A weekend of easy gardening, local impact, and blooming inspiration—where beauty meets community. Join us for the Bloomin’ Easy Days to experience it all.
Planting Simplicity: What’s Happening at Minter Country Garden
If you’ve ever wished gardening were easier, Bloomin’ Easy Days at Minter Country Garden offers the perfect opportunity. On April 25–26, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM, plant lovers will gather in Chilliwack to celebrate everything simple, stunning, and sustainable in the world of gardening.
Visitors can explore vibrant, low-maintenance plants, get expert advice, and enjoy community connections. When you purchase a Bloomin’ Easy plant, you’ll enter a draw to win a $300 gift card to Minter Country Garden. At the same time, Bloomin’ Easy will donate $300 to the Meadow Rose Society, supporting families facing urgent challenges.
Clearly, the event goes beyond gardening. It encourages giving back, connecting with nature, and planting seeds of hope across the community.
How It Grew: The Story Behind the Blooms
Renowned horticulturist Brian Minter created Minter Country Garden to inspire and educate gardeners of all levels. While other garden centres may focus solely on selling plants, Minter continues to offer rich, hands-on experiences.
To help today’s time-strapped or beginner gardeners, the team introduced the Bloomin’ Easy brand—plants specifically bred for effortless care, strong growth, and visual charm. These plants let people enjoy gardening success with minimal effort.
In recent years, more Canadians have leaned toward eco-friendly and low-maintenance landscaping. Bloomin’ Easy Days perfectly aligns with this trend. As a result, the event empowers gardeners to build confidence, gain knowledge, and grow responsibly.
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Where Impact Blossoms: More Than Just a Garden Event
Without a doubt, Bloomin’ Easy Days is rooted in community. Throughout the weekend, garden advisors will offer personal tips, helping guests find the right plants for their homes. Moreover, visitors can stroll through boutique garden displays, unwind at Cultivate Café, and even pick up unique giftware.
Importantly, the event highlights how gardening can be both personally fulfilling and socially responsible. With part of the proceeds supporting the Meadow Rose Society, attendees directly contribute to assisting families facing unexpected challenges.
Although this may seem like just another garden event, its long-term impact is much deeper. Gardening is increasingly linked to improved mental health, environmental awareness, and local resilience. Therefore, events like this are helping sow the seeds of a stronger, more connected community.
