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To say that the 2020 wedding season is looking different than expected would be an understatement....

This blog was originally posted in 2018. We have updated at the end with slides usually only...

Recently the BBC published an article saying that Gardening is an activity that can help you live...

Thank you to Laura and Jessica from the staff of Pacific Horticulture College for answering these...

Responsibilities: Assist the Head Gardener with general garden duties including but not limited...

Position Title:           Integrated Pest Management Instructor – Part-time, Contract...

Community Education has long been a staple of offerings at the Gardens at HCP. Our mission is to...

A Pacific Horticulture College Student Blog Post by: Chris Head This August, our horticulture...

Fruit Culture – a blog post in two parts by Pacific Horticulture College Students  ...

This blog post has been written by Pacific Horticulture Student: Rachel Lavrisa The Fireweed Farm...

The Gardens at HCP is a pretty special place year-round. The changing maple trees in the Takata...

A blog from our Pacific Horticulture College in two parts: Part One: Environmental Stewardship by:...

Part Two of our Pacific Horticulture College Student Blog Series on Organic Land Care. Find Part...

by Maddy Pauls (Part one of our two part blog posts on Organic Land Care – Find Part Two...

Position Title:              Plant Identification Instructor – Part-time, Contract...

Student Blog post by: Amelia Barbin and Gareth Richards The art of constructing dry-stone walls...

The Gardens at HCP has been part of the horticulture community, a tourist destination, a local...

This is a blog post in two parts – please enjoy all the great rhododendron information from...

Each year, Pacific Horticulture College students work with members of the public who are willing...

An article recognizing the rise of the Gardens of HCP and the role of volunteers by: Fareeha...

by Carmen Berlin Part 2 of our 2019 Pacific Horticulture Student Blogs on Ethnobotany As a high...

Of this Land by Fareeha Siddique Reflections on Introduction to Ethnobotany by guest lecturer...

Now that Spring has arrived, it is hard to imagine that it was only a month ago when Vancouver...