Julie Aubie

Hello again, Members! The fall season is wrapping up and we're turning our focus to the holidays – and that means it's time for our annual Amaryllis Sale – with a few updates that we think you’ll appreciate.

Copy this letter and paste it into this form to tell Kitchener City Council that you are against a multi-use path route that harms heritage trees and structures in Rockway Gardens: --- Dear Councillors, The City of Kitchener is planning to install a multi-use path through Rockway Gardens, over the grassed area alongside Floral Crescent, with bump-outs that would remove the ability to park on the road.

Tell the City of Kitchener you support a multi-use path – but not at the cost of the heritage trees and community space that we all treasure.

Our first garden tour of 2025 is all about experimenting and being true to your evolving tastes! Two are landscapes with long histories (37 years! 46 years!) and gardeners who aren't afraid to move things around, or change their minds.

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Hello again, Members! Autumn is winding down and the holidays are drawing near—it’s the perfect time to be thinking about gift ideas for those special people on your list! Whether you’re searching for something unique for the person who has it all, or want to brighten up your own winter season, we’ve got you covered: Once again, Rockway Gardens is excited to offer Amaryllis kits to GardenKitchener members at the fantastic price of just $25.

GardenKitchener is excited to announce that we are seeking mapping services for Rockway Gardens, one of Kitchener's beloved green spaces.

Written by Karin Clemens, Rockway Gardens Head Gardener This season, we had the lucky opportunity to join the Annual Trials held by the University of Guelph.

Our July 2024 garden tour features some gorgeous gardens that demonstrate exceptional creativity – from the innovative use of slopes, to imaginative combinations of real and imitation plants.

Our June 2024 garden tour features some innovative gardens that showcase unique designs.