Rosemere in bloom
The winners of the 37th edition of the ‘’Rosemère in Bloom’’ photography contest were unveiled during a ceremony held last Tuesday, October 20, at the Memorial Community Centre. This competition aims to recognize the horticultural beautification efforts of Rosemère residents.
To enter the contest, participants had to submit a photo of their landscaping in one of the proposed categories. Here are the winners for each category:
- Environmental action: 273 de la Clairière Street
- Backyard: 296 Rose-Alma Street
- Flowered front yard: 186 Bellerive Street
- Floral: 205 Avalon Street
- Vegetable garden: 102-462 Grande-Côte Road
- Charming corner – Marilyn Proulx: 275 Cedar Street
- Pollinators in action on a plant: 504 de l'Érablière Street
“Rosemère is renowned for the beauty of its landscape, and your passion for horticulture and landscaping makes an outstanding contribution to our town’s showcase. These arrangements beautify the environment for all our residents and bring real benefits to the entire community. Members of the Town Council and municipal staff join me in thanking you for your involvement in enhancing our town, and more particularly for your wonderful participation in ‘Rosemère in Bloom’,” stated Mayor Marie-Elaine Pitre.
A jury composed of members of the "Rosemère in Bloom" committee analyzed all submissions based on specific criteria: overall appearance, cleanliness, diversity, originality, harmony, plant choice and health, environmental cost-benefit ratio, ease of implementation, and sustainability.The jury was made up of the following municipal administration members:
- Alexandra Cusson, Secretary, Recreation and Community life Department;
- Catherine Lambert, Division Head – Library, Recreation and Community life Department;
- Stéphanie Milot, Urban Forestry and Horticulture Coordinator, Public works Department;
- Marie-Michelle Moffatt, Division Head – Culture and Heritage, Recreation and Community life Department;
- Véronique Turenne, Foreman – Green Spaces and Environment, Public works Department.
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Environmental action
Christine McGregor
273 de la Clairière Street

Backyard
Louise Joly
296 Rose-Alma Street
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Flowered front yard
Diane Préville
186 Bellerive Street
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Vegetable garden
Aurélie Boinon
102-462 Grande-Côte Road
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Charming corner – Marilyn Proulx
Catherine Fedy
275 Cedar Street
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Pollinators in action on a plant
Danielle Allie
504 de l'Érablière Street
Floral
Kelly Recco
205 Avalon Street
gardening bazaar
Details to come.

SECRET GARDENS TOUR
Details to come for 2027.

Monarch-friendly community
•Monarch and biodiversity awareness booths
•Unveiling of a monarch butterfly garden and sculpture
•Gift for all young gardeners in attendance*
•Roaming entertainersavailable vailable
Working together to save the monarch
Creating habitats to protect monarch butterflies and other pollinating insects.
Pick up your guide to learn how to create a backyard oasis where you can watch and support monarch butterflies throughout their life cycle, from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to adult.
Mission Monarch
Want to do even more? Join the Mission Monarch community science program. Do your part to contribute to scientific research about monarch reproduction by helping with Mission Monarch’s data collection efforts. All backyard scientists are welcome to pitch in!
https://www.mission-monarch.org/en

What’s happening
- Roadwork-Info
- Free Program to Help Reduce the Risk of Rain-Related Flooding in Rosemère
- Rose'Art - Cultural circuit
- Automated Call Service
- Municipal Code of Conduct and Civility