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Horticulture and gardens

The City of Vaudreuil-Dorion is committed to being a "Garden-Friendly City" that supports the development of garden culture.

Four-star ranking

In November 2024, the Corporation des Fleurons du Québec awarded the City of Vaudreuil-Dorion a ''4 Fleurons'' classification. This classification is awarded to municipalities that demonstrate excellent horticultural beautification in most areas.

The assessment highlighted a number of distinctive features on the territory, such as the landscaping of Le 405 and Félix-Leclerc parks, as well as Maison Valois, Opticentre St-Jean-Baptiste and Centre communautaire Jean-Marc-Ducharme.

The ''4 Fleurons'' rating is valid for three years. The City was awarded its 4 fleurons for the first time in 2015.

Edible landscapes

Two Jardins des découvertes (discovery gardens) were created in 2015: one at the library and the other on Îlot Mireault. These gardens contain herbs and vegetables grouped by theme. Another edible landscape can be found at the Parc de la Maison-Valois. Everyone is welcome to come and discover new products and harvest them when the time comes.

Watch horticulture videoclips (in French) filmed in these gardens.

 

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Horticultural Fair

The Horticultural Fair is one of the 73 actions that make up the City of Vaudreuil-Dorion's Strategic Plan 2020-2025. This event, expected to be held every year, aims to promote gardening activities. The Horticultural Fair is part of the Environmental Policy.

The Horticultural Fair is held each year in May. Citizens receive a distribution of compost, wood chips, eco-friendly grass seed, shrubs, small trees and more. 

Community gardens

Five community gardens are available during the summer season. Those interested in obtaining a space must register with the Environment Division between February 1st and April 1st of each year. The gardening spaces are distributed randomly, giving preference to people who live nearby and do not have space at home to garden.

  • Jardin des Abbesses (Pie-XII green space)
  • Jardin des Loisirs (Sainte-Trinité park)
  • Bourget Garden (Îlot Bourget)
  • Jardin des Muguets (des Muguets green space)
  • NEW IN 2024: Jardin Lorne-Worsley (Lorne-Worsley park) 

One of the goals of this project is to provide residents in these areas, who do not have space to garden, with access to healthy food, to teach them the basics of gardening and to give them the opportunity to interact with each other.

For more information: 450 455-3371, option 1 or environnement@ville.vaudreuil-dorion.qc.ca.

 

Jardinothèque

The City of Vaudreuil-Dorion will unveil its brand new Jardinothèque on Thursday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. This new service, located in the municipal library, features a variety of organic, local, ancestral and indigenous seeds (herbs, flowers and vegetables) that will be offered free of charge to members.

Self-service wood chips

Wood chips are available free of charge to residents. They can be picked up on a self-service basis at the entrance to the snow disposal site on rue du Voiturier, accessible from rang Saint-Antoine.

The wood chips come from branch collections or from tree felling and pruning in the city.

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