
Niagara-on-the-Lake Horticutural Society Scholarships
Niagara-on-the-Lake Horticultural Society is proud to provide three scholarships each year for students enrolled in local horticultural programs. One student each year at Niagara Parks School of Horticulture and two students Niagara College School of Environment and Horticulture will be awarded a scholarship to assist in continued studies.
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In the heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Horticultural Society nurtures more than just gardens - we cultivate future horticultural talent.
Each year, the Society provides two important scholarships: one for a student at the Niagara Parks School of Horticulture and another for a student in the Niagara College Horticulture Program.
These scholarships are funded through the Society's signature annual events, including the Gardener's Garden Tour and the Annual Plant Sale.
By supporting these young students, the Society ensures the continued growth and passion for horticulture in the community, helping budding gardeners and environmental stewards take root and flourish.
The scholarships represent more than just financial support—they are a testament to the Society’s commitment to education, community, and the future of gardening and environmental preservation.
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Niagara Parks - Scholarship recipient 2026
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career that is primarily desk-based. Instead, she is exploring opportunities that allow her to bring designs to life in a practical, tangible way.
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As she looks ahead to her third year, Brianna is eager to select an internship that aligns with her evolving interests and provides meaningful, real-world experience in the field. ​
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Niagara College Horticultural and Environment Program
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Horticulture: A New Path Discovery
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Brianna, originally from Mississauga, is currently transitioning from her second to third year of studies at the The Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture and is in the process of refining her career path. Initially considering a future as a machinist, she has since discovered a strong preference for working outdoors.
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With a family background rooted in gardening through both her parents and grandmother. Brianna has developed a natural connection to hands-on, outdoor work. While she has an interest in design, she is not drawn to a


