The Great Grow Along is a huge virtual event bringing together garden speakers presenting on a multitude of topics! You're sure to find several talks to help you get started with gardening or to "grow" (pun intended) your gardening skills. Several Great Garden Speakers members are participating, so we encourage you to check out the ... » Learn More about Great Grow Along
Join us for a full day of online inspiration, information and insight! This webinar will be recorded so you can watch all of it, some of it, or none of it on Saturday, March 20 and then access the recording for a 10 day period after the event. Registration for the Symposium is now open. The registration ... » Learn More about Loudoun County Master Gardeners – Annual Gardening Symposium
On Saturday, March 20th starting at 9:00 am, Connecticut Master Gardeners, CMGA Members, guests and the public will have the opportunity to hear national and regional experts talk about “Gardening Any Time, Any Place” by virtually attending the Connecticut Master Gardener Association (CMGA) 28th annual garden symposium. Enjoy our two featured speakers in the morning ... » Learn More about 28th CMGA Virtual Garden Symposium
See which perennials emerge later, letting bulbs truly shine, and which perennials will grow up and hide bulb foliage as it withers after bloom. Just like wine with a meal, though, some pairings work better than others. Learn which perennials complement spring, summer and fall bulbs by providing color, texture and camouflage. Get tips for ... » Learn More about How to Pair Spring Bulbs with Perennials for a Long-Lasting Show
Taking place on two consecutive Saturday mornings, the Garden & Landscape Symposium features practical, easy-to-implement strategies for expanding and improving your garden and landscape. Contact: Ph: (518) 585-2821 Date: Sat, 04/10/2021 Hours: 9:00 AM Admission: Members: $30, both events: $50 General Public: $35, both events: $60 Pre-registration is required. You can register for either or both Saturdays. ... » Learn More about Fort Ticonderoga’s 2021 Virtual Garden & Landscape Symposium
In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, we invite you to join us from your home or garden, as we examine garden designs, gardening practices, and plant choices that embrace nature yet beautify the landscape. Guest speakers and Colonial Williamsburg horticultural staff will share some of their best practices for creating gardens that are ... » Learn More about Colonial Williamsburg – Annual Garden Symposium
In this symposium, speakers highlight the many ways Indigenous peoples understand and practice land relations for political resurgence and freedom across the Americas. Symposiarchs: Michelle Daigle and Heather Dorries, faculty in the Department of Geography & Planning and Centre for Indigenous Studies, University of Toronto Please note, this symposium will be held virtually every two ... » Learn More about Land Back: Indigenous Landscapes of Resurgence and Freedom
The SLOW FLOWERS SUMMIT is a conference for creative professionals, thought leaders and pioneering voices in the progressive Slow Flowers community. Designed to stimulate curiosity, examine conventional assumptions and explore conscious and ethical practices in the floral industry, the Summit agenda asks speakers and audience members alike to inquire, inform, include, instigate and inspire. Founder of slowflowers.com, Debra Prinzing ... » Learn More about Slow Flowers Summit 2021