The Lambton Shores Committee has plenty of programs and projects on the go! Check them out below:
Flower Colours |
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Results from a survey taken in the fall determined the colour combination Lambton Shores would use in 2022 would be red and white. Hanging baskets will include Supertunias in Really Red, Snowstorm Giant Snowflake and Variegated Vinca Vine this year. |
Trash Bash |
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Each year on or around Earth Day, Lambton Shores Communities in Bloom hosts their annual trash bash - an initiative to clean up our neighbourhoods after winter. Everyone is encouraged to keep the initiative going throughout the year! If you see trash on the ground while you are out in your neighbourhood, pick it up and throw it in your trash receptacle. As always, please remember to continue practicing physical distancing and proper hygiene practices as recommended by Lambton Public Health. |
Adopt-A-Pot or Plot |
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Interested in becoming an adopter? Email events@lambtonshores.ca for more information. This year's planters will contain petunias in Supertunias in Really Red and White, Supertunia Mini Vista White and a red blanket flower. Look for them throughout our beautiful communities! |
Community Gardens |
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Community gardens continue to thrive in Grand Bend, Port Franks and Forest. Note: Community Gardens have been deemed an essential service by the Province of Ontario. It is imperative that we continue to practice physical distancing and use proper hygiene practices at the gardens to do our part to stop the spread of COVID-19. Lambton Public Health has provided the following list of requirements for Community Gardens: |
Garden of the Week |
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More details will be posted when they become available. |
Best Bloomin' Business |
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Note: This program has been postponed for this year. |
Native Trees |
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Lambton Shores Communities in Bloom continues to encourage the planting of native trees in our community. Check out our Native Tree Brochure to learn about a variety of trees that are native to our area, as well as information on the invasive Gypsy Moth. Check out how the Lakeshore Eco-Network is contributing to our tree canopy. |
Community Profile Book |
The Year of the Garden has been proclaimed for the year 2022. It is a Centennial Celebration of Canada’s horticulture sector from January 1 to December 31, 2022, will commemorate Canada’s rich garden heritage, celebrate today’s vibrant garden culture, and create important legacies for a sustainable future. To celebrate this, they are encouraging everyone to plant red flowers in 2022.
Adopters are responsible for watering, fertilizing, dead heading and weeding. Committee members are happy to provide advice where needed!
Each week 5 gardens are selected as one of our featured gardens in Lambton Shores. Recipients will receive a certificate of achievement and a sign to post in their garden for a week. Recipients are asked to send a photo of their garden with the sign to 
Lambton Shores businesses are encouraged to beautify their store fronts with floral displays Contact Us
