GreenScapes Symposium - PBG0057
GreenScapes Symposium
GreenScapes Symposium
***This will be offered as a series of live online lectures with audience Q&A incorporated into the program. All lectures will be recorded and made available for online viewing.***
REGISTRATION TIPS:
**You must first either create an account or log into it before you're able to add the event to your cart for payment.
**If you haven't logged into your account in the past 6 months, you will need to reset your password.
**If you forgot your password OR need to reset it, select the Forgot your Password box under the Log-In box. Provide the email address you used to create your account. You will receive an email with the temporary password you can sign in to change your password.
If you are still experiencing difficulties, email [email protected], call our ActiveMONTGOMERY Customer Service at 301-495-2580, or call Brookside Gardens directly at 301-962-1451 for assistance.
GREENSCAPES SYMPOSIUM 2024
Integrating native plants and designing for biodiversity is becoming more of a common practice than an industry trend. This symposium will offer new and innovative sustainable design and maintenance strategies to take your home garden or professional work to the next level. Join industry experts as they share practical and scalable lessons from the field representing a diverse range of natural landscapes and human environments.
We’ll explore the latest research from the University of Delaware, including case studies from award-winning public gardens and museums. Designers will share the challenges faced and solutions discovered working on projects with leaders like Roy Diblik, Piet Oudolf, and Cassian Schmidt. Learn how to create masterpieces by leveraging block and matrix plantings that maximize the competitiveness and characteristics of native species. Lectures will reimagine traditional landscapes with native plants and offer the latest in ecologically focused management strategies.
LECTURES:
1. The Masterpiece of Glenstone: From Suburbia to Organic Oasis
Paul Tukey, Director of Environmental Stewardship, Glenstone Museum
Jennifer Corlett, Landscape Architect, PWP Landscape Architecture
2. How Field Research Is Informing Sustainable Design and Maintenance Practices
Dr. Susan Barton, professor and extension specialist, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware
3. Lessons from Stoneleigh: Reimagining Traditional Landscapes with Native Plants
Ethan Kauffman, Director, Stoneleigh
4. The Inside Scoop: Naturalistic Planting Design Lessons from Industry Innovators
Austin Eischeid, landscape designer and owner, Austin Eischeid Landscape Design
REGISTRATION TIPS:
**You must first either create an account or log into it before you're able to add the event to your cart for payment.
**If you haven't logged into your account in the past 6 months, you will need to reset your password.
**If you forgot your password OR need to reset it, select the Forgot your Password box under the Log-In box. Provide the email address you used to create your account. You will receive an email with the temporary password you can sign in to change your password.
If you are still experiencing difficulties, email [email protected], call our ActiveMONTGOMERY Customer Service at 301-495-2580, or call Brookside Gardens directly at 301-962-1451 for assistance.
GREENSCAPES SYMPOSIUM 2024
Integrating native plants and designing for biodiversity is becoming more of a common practice than an industry trend. This symposium will offer new and innovative sustainable design and maintenance strategies to take your home garden or professional work to the next level. Join industry experts as they share practical and scalable lessons from the field representing a diverse range of natural landscapes and human environments.
We’ll explore the latest research from the University of Delaware, including case studies from award-winning public gardens and museums. Designers will share the challenges faced and solutions discovered working on projects with leaders like Roy Diblik, Piet Oudolf, and Cassian Schmidt. Learn how to create masterpieces by leveraging block and matrix plantings that maximize the competitiveness and characteristics of native species. Lectures will reimagine traditional landscapes with native plants and offer the latest in ecologically focused management strategies.
LECTURES:
1. The Masterpiece of Glenstone: From Suburbia to Organic Oasis
Paul Tukey, Director of Environmental Stewardship, Glenstone Museum
Jennifer Corlett, Landscape Architect, PWP Landscape Architecture
2. How Field Research Is Informing Sustainable Design and Maintenance Practices
Dr. Susan Barton, professor and extension specialist, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware
3. Lessons from Stoneleigh: Reimagining Traditional Landscapes with Native Plants
Ethan Kauffman, Director, Stoneleigh
4. The Inside Scoop: Naturalistic Planting Design Lessons from Industry Innovators
Austin Eischeid, landscape designer and owner, Austin Eischeid Landscape Design
Fees
Resident
Charge When Not Billed:
Parks BG Activity Fee (Standard Fee): $60.00
Charge When Not Billed:
Parks BG Activity Fee (Standard Fee): $60.00