Growing up is a great strategy whether you’re short on space or not. Trellising keeps plants tidy and off the ground, improves air circulation, reduces disease and maximizes growing space. Wendi shares her tips and tools to take advantage of all these good outcomes and more.
Doug Tallamy presents the grassroots science-based solution to the biodiversity crisis and explains why it’s so urgent to take action. Learn how individually and together, our small or large actions can make a huge impact and what you can do to get started NOW. Each of us can be part of this extraordinary cooperative conservation movement – together – we can regenerate biodiversity and see the impact of our actions almost immediately.
You don’t need to live in drought conditions to benefit from water-wise gardening. Learn how to select water-wise plants and group them together to encourage more efficient water use as well as other water-wise principles.
Can growing specific types of plants together increase productivity, pest resistance and longevity? Yes. This session demystifies the “old gardener tales” with evidence-based examples of which plants like growing together and why.
Understand the pros and cons of transplanting seedlings – perhaps those you have grown yourself – versus direct sowing.
Flowing Borders With Tera’s Gardens. Join Ryan McEnaney, as he “steals the look” and helps you incorporate great ideas from beautiful garden tours.
Teri Speight, author of Black Flora, hosts a panel of Black floral creators showcasing their design styles and aesthetic.
Please don’t stop supporting your local flower grower but why not grow your own? Learn how to plan, plant and tend your own cut flower garden for months of bouquets to enjoy and share all not using chemicals and supporting earth-friendly practices.
Don’t know the difference between a rhizome and a corm? A spring-planted bulb vs. a fall-planted bulb? How to plant them? How they “naturalize”? It’s ok. Sean and Allison McManus have the answers. Once you learn a few basics about spring (and fall) flowering bulbs a whole new and exciting world of color and fragrance open up for your garden.
Flowering shrubs are a powerful way to add joy and interest to your garden. In this session, learn about the most popular and easy to care for flowering shrubs to add that special pop to your landscape.
Growing up is a great strategy whether you’re short on space or not. Trellising keeps plants tidy and off the ground, improves air circulation, reduces disease and maximizes growing space. Wendi shares her tips and tools to take advantage of all these good outcomes and more.
Doug Tallamy presents the grassroots science-based solution to the biodiversity crisis and explains why it’s so urgent to take action. Learn how individually and together, our small or large actions can make a huge impact and what you can do to get started NOW. Each of us can be part of this extraordinary cooperative conservation movement – together – we can regenerate biodiversity and see the impact of our actions almost immediately.
You don’t need to live in drought conditions to benefit from water-wise gardening. Learn how to select water-wise plants and group them together to encourage more efficient water use as well as other water-wise principles.
Can growing specific types of plants together increase productivity, pest resistance and longevity? Yes. This session demystifies the “old gardener tales” with evidence-based examples of which plants like growing together and why.
Understand the pros and cons of transplanting seedlings – perhaps those you have grown yourself – versus direct sowing.
Flowing Borders With Tera’s Gardens. Join Ryan McEnaney, as he “steals the look” and helps you incorporate great ideas from beautiful garden tours.
Teri Speight, author of Black Flora, hosts a panel of Black floral creators showcasing their design styles and aesthetic.
Please don’t stop supporting your local flower grower but why not grow your own? Learn how to plan, plant and tend your own cut flower garden for months of bouquets to enjoy and share all not using chemicals and supporting earth-friendly practices.
Don’t know the difference between a rhizome and a corm? A spring-planted bulb vs. a fall-planted bulb? How to plant them? How they “naturalize”? It’s ok. Sean and Allison McManus have the answers. Once you learn a few basics about spring (and fall) flowering bulbs a whole new and exciting world of color and fragrance open up for your garden.
Flowering shrubs are a powerful way to add joy and interest to your garden. In this session, learn about the most popular and easy to care for flowering shrubs to add that special pop to your landscape.