Bruce Botanical Food Gardens

4.8

(5) 5 reviews

62 Park Street
Ripley, Ontario N0G 2R0

Tours

Workshops

Join Heather as she teaches some creative (and delicious) ways to use herbs from your garden! Take that thanksgiving turkey to the next level or add a twist to your favourite fall-cozy meal. Once you learn how to add herbs to the base of your meal, the opportunities are endless!

Happening at the Ripley-Huron Community Centre (17 Queen st. Ripley, ON.)

Our cooking workshops are beginner friendly and designed to inspire you to use your gardens' produce in new and unique ways!

$10.00 per person. Ages 12+. Youth under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and adult ticketholder.

Payment is required to complete your registration. Please send your payment via e-transfer to gardenmanager@bbfg.org with "herbs" in the notes section, or reach out for other accommodations.

About

Come enjoy the rustic surroundings, learn about the different plants that are grown here and gather a variety of in season foods. It's a rare experience! If you are looking for a guided tour experience, we offer tours from June to September.

gardenmanager@bbfg.org

https://bbfg.org

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5 reviews

Jennifer Harris
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April was a wonderful guide for todays seed collecting workshop. I learned lots and can't wait to visit again.
Heather Newman
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Amazing, as always!
Deb
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Very well organized and led.
Kids of all ages including tweens and teens.
Everything was included - rocks, paint, brushes, water, and rags.
Finished rocks were sprayed with a sealer.
Outdoors on picnic style tables.
Really nice atmosphere. FUN!
Started on time.
Got to paint 3 good sized rocks.

Explored the garden afterwards!
Vanessa Andrew
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Another incredible tour! Olivia was an amazing tour guide keeping our crew captivated and engaged as we flowed through the garden. Thank you, thank you! It's a favourite destination to visit. The crew from BK-2
Glenda Morrison
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The tour was great yesterday. It was very informative and great to see how everything is used at the garden and doesn’t end up in the landfill. Thanks