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Step inside the Garden Shop

We have a thoughtfully curated collection inspired by nature. From seasonal plants and gardening essentials to locally-sourced gifts, home décor, gardening books and locally made goods, every purchase supports the Toronto Botanical Garden. Whether you’re refreshing your own green space or finding the perfect gift, the Garden Shop offers something special in every season. Located inside the Visitor Centre.

Save 10% on in-store purchases and support the Garden further by becoming a member.

Artists in the Shop

Visit the Garden Shop on Sunday afternoons to meet a featured local artist, enjoy live demonstrations, and gain insight into the inspiration and techniques behind their work which will be available for purchase.

2026 Schedule:

  • Oct 25 - Anne Marie Desaulniers, Textiles
  • Nov 1 - Mac Ross, Wood
  • Nov 8 - Michael Fliess, Book Arts
  •  Nov 15 - Lorrie King, Pottery

Image: Barbara Eguchi

Fall Bulb Sale

Starting in mid-November we'll be bringing in fresh holiday greens including 13 varieties of boughts and brandch for outdoor decorating.

Members save 10%

Not a member? Become a TBG member and enjoy this special offer, along with year-round benefits at the Garden.

Come early for the best selection.

Local and Sustainable

Explore Garden Pillows & Aprons by Toronto fashion designer Kate Austin, botanical stationery from Toronto multidisciplinary artist David Johns, handcrafted terracotta planters from British Columbia, and Mini-Me orchids, perfect for brightening any small space.

Meet Our Team

The Shop is supported and staffed by a dedicated team of Volunteers, who generously give their time to the Garden and to you.  

Come on in to meet Cathy, Linda, Freddy, Simon, Marjorie, and many more. Plus, get to know Shop Manager Glenn and Assistant George. 

  • We're Open Every Day

    The Garden Shop is open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

    The Visitors Centre is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.  

    Hours are extended for concerts and special events.

  • Get Directions

    You can get to TBG by public transit, bicycle, on car, and on foot! Click the button below to find your way to the Garden.