Toronto Botanical Garden is thrilled to host its annual spring plant sale, filled with a thoughtful selection of top-performing and ethically sourced plants from reliable growers. Enjoy a friendly and relaxed shopping experience surrounded by plants and the people who care for them.

Open to the Public on Mother’s Day Weekend

Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Members-Only Preview + Shopping Day

Friday, May 10, noon to 7 p.m. (Present your card at the entrance)

Here’s a sneak peek of what you can expect:

New Plant Varieties: Discover plants you won’t find anywhere else, sourced from local and trusted growers. We’ve also selected natives, nativars, and pollinator-friendly plants. Click here for a preview plant list.

Expert Advice: Our knowledgeable staff and volunteers will be on hand to offer personalized recommendations and gardening tips.

FREE Coffee Chaff: Courtesy of Zavida Coffee. Bring a container to take some home to fertilize your garden.

Make a Day of it: Spread the word, bring your friends, grab lunch at the TBG Bloom Cafe, and make time to stroll through our beautiful garden for more inspiration.

NEW Mini Pop-up Market with 10+ vendors showcasing botanically-inspired gifts, sweet treats, and specialty plants!

1 in a Millean

Bagoplant

Drop Tha Bomb (Friday only)

Eastcliff Farm

Farida Zaman illustration and design (Friday only)

Garden Club of Toronto

Handmade By Myrna

Homebody Collective (Friday only)

Jardinal Design (Friday and Saturday only)

Lora’s Lovables

Maria Drazilov

Richters Herbs (Friday only)

Roses Without Thorns

Rueneau (Saturday only)

SNGGLASS

The Intemporal (Saturday only)

Bees Are Life Inc.

TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS

If you have old plant trays, bins, or cardboard trays, bring them to gather and safely transport your plants home. We would be happy to accept donations of old plant trays too!

We have a limited supply of wagons and carts to gather your plants while shopping. If you have a wagon or cart you are welcome to bring it.

All proceeds support the Toronto Botanical Garden.