A special presentation from Landscape Ontario and Canada Blooms


Paradise Found Lecture Series

Virginia, Vita and Sissinghurst


Thursday, November 22, 2007 at 7:30 p.m.

John Basset Theatre, Metro Toronto Convention Centre


Please join us for an extraordinary photo-documentary that elevates ‘lecture’ to ‘experience’. Welcome to a new concept in horticultural presentation.


Landscape Ontario Toronto Chapter and Canada Blooms proudly presents Virginia, Vita and Sissinghurst. This live photo-documentary lecture is an exposé of the lives of the experimental writer Virginia Woolf, the poet and plantswoman Vita Sackville-West, and their Bloomsbury contemporaries – a story that comes together and culminates in an in-depth exploration of England’s most visited garden, the Sissinghurst Castle estate in Kent.


TICKETS: $35 — All general admission seating

Get your tickets now, online at www.landscapeontario.com/paradisefound or download order form.


Proceeds to benefit the Toronto Botanical Garden.

For more information please go to The Paradise Found Lecture Web Site






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