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Location
This public garden is located behind 45 Speedvale Avenue on the Trans Canada Trail.
About the garden
- This demonstration garden shows residents how drought tolerant and low maintenance plants would work well in a typical city garden. There is an added design challenge as a large Norway Maple shades the bottom half of the garden.
- The garden is made up mostly of shrubs and some perennial plants. Plants were chosen to provide all season food and shelter for pollinators.
- City staff, Pollination Guelph and volunteers maintain the garden.
Get involved
This garden was designed to provide an example of a beautiful low maintenance landscape that also provides habitat for wildlife and to inspire residents to create similar habitat gardens at home. Come check it out and get inspired!
Volunteers are always welcome to help with garden maintenance, to volunteer contact [email protected].
