DIY Holiday Wreath Workshop
2021-11-16 18:30 (America/New_York) | ON

Tending the Earth: Gardens of Resilience
2021-11-18 19:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Storytime in the Garden: Before We Stood Tall by Jessica Kulekjian
2021-11-20 10:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Linocut Printmaking Workshop
2021-11-20 13:00, 2021-11-27 13:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Introduction to Compost Tea
2021-11-23 19:00 (America/New_York) | ON

‘Tis the Season for Centrepieces
2021-11-30 18:30, 2021-12-07 18:30 (America/New_York) | ON

Sacred Plants – Spiritual and Medicinal Uses
2021-12-02 19:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Member's VIP Lounge
2021-12-04 10:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Rooting Justice and Climate Action in your Garden
2021-12-09 19:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Floral Design Program: Designing with Natural Materials
2022-01-10 18:30 (America/New_York) | ON

Floral Design Program: Classic Design Fundamentals 1
2022-01-13 18:30 (America/New_York) | ON

TBG Presents Irish Gardens – Prehistoric, Historic, and Modern
2022-01-18 19:00 (America/New_York) | ON

Storytime in the Garden
2022-03-17 10:30, 2022-03-18 10:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Join us in the Weston Family Library this March Break for our Free Storytime in the Garden. Come and read with us as we talk, share stories, and play some games.

Schedule

Thursday March 17 – Our Home Garden, 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Friday March 18 – Let’s Welcome Spring!, 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.

This program is best suited for ages 4-8. A parent or caregiver must be present during the program.
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** Space is limited. Each child and caregiver must have their own ticket.**
Safe Program Access
To ensure the safety of our participants and instructors, all staff, volunteers, and participants will be required to wear masks indoors and and maintain physical distancing.
All participants 12+ must show proof of vaccination to attend an indoor program at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
You must have received the second vaccine dose at least 14 days before your program. You can present either a paper or digital copy of your vaccination receipt, along with valid ID that includes your name and date of birth.
You will also be asked to complete a mandatory paperless COVID-19 Self-Assessment prior to your participation. Please review our Health and Safety Policies.
There is ample parking onsite. Parking at the TBG is free for members or $2.50 per hour for the public. Payment may be made by credit card, coin or via mobile app: iParkMe.
Registration Deadline: Tuesday March 15 at 12:00pm.

TBG Presents Gardening in Shade – Plants & plans for the darker side
2022-03-22 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Online
Back by popular demand. Come away with ideas for both plants and design approaches that can help you create a high-impact, low-maintenance shade garden. We’ll begin by helping you cope with the shade garden’s particular problems and understand its opportunities. We’ll cover garden design principles for your shady garden (they work in sunny gardens, too!). Come away with ideas for both plants and design approaches that can help you create a high-impact, low-maintenance shade garden.
Public $15, Member and Volunteer $12 (plus fees + HST)

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About Helen Battersby
Despite being so small she nicknamed it the Microgarden, Helen Battersby’s garden is a favourite for all kinds of pollinators. Helen hopes to introduce you to these and more and help you discover how to make them feel at home and keep them coming back.
Helen is a grad of Ryerson’s Landscape Design program and has spent over 15 years as a volunteer with the Toronto Master Gardeners. A member of GardenComm, the Association for Garden Communicators, she has been published in magazines such as Garden Making and, with her sister Sarah, writes the award-winning TorontoGardens.com. In 2017, the sisters took over the publishing of a long-standing garden diary – which in 2019 was renamed the Toronto & Golden Horseshoe Gardener’s Journal. Now in its 29th edition, the journal has loyal users from coast to coast.
Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.
Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.
Registration Deadline: Tuesday, March 22 at 12:00pm.

TBG Presents Planter Design
2022-03-24 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Get ready for your spring garden and join Spencer Hauck to learn about the fundamentals of planter design.
Get ready for your spring garden and join Spencer Hauck to learn about the fundamentals of planter design. This presentation will cover the use of textures (foliage shape and colours) and the use of colours (flowers and foliage). Whether planning for a large or small area, you will learn about some of the new trends and different ideas to make your space shine.
Public $20, TBG Member or Volunteer $16 (plus fees + HST)

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About Spencer Hauck
Spencer Hauck is a landscape industry-certified horticulturist with 16 years of experience in the horticulture industry. He has his certification from the CNLA and is a graduate of the Humber/Guelph Horticultural Technician Apprenticeship program. In January of 2019 he started his own company, Sandhill Botanicals, where he specializes in tropical plants, planter designs, and garden maintenance. He has done work for several private estates, and local businesses around Waterloo Region.
Safe Program Access
To ensure the safety of our participants and instructors, all staff, volunteers, and participants will be required to wear masks indoors and maintain physical distancing.
All participants must show proof of vaccination to attend an indoor program at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
You must have received the second vaccine dose at least 14 days before your program. You can present either a paper or digital copy of your vaccination receipt, along with valid ID that includes your name and date of birth.
You will also be asked to complete a mandatory paperless COVID-19 Self-Assessment prior to your participation. Please review our Health and Safety Policies and Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
This is an Adult Education program at TBG. All participants must be 16+.
PLEASE NOTE: Should the current COVID-19 closures and restrictions continue into March, this program will be offered online.
We appreciate your support and cooperation.
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, March 23rd at 12:00pm.

Eco-landscaping your garden: Bringing nature home!
2022-03-28 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | ON
Master Gardener and ecologist Kevin Kavanagh will cover a number of design features that benefit nature in the home landscape. Many gardeners are becoming interested in not only designing an aesthetically beautiful and relaxing space to enjoy the outdoors but want to create an environment that is also beneficial to pollinators, birds, and other wildlife. Incorporating native plants and designing gardens to include natural features that provide food and shelter throughout the year can increase the buzz and birdsong which enhances time spent in the garden.
Join Master Gardener and ecologist Kevin Kavanagh who will cover a number of design features to benefit nature in the home landscape. These begin with selecting native plants that not only feed pollinators in summer but are attractive to birds in winter, using conifer patches to provide places of shelter, using leaf litter effectively, and incorporating natural features like old logs into shade gardens. These and other easy steps will help gardeners bring nature home.
This workshop will be hosted through Zoom Meeting to allow you to ask questions specific to your needs. Space is limited; register early to secure your spot.
Public $25, TBG Member or Volunteer $20 (plus fees + HST)

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About Kevin Kavanagh
Kevin Kavanagh is a Master Gardener with decades of experience working with conservation organizations, including World Wildlife Fund Canada and the Nature Conservancy of Canada. He now lives in Norfolk County, where he owns his own nursery and consulting business, South Coast Gardens. As an avid birdwatcher himself, he is passionate about helping individuals build their own bird-friendly gardens.
Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.
Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.
Registration Deadline: Monday, March 28 at 12:00 p.m.

Soil Matters
2022-03-30 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Toronto) | ON
Join Toronto Master Gardeners’ Helen Battersby and learn what plants need to thrive. You will learn about soil profile and texture and why they are important. Determine the kind of soil you have in your garden and gain knowledge about the soil food web and the benefits of microorganisms and earthworms. Learn how to add soil nutrients and magic ingredients that will make your garden sing this Spring.

This workshop will be hosted through Zoom Meeting to allow you to ask questions specific to your needs. Space is limited; register early to secure your spot.

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About Helen Battersby

Helen Battersby likes to “talk dirt” when it comes to the essentials of soil health. And she’ll tell you more in the Toronto Master Gardener presentation *Soil Matters* – and what that means to us as successful gardeners.

Helen is a graduate of Ryerson’s Landscape Design program and in 2022 celebrates her 17th year as a volunteer with the Toronto Master Gardeners.

She has contributed writing and images to Garden Making and Trellis magazines, and US online publication GardenDesign.com. With her sister, Sarah, she writes the award-winning TorontoGardens.com and publishes the Toronto & Golden Horseshoe Gardener’s Journal.

Online Program Access

Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.

Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, March 30 at 12:00 pm.

TBG Lecture: An Engineer's Approach to Houseplant Care
2022-03-31 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Online
Darryl Cheng breaks down barriers to the long-lasting enjoyment of houseplants. A healthy dose of practical science and realistic expectations. If you follow traditional houseplant advice, you’ll be left with disappointment because your plant is no longer “perfect”. Darryl’s approach breaks down the barriers to true, long-lasting enjoyment of houseplants – when you understand how plants work, you can gain a deeper appreciation for their character and more acceptance of how they’ll grow. It’s a healthy dose of practical science and realistic expectations!
Public $15, TBG Member or Volunteer FREE
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About Darryl Cheng
Darryl Cheng is the author of ‘The New Plant Parent’ and creator of House Plant Journal. Darryl’s passion for plants and engineering approach to plant care have turned him into one of the most trusted houseplant resources on the internet! What was initially a hobby Tumblr page has turned into an Instagram account with over half a million followers, a go-to website for anything houseplant-related, his very own houseplant care book, and plant time-lapse videos that have gone viral around the world.

Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm the day before the presentation and again the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.

Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.

Registration Deadline: Thursday, March 31 at 12 p.m.

Floral Design Program: Classic Design Fundamentals 1
2022-04-05 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Learn the basics of classic floral design & four arrangements – a water viewing design, a centrepiece, a crescent, and a mass design. Join Pat Ware for this in-person fundamental program. Classic floral design will open the door to a new world of creativity and expression.  You will learn the basics – the principles and elements of design, colour theory, selecting and conditioning plant material as well as the mechanics of putting it all together. You will also learn four classic arrangements – a water viewing design, a table centrepiece, a crescent-shaped design, and a mass design – which you will be able to recreate with confidence for your home, your friends, for events, or as hostess gifts.
Tuesdays, April 5 through 26, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Public $200, TBG Member or Volunteer – $160 (plus fees + HST)

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About Pat Ware
Pat has enjoyed teaching a number of different Floral Design courses at the Toronto Botanical Garden. She is a Design, Horticultural, and Rose Judge. Pat continues to participate in and learn about Floral Artistry at the local, provincial, and international levels.

Safe Program Access
To ensure the safety of our participants and instructors, all staff, volunteers, and participants will be required to wear masks indoors and maintain physical distancing.

You will also be asked to complete a mandatory paperless COVID-19 Self-Assessment prior to your participation. Please review our Health and Safety Policies and Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.

This is an Adult Education program at TBG. All participants must be 16+.

We appreciate your support and cooperation.

Registration Deadline: Friday, April 1 at 12:00 pm

Floral Design: Designing with Natural Materials
2022-04-07 18:30 - 21:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Each week we study the form, shape, texture, size, colouring and characteristics of a natural element to discover new ways it can be used. Join Margaret Taylor in this hands-on program. Each week a different natural material – wood, branches, foliage and fruit and vegetables – will take centre stage.  These elements have always been included in arrangements but here we will make them the stars of the show! We will study their forms and shapes, textures, sizes, colouring and characteristics to discover the new and exciting ways they can be used.  Join us on this journey of discovery. Materials extra.
Thursdays, April 7 through 28, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Public $200, TBG Member or Volunteer $160 (plus fees + HST)

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About Margaret Taylor
For more than 15 years, Margaret’s passion for flowers has led her to exhibit, judge, demonstrate and teach floral design in Canada and abroad. A recipient of many awards, Margaret’s accolades include Canada Blooms’ Founder’s Gold Cup for Best in Show. Margaret has also won Best in Show on two occasions at the provincial triennial show and as a result, has been chosen to represent Canada in two world shows. It was her greatest honour to exhibit for Canada both in Boston and in India. Margaret is currently a floral design judge accredited by the Garden Clubs of Ontario, a horticultural judge accredited by the Royal Botanical Gardens, and a rose judge accredited by the Canadian Rose Society. Margaret is also a Sogetsu Ikebana teacher and exhibitor. Much lauded for her design acumen by the horticultural community, she is a past president of the Garden Club of Toronto and is a coordinator of floral design studies at Toronto Botanical Garden.

Safe Program Access
To ensure the safety of our participants and instructors, all staff, volunteers, and participants will be required to wear masks indoors and maintain physical distancing.

You will also be asked to complete a mandatory paperless COVID-19 Self-Assessment prior to your participation. Please review our Health and Safety Policies and Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.

This is an Adult Education program at TBG. All participants must be 16+.

We appreciate your support and cooperation.

Registration Deadline: Friday, April 1 at 12:00 pm

Health & Wellness: The Plant-Nature Connection
2022-04-07 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Wellness goes deeper than simply being healthy. Pat Crocker looks at how plants connect humans to a passionate love of all that is alive. According to the global wellness summit, mental wellness will be the single, most important, and the biggest future trend. Wellness goes deeper than simply being healthy. Wellness embraces positivity, relaxation, and self-care. Pat Crocker looks at how plants connect humans to a passionate love of life and a love of all that is alive.
Attendees will come away with an understanding of the role of plants and nature in shifting humans towards hope and compassion and away from stress, separation, and anger. Hopefully, participants will see that through their own gardens and/or the public gardens they enjoy, they are part of a vital positive step towards global change.

Public $20, TBG Member or Volunteer $16 (plus fees + HST)
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Safe Program Access
To ensure the safety of our participants and instructors, all staff, volunteers, and participants will be required to wear masks indoors and maintain physical distancing.
You will also be asked to complete a mandatory paperless COVID-19 Self-Assessment prior to your participation. Please review our Health and Safety Policies and Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement.
This is an Adult Education program at TBG. All participants must be 16+.
We appreciate your support and cooperation.
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 6 at 12:00 pm.

Hellebore Sale
2022-04-08 10:30 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Thank you to everyone who supported the sale. We almost sold out on the first day. Hellebore pre-orders can be picked up through the Garden Shop on April 8 & 9 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Watch our social media or sign up for our Enews for more information on our pop-up plant sales.
Visit our Garden Shop this weekend now carrying a selection of pansy bowls, seeds, and flowering bulbs along with other garden essentials.
For more information contact the Garden Shop at orders@torontobotanicalgarden.ca.

“Flowers Coast to Coast” Spring Show and Plant Sale
2022-04-10 09:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2, Canada
Toronto African Violet and Gesneriad Society Presents “Flowers Coast to Coast” 2022 Flower Show and Sale
Two Shows in one in the Toronto Botanical Garden Floral Hall.
Open to the Public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sales will be in the Studios
Admission: $2 at the door

Native Bee Discovery Series
2022-04-18 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Toronto) | Online
Join Prafulla Prabhu in this two-night workshop to learn about this keystone species, a critical part of our ecosystems and our lives. Bees are a critical part of our ecosystems and our lives. From coffee, fruits, vegetables, to candles, wax artworks, cotton and so much more – bees play an important role in modern life. More importantly, they are responsible for a third of the food we consume on a regular basis. With changes to our climate, our interdependent relationship is coming into sharper focus. Join Prafulla Prabhu in this two-night workshop to learn about this keystone species.

April 18 – Learn more about bees in North America, the differences between native bees and honeybees, and how we might support them
April 19 – Learn more about gentle solitary bees in North America, why native bees are great pollinators, and how we might support native bees against threats.

Public $40, Members and Volunteers $32 (plus fees + HST)

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Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.
Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.
Registration Deadline: Monday, April 18 at 12:00 pm.

TBG Writers Club: Walking the Path
2022-04-20 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Online
Join this online writing development class which includes a ground tour of TBG to inspire your creative pieces. A Ground Tour and Writing Development Class. To complete a piece, or small collection, of writing takes time and patience—the very things any true to the soil gardener tell us we need for their committed craft. Yet, releasing ink rapidly onto the page can be as pleasurable as an early-spring planting spree. This class feeds the need for writers to ink-out with in-class word-prompt exercises and nurtures the know-how required to increase the skill of longevity and care that writers require to thrive.
Saturday, April 16, 10 to 11:30 a.m. – TBG Tour on-site at Toronto Botanical Garden
Wednesdays, April 20 through May 11, 7 – 8:30 p.m. – Online Writers Club
Public $120, TBG Member or Volunteer $95 (plus fees + HST)

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Expectations and Experience:

one tour of the Toronto Botanical Garden, scheduled for Saturday, April 16, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
a selection of writing topics and note-taking tips provided in advance of the tour
TBG-inspired reflections and lessons
writing lessons, support, and encouragement

You will write:

several short, word-prompt pieces based on the TBG, in-class
one long-project piece, developed, with lessons, over the four-week period
(e.g., up to 1,500-word CNF essay, short fiction, journalism/report, historical, 1-10 poems)

All writing levels and genres are welcome.
About Stacey Curtis
Stacey Curtis has been penning and planting since before the double-digits of childhood. While the garden provided a way of being out, helping mom, and watching cucumbers climb, the pen provided a way of being in, helping herself understand the world transpiring before her. She has worked for twenty years as a professional editor and author. She enjoys inspiring wild expression so that people might write as unbridled as nature itself to break through the tough soil. She is equally passionate about providing professional tools and insight to shape the hard work of writers like a pruned and tended garden.
Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.
Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.

TBG Presents Monarch Butterflies: You can be a Citizen Scientist
2022-04-25 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Online
Everyone is a Citizen Scientist. Which skills do you have to offer? Monarch butterflies are essential in contributing to the health of our planet, but climate change, habitat loss, and pesticide use are threatening our important friend. Citizen Scientists have a tremendously important role in advancing our understanding of our monarch butterflies in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. We all have the skills to develop our support and knowledge about the life of monarchs whether it is in the garden, in the field, or at your desk. Join Betty McCulloch to discover what you can do to help the monarch from becoming extinct, and gain an appreciation for this small but mighty butterfly.

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About Betty McCulloch
Betty McCulloch is a Citizen Scientist, which really means that she is a volunteer. A retired professor of nursing, lover of nature – particularly butterflies and birds – Betty has been involved with tagging over 8300 butterflies in the past seven years at Rosetta McClain Gardens, Scarborough. Her focus in her presentations is on monarch butterflies and their life journey and environmental challenges, working towards keeping our monarch butterfly a living species.
Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details at 12:30 pm on the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.
Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.
Registration Deadline: Monday April 25 at 12:00pm.

TBG Lecture: Living in the Wild: My House
2022-04-28 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Toronto) | Online
Join noted landscape designer Larry Weaner to learn how to experience wild nature even in the smallest backyard garden. Experiencing wild nature needn’t be limited to the remotest regions of the world. It can happen in even the smallest backyard garden. Learn how noted landscape designer Larry Weaner interacts with and responds to ecological processes to create an ever-evolving wild yet still ornamental garden in his small property outside Philadelphia. Learn how this brains-over-brawn approach goes beyond simple editing of what occurs naturally and incorporates natural processes and plants’ reproductive abilities to achieve common aesthetic and functional goals. And perhaps most importantly, discover how loosening the reins can bring a newfound mystery and discovery to even the smallest garden.
Public $15, Free for member and volunteers

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About Larry Weaner
Larry Weaner received his Associates degree in Ornamental Horticulture from Pennsylvania College of Technology. He founded Larry Weaner Landscape Associates in 1982 and gained a national reputation for combining ecological restoration with garden design traditions. In 2008 he received the top three design awards from the Association of Professional Landscape Designers, and his work has been profiled in many regional and national publications. An active guest lecturer for horticultural and environmental organizations throughout the U.S, he developed New Directions in the American Landscape, a conference series dedicated to advancing the art and science of natural landscape design. He also composes music.

Online Program Access
Please note that this program is being hosted live ONLINE only. It will not be recorded, and it will only be available on Zoom at the scheduled time. Log-in details will be sent 2 days before the program date. If you register within two days of the presentation, you will receive your log-in details the day before the presentation and again the day of the presentation. Please make sure that you check your junk mail and/or make Eventbrite a trusted site.

Participation in online programming requires that attendees have access to and familiarization with current technology. Please review our Refund Policy and Terms of Agreement, and Zoom Best Practices document.

Registration Deadline: Thursday, April 28 at 12 p.m.
