Welcome to our 2024 Garden Walks.
Enjoy a self-directed garden walk every Tuesday evening from May 28
until August 13, 2024, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Rain or Shine.
There are 32 properties over the 12 weeks including a Celebration at
one of Cambridge’s unique locations. Many are in walking distance of
one another with a few requiring the use of a car. The number of gardens
available for each evening is in brackets.
Tuesday, May 28(3). See signs on Cottonwood Crescent, Cambridge.
Tuesday, June 4 (3). See signs on McKenzie Street, Cambridge.
Tuesday, June 11(3). See signs on Porter Crescent, Cambridge.
Tuesday, June 18 (3). See signs on Dolph Street North, Cambridge.
Tuesday, June 25 (3). See signs on Old Highway 8, Sheffield.
Tuesday, July 2 (3). See signs on Speedsville Road, Cambridge.
Tuesday, July 9 (3). See signs on Cedarbrook Court, Cambridge.
Tuesday, July 16 (3). See signs on Robert Simone Way, Ayr.
Tuesday, July 23 (3). See signs on Guelph Avenue, Cambridge.
Tuesday, July 30 (2). See signs on Byng Avenue, Cambridge.
Tuesday, August 6 (3). See signs at Washington, Ontario.
Tuesday, August 13, Celebration in Cambridge. RSVP.
See our club sign with water lilies to pick up your 2024 program
booklet for a minimum cost of $15 per adult and $5 for youth under 18
years of age, which also includes a one-year club membership. The
program booklet outlines all of the addresses and a write up about each
property. Board and club volunteers will be available to help you at each
location. Access to the gardens is only possible with a paid
booklet/membership. Guests are welcome for the evening, $3 per person.
Please contact CambridgeRiversEdgeGardeners@gmail.com or call
519-624-8998 if you have any questions.
Etiquette for Garden Walks
For everyone’s enjoyment of the garden walks, your safety, the comfort of others and the
protection of the property and activity owners:
PLEASE…
- bring your membership card
- walk carefully as you experience these locations
- stay in the designated areas
- enjoy looking at the plants and wildlife
- take care of restroom needs before you arrive
- ensure that all adults and children are respectful of the locations by walking and
cooperating with others - respect on-street parking while avoiding parking in driveways or on grassy shoulders of
country properties - wear comfortable shoes and appropriate clothing to enjoy your experience
- take photos of plants and gardens for personal use only (except where noted) Realize
that these experiences vary in their style to demonstrate a multitude of plants,
landscaping/gardening styles and topography.
Please remember to thank the property owners or guides for his/her hospitality.
Every property owner takes much time to prepare for these visits.
All members of Cambridge RIVERS’ EDGE Gardeners and hosts appreciate your cooperation to
create a positive experience for everyone. Thank you and see you on a Garden Walk!