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June 2021
(Webinar) Essential Cacti in Dry Gardens
Learn how to successfully incorporate cacti into your dry garden landscape design.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Video & Webinar) Soil Basics in Dry Gardens
Soil is the foundation of healthy plants. Join Walker Young, Assistant Curator, for a virtual lecture to learn about the content of soil, recommendations for the perfect ratio of materials, and the care that your soil needs in order to keep your dry garden plants healthy and happy.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Mitigating Fire Risks Through Garden Design & Maintenance (2-part series)
Join Jennifer de Graaf, for a two-part series about how a multi-faceted, interconnected lifetime of decisions in your garden can help mitigate your risks versus fire.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Basic Irrigation in Dry Gardens
Join Cricket Riley, in-house Landscape Designer, for an introductory course about how to assess your landscape and install a drip irrigation system that is suitable for dry gardens.
Learn More / Get Tickets »July 2021
(Webinar) Groundcovers & Vines in Dry Gardens
Layering a garden with groundcovers and vines can help highlight hardscapes and focal plants as well as providing a practical element of weed and erosion control. Learn how to incorporate a variety of groundcovers and vines into a dry garden landscape.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Essential Agave & Friends in Dry Gardens
With bold, eye-catching features, agaves and similar plants (like yuccas and Bromeliaceae plants) can be a wonderful addition in dry garden designs, whether as an accent or companion plant.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Dry Garden Installation
Please note that this will be a live, webinar workshop (offered via Zoom) and not a lecture at the Garden. After registration (see below), you will receive further instructions from the Program Director prior to the workshop date. Registration will close on 28 July 2021 at 8am. This class is part of the Dry Garden Design Certificate program series and is a Required Course. A garden's success is highly dependent on certain foundational elements. Learn how to properly prepare the soil,…
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Fearless Gardening- Author Talk
Please note that this will be a live, webinar workshop (offered via Zoom) and not a lecture at the Garden. After registration (see below), you will receive further instructions from the Program Director prior to the workshop date. Registration will close on 31 July 2021 at 8am. Too often gardening advice comes in the form of rules: do this, don't do that, plant this, don't plant that. This can stifle creativity, resulting in gardens that feel impersonal and generic. With Fearless Gardening, Loree…
Learn More / Get Tickets »August 2021
(Webinar) Dry Garden Care & Maintenance
Join Cricket Riley, in-house Landscape Designer, for a lecture on how to properly care for your dry garden landscape. She will cover basic pruning, fertilization, and common pest control techniques.
Learn More / Get Tickets »(Webinar) Gardening for Pollinators
Our pollinators are in decline but there is hope. There is much that can be done in our own gardens that can help many declining species. Join Kim Young, ambassador from Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, for a lecture about our pollinators and the importance of what we can do to sustain their survival.
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