Welcome!

Let’s Beautify Your Garden Together!

USG is a graduate project of MD for the SofC based at the University of Toronto and an online garden club network for individuals and garden groups, open to anyone, novices are especially welcome. What we offer:

Gardening Microsoft Teams talks during the autumn & winter, see program page
50% seed catalogue discounts & other offers see benefits page
Maps to find gardens, independent nurseries, dog friendly gardens, plus more see maps page
Summer garden visits & meetups
Plus we provide support for garden groups/clubs/societies
Speakers list & short notice cancellation system
Monthly zoom networking sessions to share advice & help

Please join our email newsletter via the box below to be notified of events.

1647.445.2350

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Fertilization

Learn more details how fertilization takes place in plants, here.

Waste Disposal

Simplify your recycling and waste collection at home.

Shrub Planting

Learn how to plant shrubs to create a foundation for a well-designed landscape.

Certified Experts

The gardeners you find through us are more than qualified to provide fast and high-quality service.

Grass Cutting

Master pro lawn care techniques with our ultimate guide to mowing,

Garden Care

Whether you have a green thumb or not, join to get lists of essential gardening tips to ensure that all your plants grow and thrive.

Membership

USG is perfect for individuals and garden clubs to enjoy Microsoft Teams talks from the comfort of your own home. Below you can join as a full member (either as an individual or an affiliated club) and access the full benefits by clicking here to join.
Click here to see the membership benefits.

MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS

1) Become an Individual Member for only $20 annually. Click here to join, you will then receive the members benefits and access to the private members area. Thank you.
2) Your club could become Affiliated with USG. To affiliate there is a small membership contribution of $25 (to help with the cost of running USG) and we ask you to contribute a zoom talk towards our programme of zoom events (arranged either by your club or by USG). This covers all the members of your club.
Click here for more info about Affiliation.

Proper Care

Experiencing new challenges.

High Skill

Meetings where members showcase their plants and floral designs.

Deep Learning

Gaining knowledge and education in floral design and gardening.

Edible Geography

Social activities and excursions.

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What Our Members Say

Let vibrant community of gardeners who thrive on collaboration, creativity, and learning through shared experiences!.

Testimonial 1

Appreciate the continual feedback, makes a good opinion of importance each member has regarding communication between member and club. Thank you. Great work by consultants.

Nadine Berger​

Floral Designer​ Student

Testimonial 2

A great way to buy gardening products without the stress of going into garden centres.

Robert Berger​

Backyard Gardener​

Testimonial 3

Thank you for taking the time to listen to my plight and not just reacting, by throwing policies at me. Companies tend to forget the value of customers, you have handled the matter with due diligence and consideration. I am beyond pleased with the outcome.

Pascal Haas​

Environmentalist & Entrepreneur​

Testimonial 4

This is a great club to join if you really enjoy your garden and being online specially when the weather sucks. There are many different products to buy, from plants to gardening tools and even outdoor furniture and it is possible to choose your membership – from a Starter pack to VIP.

Carmen Haas​

Urban Farmer

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Questions & Answers​

The USG Helper – A Gardeners Newsletter, Gardening Basics, House Plant Care, Gardening Calendar, Photos and more. Click here.

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