Waterloo Northwest (N2V) has no Champion yet. Could it be you?
Become the Champion1 recognized habitat garden here have reached a garden milestone. Every one grew from real native plantings.
What N2V is growing together
Neighbours across the N2V postal area have mapped these gardens on Hortus. Every count is measured from what people actually planted, nothing estimated.
The N2V habitat cluster
Every dot is a garden, shown at an approximate spot a few blocks from its real location to protect privacy. The outline is the N2V postal area's boundary (Statistics Canada, simplified).
When N2V is in bloom
7 / 12 months with native blooms
- restJanuary: no local native blooms recorded
- restFebruary: no local native blooms recorded
- restMarch: no local native blooms recorded
- bloomApril: native species in bloom
- bloomMay: native species in bloom
- bloomJune: native species in bloom
One more garden makes N2V stronger
Pollinators move garden to garden. Map yours, even a single pot of native blooms counts, and it joins the N2V (Waterloo) cluster the moment you add it.
Add your garden to N2V