La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market

21/06/2026

19/06/2026

Open this weekend
Saturday and Sunday 9am- 1pm

This weekend we’re keeping things simple and practical 🌱

New this weekend:

🌸 Build Your Own Hanging Basket — $15
Drop in and create your own basket using alyssum and our flowering plants. Fun for adults or kids 2-99, and we’ll help with planting.

🌱 Garden Gap Fillers- $1 each/6 for $5
Need just one more tomato, pepper, lettuce, or veggie plant to fill empty spaces in your garden? We have extras ready to go. Herbs $5

🌿 Also available:

* Ready-made hanging baskets
* Hostas
* Local market favourites

Our goal is simple:
Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food.

See you this weekend at La Cormier.

14/06/2026

Bon Matin!🌞

It’s a beautiful day to be outside and get some gardening done.

We’re open this morning at La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market, but just a heads up — we’ll be closing right at 1:00 PM today.

Whether you’re planting a full garden or just starting with one pot on the deck, we’re here to help make growing food feel a little easier.

Our mission remains simple:
Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food. 💚

Stop by this morning if you’re out and about.

18 Rue Dundas, Saint Antoine

Saturday and Sunday 7am-1pm

13/06/2026

🌧️ Rain or shine, La Cormier is open 🌱

The weather may not be cooperating today, so we squeezed everything into the garage to stay dry — but we’re here and ready for the weekend.

Building something new in a small community takes consistency, and one thing we’re committed to is showing up.

Whether the sun is shining or the rain is falling, our goal remains the same:

Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food. 💚

If you’re out and about this morning, stop in and say hi.

La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market. 18 Rue Dundas Saint Antoine

Open this weekend | Rain or shine

7am-1pm

13/06/2026

🌱 Weekend Market at La Cormier 🌱

The other day I heard someone say they thought they were too late to be gardening this year.
If you’ve been thinking that— you’re not!

There is still plenty of time to grow something this season.

You don’t need a big garden to get started — even a few herbs, a tomato plant, or one planter on your deck can make a difference.

That’s something I’ve come to appreciate more and more: growing food doesn’t have to be all or nothing. Small steps and small ways count too.

This weekend, La Cormier is open with a fresh selection of plants and local products.

Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food. 💚

La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market
18 Rue Dundas, Saint Antoine
Saturday & Sunday 7am– 1pm

09/06/2026

One thing that surprised me this week was realizing how many people know about La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market.

When we started, it was just an idea and a few tables set up in a tent now a garage. Most weekends I'm focused on watering plants, making signs, answering questions, and figuring out what to grow next.

Sometimes it's easy to forget that people are noticing.

This week was a good reminder that they are.

Thank you to everyone who has stopped by, followed along, shared a post, or encouraged us along the way.

We're still learning, still growing, and still working toward our goal of helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food.

Out of curiosity, what are you growing this year?

07/06/2026

🌱 Garden Day Weather 🌱

It might be a little cloudy and damp today, but these are often some of the best days to get things done in the garden.

The soil is easier to work, plants experience less transplant stress, and a little rain can be a welcome help after planting.

If you’re out working on flower beds, raised beds, vegetables, or simply checking on the garden after the cool nights this week, don’t be discouraged by a few browned leaves. Give plants a little time and watch for healthy new growth.

We’re open today at La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market with:

🍓 Strawberry plants
🍅 Patio tomatoes and peppers
🌸 Pollinator hanging baskets
🌿 Herbs and garden favourites
🥚 Fresh local eggs
🍯 Local honey and maple syrup

Whether you’re gardening today or just out for a drive between showers, stop by and say hello 👋

📍18 Rue Dundas, Saint-Antoine, NB
7am-1:00pm

Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food.

Fresh Food. Local Products. Stronger Community.

06/06/2026

🌱 What’s Available This Weekend at La Cormier Garden Centre & Local Market 🌱

This weekend you’ll find:

🍓 Strawberry hanging baskets
🌿 Herb kits
🥗 Salad bowl planters
🍅 Patio tomatoes
🫑 Pepper planters
🌸 Hanging baskets & flower pots
🌱 Hosta plants
🥚 Farm fresh eggs
🍯 Local honey
🍁 Maple syrup

New this week:
🌿 Freshly divided hostas – a hardy, low-maintenance perennial that helps fill sunny and shady spots in the garden.

Our goal is simple:
Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food.

Open this weekend:
18 Rue Dundas, Saint Antoine

7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

What are you planting this weekend?

05/06/2026

What are you growing this year?

One thing I've noticed since opening La Cormier Garden Centre and Local Market is that many people want to grow something of their own, whether that's fresh food, beautiful flowers, or a little bit of both.

The good news is you don't need a large garden to get started.

A patio tomato, a strawberry planter, a few herbs, or even a simple salad bowl can provide fresh food right outside your door. And for those shady spots where vegetables struggle, hostas are a beautiful perennial that comes back year after year.

Available this weekend:

🍅 Patio Tomato Planters
🍓 Strawberry Plants & Planters
🌿 Herb Kits
🥬 Salad Bowl Planters
🥚 Farm Fresh Eggs
🌸 Hostas & Day Lilies
🪻 Hanging Baskets

Whether you're growing food, flowers, or both, we'd love to hear what you're planting this year.

What are you growing this season?

📍 La Cormier Garden Centre and Local Market 18 Rue Dundas, Saint Antoine

Saturday & Sunday | 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

04/06/2026

🥗 Salad Bowl Update!

I picked my first bowl of salad greens today, gave them a rinse and tucked them into the fridge for my lunch tomorrow.

A few leaves were probably left a little longer than they should have been 😄, but overall I’m pretty happy with the harvest.

My salad will include:
Shredded carrots
Cheese
Cucumber
Tomato (when the garden starts producing!)
Sliced hard-boiled egg
Pieces of extra chicken from tonight’s dinner.
Sunflower Seeds

How are your salad bowls coming along? Have you harvested yet?

🌱 Helping families in our community grow even a little of their own food.