Comox Valley
Horticultural Society
Our purpose is to provide education, resources and networking opportunities for gardeners in the Comox Valley.
We are a down to earth group with a passion for gardening who want to learn, teach, share, help and inspire.
CVHS Meetings will be held virtually on Zoom during the pandemic
All General Meetings are being held virtually on Zoom instead of in person as we would normally do, during these COVID times.
Get In Touch
Email Us
P.O. Box 3443, Station Main, Courtenay, BC V9N 5N5
General Meetings are held on the third Monday of every month (with some exceptions)
August 16, 2021 Successful Bulb Growing – The 10 Most Asked Questions
Successful Bulb Growing The 10 Most Asked QuestionsAugust 16, 2021: Botanus - Successful Bulb Growing - The 10 Most Asked Questions This presentation by Pam Dangelmaier and Elke Wehinger, the owners of Botanus is all about bulbs, all kinds of bulbs! From the fields...
Guest Speaker
August 16, 2021 Successful Bulb Growing – The 10 Most Asked Questions
Successful Bulb Growing The 10 Most Asked QuestionsAugust 16, 2021: Botanus - Successful Bulb Growing - The 10 Most Asked Questions This presentation by Pam Dangelmaier and Elke Wehinger, the owners of Botanus is all about bulbs, all kinds of bulbs! From the fields...
Volunteer
The Comox Valley Horticultural Society has been organized and run solely by dedicated volunteers for over 40 years!
About Comox Valley Horticultural Society
When plant enthusiasts gather there is a great sharing of knowledge, experience and goals. The CVHS was founded for these very reasons in the year 1978 by a group of individuals focused on the desire to network in their horticultural industry and promote local gardening interests.
Featured Member
Darlene Berry – Outstanding Contributions 2020
Darlene Berry is recipient of the Comox Valley Horticultural Society’s Outstanding Contributions award for 2020.
Become a Member
Membership in the Comox Valley Horticultural Society offers the opportunity to learn more about gardening from local experts and speakers, as well as building friendships with fellow gardeners.
Visit our Online Forum
Our online forum is a way to meet other gardeners in the Comox Valley region, and trade advice, tips and connect. It is one of the best ways we can stay in touch and share what is happening in our gardens!
