Jewish Memorial Gardens

Jewish Cemeteries - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Flowers

Jewish Memorial Gardens offers family members the opportunity to honour the memory of their loved ones by purchasing flowers, which consist of white begonias and red begonias, that are planted each year by our dedicated cemetery staff.

Not only does this memorialize our family members, it also serves to beautify our cemeteries.

Planting is done in early to mid-June, after the risk of frost has passed, and is normally completed by Father’s Day, weather permitting. The flowers are removed after the first frost in the fall.

Flower orders are taken from March through April.  Late orders may be accommodated based on availability, and may incur a small late charge.

Twenty-five year planting contracts are available eliminating the inconvenience of paying annually, and will protect against inevitable price increases.

Click here to view the 2025 Flower Flyer. 

F.Y.I.

  • Cemetery regulations do not permit the planting of flowers or plants by family on the gravesites.
  • In order for flowers to be planted by Jewish Memorial Gardens, there must be a monument on the grave.
  • PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing a service, therefore, the purchase of flowers does not qualify for a Charitable Donations Receipt, as per C.R.A. regulations.

About JMG

Jewish Memorial Gardens is a corporation that manages the Bank Street Cemetery and the Osgoode Cemetery on behalf of several Ottawa-area synagogues.

Bank Street Revitalization

We are proud at the results of our Bank Street Cemetery revitalization project, which was completed in Spring 2016. The space has been completely renovated to provide a place for quiet reflection, a place that now properly honours our ancestors.

Read more about this project on our Bank Street Revitalization page.

Visitation and Cemetery Info

Jewish Memorial Gardens has two cemetery locations.

Bank Street is located at 2692 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

Osgoode is located at 6549 Herberts Corners Road, Greely, Ontario.

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Keep Our Cemeteries Beautiful

Please consider donating to our maintenance fund - donations can be made online using the button below (no need to have a PayPal account). For donations over $5000 or phone donations, see our donors page.

Flowers – A Lovely Tribute

We can arrange for flowers to be planted on any plot. Please see our flowers page for more detail.

Funeral Notifications and Cemetery News

To receive notifications of funerals, or updates on the cemetery, please click the button to access our sign up form. Sign Up

Contact Us

Jewish Memorial Gardens
21 Nadolny Sachs Private
Ottawa, Ontario K2A 1R9

Telephone: 613-688-3530

Email: ExecutiveDirector@
jewishmemorialgardens.org

Licensing

Jewish Memorial Gardens is licensed by the Bereavement Authority of Ontario under the license number 3292049.

Jewish Memorial Gardens is a member of the Ontario Association of Cemetery and Funeral Professionals.

Click on the link above to read the consumer information guide, a free information booklet written by the BAO for those who have recently lost loved ones.

Affiliates and Friends

Jewish Federation of Ottawa
Ottawa Jewish Bulletin
Ottawa Chevra Kadisha
Kehillat Beth Israel
Beit Tikvah
Machzikei Hadas
Temple Israel
Young Israel

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