Ingredients for Broasted Chicken and Potatoes, as well as our classic donuts Ingredients Last updated July 25, 2022 Below is a list of our most popular menu items and their ingredients. Broasted Chicken Batter This product contains: Wheat Wheat flour, Salt, Hydrolyzed corn protein, Sodium phosphate, Spices, Celery salt, Autolyzed yeast, Onion powder, Garlic powder, Maltodextrin, Natural flavours and Molasses. Broasted Potato Batter This product contains: Wheat Wheat flour, Salt, Hydrolyzed corn protein, Sodium phosphate, Spices, Celery salt, Autolyzed yeast, Onion powder, Garlic powder, Maltodextrin, Natural flavours and Molasses. Donuts This product contains: Wheat, Milk, Soy and Egg Enriched wheat flour, Sugars (sugar, dextrose), Soybean oil, Skim milk powder, Defatted soy flour, Dried egg yolk, Sodium acid pyrophosphate, Salt, Sodium bicarbonate, Soy lecithin, Potato flour, Sodium diacetate, Wheat starch, Monocalcium phosphate, Artificial flavour.

Book a session with F8photography, meet Santa and receive a special digital photo. Photos with Santa Save the date! F8 Photography and Colasanti's Tropical Gardens are excited to bring Santa back for a magical experience! Have your photo taken by F8 Photography and capture the moment with your own devices. No more long lines. Santa photos are pre-book only. Each photo is a separate booking so please book multiple sessions if needed. Bookings open at a later date Save The Dates! Sunday, Nov. 22 – 10am-1pm Sunday, Nov. 29 – 10am-1pm Tuesday, Dec. 1 – 10:30am-11:30am Sunday, Dec. 6 – 10am-1pm Tuesday, Dec. 8 – 10:30am-11:30am Sunday, Dec. 13 - 10am-1pm Tuesday, Dec. 15 – 10:30am-11:30am Saturday, Dec. 19 – 10am-1pm Sunday, Dec. 20 – 10am-1pm Pricing & details available soon Restaurant Garden Centre Mini Golf Petting Farm Arcade

< Back Italian Fig Plant Care Tips & Tricks Did you know that our original Italian fig tree cuttings were taken from our founder, Alex Colasanti? Alex used to grow white honey and brown fig trees in his backyard. This fig tree bears edible fruit from July to September and will start to lose its leaves in November in the cold weather. Your Italian Fig can be kept in a pot or planted in the ground, just make sure it is placed somewhere it will receive plenty of sunlight. The roots of this plant are not winter hardy. This crop is typically ready in spring and is available while supplies last. Lighting: High-light plants require full sunlight to assume their full potential, which means they need at least 6 hours of direct, bright light a day. Irrigation: During the growing season maintain evenly moist, not soggy soil. Increased sun exposure and temperature will also increase the frequency of watering. Previous Next

Looking to create small, beautiful party favour and live plant accent pieces for an upcoming event? We have a wide assortment of decorative pottery and plants available to suit a variety of design styles. Hours of operation Garden Centre: 10am-5pm Party Favour Inspiration Looking to create small, beautiful party favours and live plant accent pieces for an upcoming event? We have a wide assortment of decorative pottery and plants available for your next DIY project. Small Arrangement Ideas Scroll through some of the most popular small containers that have made their way to local parties and events. Pottery Ideas You can browse all of our pottery collection in-store. Cubana Pot $0.69+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant Clay Pot with Rim $0.79+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant $0.99+tax- Fits a 4" plant Clay Pot $0.69+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Elio Pot $2.99+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Amira Pot- Style 1 $3.69+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Arabella Pot $2.99+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Ollie Pot $2.89+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Harper Pot $3.79+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Noah Pot $2.99+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Celeste Pot $3.89+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Clara Pot $3.49+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant $6.99+tax- Fits a 4" plant Noel Pot $3.89+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant $7.59+tax- Fits a 4" plant Claudia Pot $3.69+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant $7.49+tax- Fits a 4" plant White Pot with Gold Splatter $4.89+tax Fits a 2.5" plant Sawyer Pot $3.59+tax-Fits a 2.5" plant $6.49+tax- Fits a 4" plant Popular Plants for your DIY Projects Visit us in-store to select specific plant varieties. All plants come in a plastic grower pot. Hoya Prices starting at $2.99+tax/plant Tropicals Prices starting at $2.99+tax/plant Snake Plant Prices starting at $3.99+tax/plant These arrangements are for inspiration only. We do not offer custom arrangements, delivery, or planting services. Visit in-store to shop our pottery, plants, soil, and decorative gravel selections.

< Back Lemon Cypress Plant Care Tips & Tricks Lemon cypress, also called Goldcrest, is an evergreen shrub with an upright growth habit that is characterized by its bright green-yellow foliage. Its common name comes from the lemon scent that its soft branches produce when touched. Help your Lemon Cypress maintain its vibrant colour by providing it with lots of bright light and periodic grooming. Lighting: This plant prefers bright indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun as it can burn the foliage. Irrigation: Allow the soil to partially dry between thorough waterings. Irrigate when the topsoil is dry to the touch. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. Do not allow your plant to sit in standing water as it will lead to root rot. Humidity: This plant enjoys average household humidity. Fertilizer: Once a month during the growing season-spring and summer. Use a balanced fertilizer and follow package directions. Previous Next

< Back Bromeliads Plant Care Tips & Tricks The term "bromeliad" refers to thousands of species of plants under the Bromeliaceae family. All of the beautiful varieties make you feel like you're in the tropics. This unique, long-lasting house plant adds bright colour and texture to its surrounding space. Bromeliads have thick foliage that grows in a natural rosette. The sword-shaped leaves grow outwards and down around a central "cup", which allows it to collect water in its natural habitat. Varieties: Aechmea, Earth Star, Guzmania, Tillandsia Cyanea, Neoregelia, and more! Lighting: This plant prefers bright indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun as it can burn the foliage. Irrigation: Maintain moderately moist soil. Irrigate when the topsoil is dry to the touch. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. Do not allow the roots of your plant to sit in standing water as it will lead to root rot. Humidity: Bromeliads thrive in an environment with higher moisture levels. You can increase humidity by using a mister, pebble tray, or humidifier. Fertilizer: Feed once a month in the spring and summer using a balanced fertilizer. Follow package instructions. Previous Next

< Back Lucky Bamboo Plant Care Tips &Tricks Lucky bamboo, or Dracaena sanderiana, is a popular houseplant recognized for its clean, structural look and easy going nature. Lucky bamboo is commonly given as a gift because it is thought to bring luck, love, and happiness. Lighting: These plants enjoy low to medium indirect light. Irrigation: Keep the base of your bamboo stalks in water at all times. Change the water in its container every 2-3 weeks. Previous Next

< Back Lithops Plant Care Tips & Tricks Lithops are a type of succulent with an especially interesting form. A favourite of many succulent collectors, this slow-growing miniature plant can disguise as a rock at first look! Because of its one-of-a-kind appearance, it has earned it the nickname Living Stones. You’ll find them in fun colours and patterns that vary depending on the variety. Give this plant the right care and it will send up a beautiful large, shiny flower in yellow, white, or pink. Lighting: Lithops can sunburn, so avoid a location with direct afternoon rays. They will enjoy morning sunlight. Irrigation: Allow your plant to completely dry between waterings. This variety stores water in its fleshy leaves for several weeks at a time. It's always best to under water vs. over water. Humidity: Lithops don't require additional humidity. They prefer a dry environment. Previous Next

< Back Ming Aralia Plant Care Tips & Tricks The naturally twisted stems and fernlike foliage make the Ming Aralia a true treasure. Let its natural Bonsai-like appearance add a special touch to your home or office. Lighting: This plant enjoys bright indirect lighting conditions. Irrigation: Allow the soil to slightly dry between thorough irrigations. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. Do not allow your plant to sit in standing water as it will lead to root rot. Humidity: Ming Aralia plants appreciate environments with higher moisture levels. You can add humidity around your plant by using a mister, pebble tray, or humidifier. Fertilizer: Feed once a month during the summer using a balanced fertilizer. Follow package recommendations. Previous Next

< Back Ficus Plant Care Tips & Tricks Ficus are popular houseplants because of their easy-going nature and wide assortment of varieties. One of our most popular tropical plant families, ficus are available in many different of foliage shapes, colours and textures. Varieties: Benjamina, Starlight, Variegated Repens, Variegated Triangularis, Neon Marguerite, Rubber Ruby, Rubber Tineke, Ginseng Ficus, Rubber Shivereana Moonshine, Burgundy Rubber, Ruby Rubber, Green Rubber, Altissima Variegated, Neon Variegated, Audrey, Yellow Gem Lighting: Ficus typically prefer bright indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun as it can burn the foliage. Irrigation: Allow the soil to partially dry between thorough waterings. Irrigate when the topsoil is dry to the touch. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. Do not allow your plant to sit in standing water as it will lead to root rot. Humidity: Varieties typically enjoy average household humidity. Fertilizer: Once a month during the growing season-spring and summer. Use a balanced fertilizer and follow package directions. Previous Next

< Back Sansevieria Plant Care Tips & Tricks A favourite of both beginners and experts in plant care, Sansevieria always tops the list of popular houseplants. This hardy, air-purifying plant is known for its sturdy, upright leaves with a snakeskin-like pattern. Sansevieria are easy to care for and come in a wide range of growing styles. Each unique variety is sure to make a statement piece in any home or office. Varieties: Trifasciata, Rhea Fantail, Bird’s Nest, Boncel Starfish, Compacta Starfish, Mikado Fernwood, Tough Lady, Silver Nymph, Samurai, Multi Finger, Cylindrica Braid, Shark Fin, Danish Crown & more. Lighting: This plant will tolerate low to medium light conditions but will thrive in bright, indirect sunlight. Irrigation: Allow soil to mostly dry between thorough irrigations. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. Do not allow your plant to sit in standing water as it will lead to root rot. Humidity: Sansevieria does not require added humidity. It prefers a dry environment. Fertilizer: Once a month in summer is good. Once every two months during Fall, Winter, and Spring. Any house plant food will work well. Previous Next

< Back Peace Lily Plant Care Tips & Tricks Peace Lily is a classic ornamental plant and a long-time favourite of many plant hobbyists and collectors. While its flowers remind you of calla lilies, this famed air cleaning plant is not a true lily since it’s actually a part of the Arum family. The leaves are glossy, dark green, and lance-shaped with an arching growth habit. Varieties: Domino, Peace Lily Lighting: Peace lilies will tolerate low to medium, indirect sunlight; however, they will grow best in indirect, bright light. Irrigation: Allow the soil to slightly dry between thorough irrigations. Water until liquid runs from drainage holes at the bottom of the pot and discard excess water. No need to worry if you fall behind on your watering schedule. This plant will let you know with its droopy leaves Humidity: This plant appreciates a boost in humidity through the use of a humidifier, pebble tray, or occasional misting. Fertilizer: Feed once a month during the summer using a balanced fertilizer. Follow package recommendations. Previous Next