Come See What’s Growing, Saturday April 14, 2018

Here in the Niagara Region, we belong to a diverse and caring community. As greenhouse growers who are a part of this incredible community, we are passionate about the variety of our locally grown flowers, plants, and vegetables; we enjoy sharing how things grow and impact our Niagara Region and beyond.

On Saturday April 14, 2018, seven Niagara greenhouses will open their doors for the public to come and learn about the floral culture, its environmentally safe practices and its intention to share hope and connectedness through the gift of flowers.

Bracelets will be sold at the door of each participating greenhouse for $5.00. The bracelet will give one access to all the participating greenhouses (1 bracelet = admission to all greenhouse). All proceeds from the bracelet sales will go towards NLC ministry work.

Boekestyn Greenhouses, 4019 13 Street, Jordan Station, ON L0R 2C0   Chrysanthemums, gerbera, cyclamen, kalanchoes, Easter lilies, amaryllis, and spring seasonal

Creekside Greenhouses, 4397 Fairlane Rd, Jordan Station, ON LOR 1S0  Phalaenopsis   Hydrangea, hanging baskets, mixed planters and annuals

Cosmic Plants, 4228 Maple Grove Road, Beamsville, Ontario L0R 1B   Orchids in various sizes and shapes

Jeffery’s Greenhouses, 2411 Fourth Avenue, Jordan, ON, L0R 1S0   Spring Bedding Plants, Fall Garden mums, Cyclamen and Poinsettias

Prins Grow Inc, 4369 Fairlane road, Jordan station, ON L0R1S0   Cut-flowers- Statice, pionies and cut Amaryllis

St. Davids Hydroponics, 4860 Martin Rd, Beamsville, ON L0R 1B1   Bell peppers and eggplant

Sunrise Greenhouses, 3324 Second Ave, Vineland Station, ON L0R 2E0   Campanula, Ornithogalum, Holiday Lavender Tree, Holiday Rosemary Tree, Ardisia and Lavender