Get your garden ready for late summer with a practical session on urban ecology in Thorncliffe. Led by City of Toronto Urban Forestry staff, this drop-in workshop dives into the most common invasive plants taking root across Toronto properties.
What to Expect
Attendees will learn reliable identification techniques for aggressive non-native species, understand their specific ecological impact on local ravine systems, and pick up actionable strategies for removal and control. Beyond tackling the weeds, the presentation highlights positive steps you can take to enhance native habitats and support local pollinators right in your own backyard.
Getting There
Hosted at the Thorncliffe branch located at 48 Thorncliffe Park Drive, easily accessible by local TTC bus routes from Pape or Bayview stations. This is a free, drop-in event with no registration required—ideal for local gardeners, homeowners, and anyone passionate about Toronto's urban canopy.
