Community Invited to Open House at the Cobourg Greenhouse

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Sneak peak at the floral arrangements to be planted in this seasons municipal gardens
The Town of Cobourg’s Community Services Division would like to invite all residents to attend an Open House at the Town of Cobourg Greenhouse located at 501 Thompson Street.

The Town of Cobourg Parks staff have been busy seeding and transplanting the annuals and perennials that will be planted in this year’s public flower beds and flower baskets around town. To celebrate the beginning of this year’s gardening season, staff would like to welcome all residents to tour the Greenhouse to see what flowers will be planted in this year’s gardens.

Greenhouse Open House Event Details

Date: Saturday, May 11

Time: 10am – 1pm

Location: 501 Thompson St, Cobourg, ON.

Please note, plants are for municipal gardens and are not for sale to the public.

Pete Fisher
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