Every year, Pacific Horticulture College students work with members of the public who are willing to offer their properties as landscape design student projects. This is a great learning opportunity […]
Despite some persistently frosty mornings and one or two rain showers, this moment of the year is surely one of the most marvellous and stimulating, especially for gardeners. It feels […]
Despite some persistently frosty mornings and one or two rain showers, this moment of the year is surely one of the most marvellous and stimulating, especially for gardeners. It feels […]
Spring has sprung and we are lucky enough to have TWO gardens to feature for April! The Native Plant Garden Spring comes early to the Native Plant Garden. With our […]
Rhododendrons Student Blog Post by Amanda Connor and Marie Schamhart Our class had the pleasure of meeting Bill McMillan who has had a clear passion for Rhododendrons most of his […]
Dry Stone Wall Student Blog Post By: Chloe Guimond Dry stone wall is a technique dating back over a thousand years. It is very popular in Scotland and was traditionally […]
Coming into March I like to think that spring is now just around the corner. The skies are still grey but when the sunshine breaks through it seems to bring […]
Coming into March I like to think that spring is now just around the corner. The skies are still grey but when the sunshine breaks through it seems to bring […]
The Garden of the Month for March 2021 is the Doris Page Winter Garden! By March, the Doris Page Winter Garden has come through the coldest part of the year […]
Welcome to the Children & Youth Programs at HCP! Our aim is to create and provide land-based learning opportunities for children and youth in our community. Through these outdoor educational […]
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR SCHOOLS, TEACHERS & THEIR CLASSES Welcome to children and youth programs at HCP! Our aim is to create and provide community-based nature and gardening experiences and education […]
Welcome to the Children & Youth Programs at HCP! Our aim is to create and provide land-based learning opportunities for children and youth in our community. Through these outdoor educational […]
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We at HCP gratefully acknowledge that the Gardens are located on the ancestral territories of the lək’ʷəŋən peoples, represented by the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples, represented by the W̱JOȽEȽP (Tsartlip), BOḰEĆEN (Pauquachin), SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout), W̱SIḴEM (Tseycum) and MÁLEXEȽ (Malahat) Nations. With gratitude, we work and learn where people come together in appreciation of plants and stewardship of the Gardens.
