




I was fortunate to have won a pair of tickets to the Evergreen Fair presented by the
Vintage Gardener. Reading so many blogs does have it's advantages as I discovered this ticket give away while reading
favourite things blog. I then headed over to
the budding gardener blog and left my comment and the tickets were won. Yesterday my friend
Gabreila and I went to check it out. The
Distillery is the old Gooderham and Worts
distillery in downtown Toronto. It's a pedstrian only village and has many galleries and reataurants and shops as well as artist run studios.
The Evergreen Fair was in the fermenting cellar, a huge space that's all exposed brick. A beautiful space to hold an event like this. There were venders selling lush greenery all bundled and ready for seasonal decorating. The scent of fir and spruce and lavender filled the room. We watched a demo by
Elaine of the
Vintage Gardener, and her 2 helpers, her son and
Tara Nolan who writes
the budding gardener blog. All in all it was a beautiful way to spend the day.