, and create a community where all who are interested are welcome.

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Our Annual Events

Toronto Japanese Garden Club

MARCH

Your opportunity to meet the board and other members, learn about club activities, socialize and help to plan future events.

JUNE

Attendees can purchase different varieties of  morning glory and chrysanthemum seedlings, and other Japanese herbs and vegetables.

AUGUST

Held annually at the Momiji Health Care Society, this event includes ikebana, bonsai, cultural displays and demonstrations.

OCTOBER

Fall Flowers & Bonsai Show

A celebration of chrysanthemums along with demos, and displays of bonsai and ikebana.

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Connecting Japanese arts and culture to the natural world

If you like to garden and want to learn more about our group, we invite you to join us at an event or contact us.