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Poinsettia Festival

November 12 - December 5, 2026

Open Regular Hours

(Monday to Saturday 10-5)

Plus Extended Hours

Thursday, Friday & Saturday until 9pm

Join us for this free, all-ages event and explore our greenhouses by the glow of candlelight and Christmas lights. Stroll among thousands of beautiful poinsettias in more than 20 varieties, all grown right here on our farm, and experience the magic of the season in a truly unique setting.

For the past four years my husband and I have enjoyed the poinsettia festival. I always get my poinsettias from you they are the best. This past Nov. we again celebrated with you. I purchased 2 large and 1 med and today is Valentines Day and my plants are still as beautiful as the day we got them. I just wanted you to know that we really enjoy your poinsettias.

Janna Morrison

Watford, Ontario

A favourite tradition. Great atmosphere and beautiful, healthy poinsettias.

Deb Sholdice

An amazing Christmas Experience!

Wayne Charlton

Stop Garden Pests Before They Damage Your Harvest

Tired of finding worms in your carrots and onions or holes in your broccoli, cauliflower, and other vegetables? Guardian for Gardens uses beneficial nematodes to control a wide range of common garden pests before they have a chance to damage your crops.

These microscopic, naturally occurring organisms seek out and eliminate soil-dwelling larvae of pests such as cutworms, army worms, onion maggots, carrot maggots, iris borers, flea beetles, thrips, and many more. Because they target multiple pests, they're an easy and effective way to protect your entire vegetable garden.

For best results, apply when the soil is above 10°C and evenly moist.

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Guardian for Orchards uses beneficial nematodes to control common orchard pests while they are in the soil—the stage when they are easiest to eliminate. It helps reduce populations of pests such as codling moth, plum curculio, apple maggot, western cherry fruit fly, peachtree borer, and pecan weevil without the use of harsh chemicals.

 

For the best results, apply in spring and fall, when most pest larvae move into the soil. 

Not sure if you have a pest problem? Watch for these common signs:

  • Fruit dropping early with small holes

  • Crescent-shaped scars on fruit

  • Sap or sawdust-like material at the base of tree trunks

  • Fallen nuts with small exit holes

Huron Ridge Greenhouses

74101 Bronson Line

Zurich, ON

N0M 2T0,

Canada​

(519)-565-2122

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 Monday - Saturday

10 - 5

Sunday CLOSED

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