Annual garden tour is Sunday

July 9, 2013 · 0 Comments

Nobleton-King City Horticultural Society is having its annual Garden Tour on Sunday, July 14 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. This is a great chance to visit 7 different lovely private gardens all nestled in the green rolling countryside around the King City-Nobleton area of King Township. Ticket-maps at $10 each are available in advance in Nobleton at the Pharmasave in Nobleton Plaza on Hwy. 27 just north of King Rd., Guardian Drugs in King City on King Rd. and Black Forest Garden Centre on Keele St. just south of the Aurora Road.
On tour day similar map-tickets will be available at each tour garden and King Township Museum on King Road, just east of Highway 400. For more information call Scott and Deborah Socol at 905-833-4375 or visit www.altflora.com/nobleton.

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