Larry Phillips
Board of DirectorsLarry Phillips is recently retired from a career in the information technology industry where he established a solid reputation as a business leader and senior practitioner. He was the Fujitsu […]
Larry Phillips is recently retired from a career in the information technology industry where he established a solid reputation as a business leader and senior practitioner. He was the Fujitsu […]
Ron Cox, a resident of Victoria since 1981, is a management consultant and passionate gardener. Professionally he advises organizations on strategy and information technology investments. His work has given him […]
Many people are interested in environmentally friendly and low maintenance gardens that will attract birds, butterflies, and other wildlife to their garden.
The Gardens at Horticulture Centre of the Pacific (HCP), home to the Pacific Horticulture College, presents a year-round garden experience that all can enjoy. Located just twelve kilometres north of Downtown […]
Thinking of a career in horticulture? Start in January and follow the growing season as you go through our 10-month professional training program. In less than a year, you will be ready to move into an exciting, diverse field of work with excellent employment opportunities.
Drop in and make your very own unique reindeer. All pieces will be cut and prepared ahead of time so all you need to do is get creative and have […]
Benefits of Volunteering at the Gardens Volunteers have been involved with the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific from the outset and still form an integral part of the organization today. […]
The Gardens at HCP offer great Community Education workshops for everyone, from landscape professionals to hobbyist gardeners. We offer a wide range of topics including pruning, basket weaving, flower arranging and more.
Why does HCP need your support? As a charity, HCP relies on philanthropic contributions every year, in addition to our memberships and other revenue streams, to support our gardens and […]
Free to the public, this 100 acre site includes second growth Douglas Fir surrounding wetlands, walking and cycling trails, and a bird watching platform near the Interurban car park. For […]
This garden demonstrates the variety of vegetables that can be grown in our climate year round. It includes herbs, small fruits and many flowering plants - some are edible and […]
Named for the Takata family who owned and operated a Japanese garden in Esquimalt from 1907-1942. When they were forced to leave Victoria they gave many plants to their Gorge […]