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Posted on July 24, 2018 by oshawaexpress in COMMUNITY. The City of Oshawa recently unveiled a plaque to commemorate the opening of the new Daylily Collection in the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens. The one of a kind collection of locally hybridized daylilies addition to the already beautiful gardens was made possible by the donation from Henry ...
Jul 20, 2018 · The Daylily Garden Collection is officially open! Today the City of Oshawa unveiled a plaque to celebrate the new addition to the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens. The flowers were donated and the...
The City of Oshawa is working with the Oshawa Garden Club, Brooklin Horticulture Society, Canadian Daylily Association and volunteers to develop a one of a kind collection of locally hybridized daylilies to the Oshawa Valley Botanical Garden (O.V.B.G.). The Daylily Garden is proposed to be installed at Kinsmen Valleyview Park, on the east side of the Oshawa Creek directly across from the Peony ...
The Oshawa Peony Festival is returning to the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens on June 11 and 12, 2022, and you can wander through over 300 beautiful blooms. ...
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An online program from September 17, 2020.It’s been 100 years since the opening of Oshawa’s Lakeview Park. To mark this milestone, we’ll be highlighting Osha...
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Jul 25, 2018 · The newest section in the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens (OVBG) incorporates more than 200 day lily varieties and they’re now in full bloom.
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The Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens (O.V.B.G.) provide a unique garden exploration experience. The gardens offer a series of modern features linked to the nationally designated gardens of Parkwood, The R. S. McLaughlin Estate. Set among creek banks and old-growth trees, O.V.B.G. follows the natural terrain of the Oshawa Valley Creek system.
