Are you looking for a garden centre in Toronto to get all of the festive things you need for Christmas? Today I’ve got you covered and I’m taking a look at the Queen Garden Centre on Queen Street East!
Last week I popped over the the Queen Garden Centre on Queen Street East. It’s right across the street from Dan’s work, and I know the owners who are super nice Guys. Further to that, the twinkly lights and stacks of beautiful greenery were totally calling to me…I had to!
The Queen Garden Centre was opened this past summer in what used to be a boring ol’ parking lot. Talk about a serious improvement! While they specialize in perennials, trees, and shrubs in the summer, the Queen Garden Centre has turned into the sweetest Christmas market for the next few weeks. There aren’t many spots in the city where you can find beautiful and fresh evergreen boughs, Christmas trees, and wreaths. Thankfully, these Guys have you covered!
The mini-sized condo trees are my fave…I’ll be grabbing one next week!
Alllll of the boughs – cedar, pine, spruce and more!
Birch poles, pine cones, and twigs. Everything you need to decorate your urns and wreaths!
Full size trees too (including some seriously huge ones!!)
Stacks of wreaths, pre-made and ready to be hung. They were also working on some custom decorated ones while I was there if you are after something a bit more glitzy!
Need some inspiration for what to do with all this good stuff?
Check out some of our DIY Christmas posts! Queen Garden Centre has everything you need to recreate these projects on your own, or they have lots of beautiful pre-made urns and wreaths too!
- Decorating the Fireplace Mantle
- How to Decorate a Pre-made Wreath Form
- Make your own Christmas Planter
The best part?
They light a fire every evening once it gets dark. The cozy fire and overhead lights put you right in the Festive spirit. So, if you are in the Queen East area, I hope you go and give the Queen Garden Centre a visit for your Christmass-y needs!
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