Join Jeff Jabco for a virtual tour and discussion of Scott Arboretum's tree peony collection. In addition to watching the collection progress through the flowering season, care and design with tree peonies will also be discussed. Jeff will also share the favorite peonies that Mid-Atlantic...
Many historic cemeteries were founded as green space and urban arboreta and are still great places to explore collections of large specimen trees. Join Aaron Greenberg, Arboretum Manager at Laurel Hill and West Laurel Hill Cemeteries, for a discussion of how trees and shrubs are...
Chief Operating Officer of South Coast Botanic Garden MaryLynn Mack, will share South Coast Botanic Garden's story of how it began as an open-pit mine, became a residential landfill, and now thrives as an 87-acre garden filled with over 3,500 species of plants including palm,...
Join Nicholas Tomlan (from France!) as he describes his award-winning garden designed for the famous garden festival at Chaumont-sur-Loire in the Loire Valley in France. His design touches on the idea of solstice lines and uses a very naturalistic plant palette with plants adapted to...
Like gardening, the simple process of nature printing stirs our kinship with the earth and charges our creative energies! In this presentation, Laura Bethmann will demonstrate how she creates beautiful, life-sized images by inking and hand-printing garden plants and fruits. A nature printer and artist...
Join Linda Pastorino for part one of a two part webinar series about her garden, Woodhull Hedge House, in New Jersey. These two lectures are based on the before and aftermath of the 2012 Hurricane Sandy storm damage. Linda will share her step by step...
Linda Pastorino is back to tell us the comeback story of her garden after its devastation and eight years of having to fend for itself. She will show her step by step process of taking back the garden and will share her newly envisioned plan...
Join Ryan Rising to learn about Permaculture Design, the process of determining and implementing living systems that provide for human needs and simultaneously regenerate ecosystem health and biodiversity. This design science mimics patterns and processes found in natural systems to place humans back into a...
Join Vern DeFoe and Heather Leach for an exploration of the cultural relevance of manoomin through an ethnobotanical conversation and cooking demonstration by NĀTIFS, an organization leading the way in re-valorizing Native foodways through Indigenous food education and access. Manoomin, as wild rice is called...
From their very beginnings, Laurel Hill and West Laurel Hill Cemeteries featured a vast array of horticulture, and their histories are an interesting story. Join horticulturist Gregg Tepper as he shares with you his experiences as well as the important role of horticulture there, both...
