JANUARY 2005
01-13 The American Woodland
Garden: Capturing the Spirit of the Deciduous Forest, Kentucky
Landscape Industries Conference, Louisville, Kentucky
CONTACT:
Robert McNiel,
University of Kentucky, Tel. 859-257-8903 rmcniel@uky.edu
01-13 Growing Trends in
Ornamental Grasses, Kentucky Landscape Industries Conference,
Louisville, Kentucky
CONTACT:
Robert McNiel,
University of Kentucky, Tel. 859-257-8903 rmcniel@uky.edu
01-20 Rose Valley's Landscape
in the Larger Context, The Life of Rose Valley lecture
series presented by The Rose Valley Folk at The Old Mill, Rose Valley,
Pennsylvania.
CONTACT:
The School in Rose Valley tel 610-566-1088 or visit www.theschoolinrosevalley.org
01-26
The Livable Landscape, Rhode Island Nursery & Landscape
Association, Newport, Rhode Island
CONTACT:
Lynda Martel lcmartel@cox.net
01-27 The American Woodland Garden: Capturing
the Spirit of the Deciduous Forest, Georgia Green Industry
Association Annual Meeting
CONTACT:
Sherry Loudermilk Tel. 706-632-0100 sherry@ggia.org
WEBSITE: http://www.ggia.org
FEBRUARY 2005
02-09 The Livable Landscape,
Delaware Valley College, Doylestown, Pennsylvania
CONTACT: William Lloyd wmlloyd_5594@msn.com
02-19 Grasses in the Global Garden, Santa Fe Greenhouses
/ High Country Gardens, Santa Fe, New Mexico
CONTACT: David Salman DSSFG@aol.com
or Ava Salman ava@highcountrygardens.com
WEBSITES: event details: http://www.santafegreenhouses.com/events/index.html catalog: http://www.highcountrygardens.com
MARCH 2005
03-11 The Luminous Landscape:
Darke on Light, Midwest Gardening Symposium, co-sponsored
by the Morton Arboretum and Fine Gardening magazine, in Lyle, Illinois
CONTACT:
Jan Little, The Morton Arboretum, jlittle@mortonarb.org
Tel. 630-719-2459
03-12 Designing a Regional
Woodland Garden and Gardening Wisely with Native Grasses
and Sedges, York County Master Gardeners' Garden Wise symposium,
York, Pennsylvania
CONTACT: Connie Schmotzer, Penn State Cooperative
Extension, 717-840-7408 or email cxs51@psu.edu
APRIL 2005
04-15 The Livable Landscape,
keynote address, conference on Water and our Changing Landscape:
Perspective from the Wild and Scenic White Clay Creek Watershed,
at the University of Delaware, Clayton Hall, Newark, Delaware.
CONTACT:
Linda Stapleford, White Clay Creek Wild & Scenic Program Administrator,
tel 302-731-1756 or email RiverAdministrator@WhiteClay.org
WEBSITE: http://mercury.ccil.org/~wcc_ws/#Symposium
JUNE 2005
10-07 The Livable Landscape:
Retaining Relevance in an Age of Change, American Association of Botanical
Gardens and Arboreta (AABGA) Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting, "Second Nature:
Rediscovering Ecological Harmony in the Garden" Mt. Cuba Center, Greenville,
Delaware
CONTACT: Eileen Boyle, tel. 302-239-4244 email: eboyle@mtcubacenter.org
WEBSITE: http://www.mtcubacenter.org/aabga_meeting.htm