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Events
The Most Important Thing To Fight Cabin Fever
September 28, 2017 – Posted in: EventsI am pretty excited about being a part of the Great Plants Symposium next week. I am looking forward to hearing Heather Lynn Poire talk about The World of Roses and Hydrangeas. Heather is a professional sales associate with Bailey Nurseries. Bailey Nurseries is one of the few plant developers with a focus on bringing [...]
Jaw-Dropping Flowering Shrubs: New Webinar from Kerry Mendez
April 17, 2017 – Posted in: EventsJust ten days until Kerry Mendez's latest webinar, Jaw Dropping Shrubs--The New No-Fuss Glamour Plants, goes live on Thursday, April 27 at 2pm Eastern time. Are you looking for high impact, low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly plants for your garden? Then flowering shrubs are your answer! Kerry's online lecture features exceptional, head-turning varieties that will be the talk [...]
Kerry’s Webinar and My Talk
January 8, 2017 – Posted in: Colchicums, EventsJust a quick reminder to sign up for Kerry Mendez' webinar: Inspired Design Lessons Learned from Magnificent Gardens in England, Canada and the United States. She's presenting it on January 26 at 2pm Eastern time, but you don't have to be present at that time. If you are registered, you can download the video later [...]
Inspired Design Lessons: New Webinar from Kerry Ann
December 17, 2016 – Posted in: Events, How-to, Plant infoMy next webinar, Inspired Design Lessons Learned from Magnificent Gardens in England, Canada and the United States, will be on Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time). Breathtaking gardens will be the classroom for great take-away lessons that elevate landscapes from ordinary to spectacular! What better time than drab winter days to [...]
Gardening Webinars by Kerry Ann Mendez of Perennially Yours
October 3, 2016 – Posted in: Events, How-to, Plant infoKerry Ann says, "At this stage in my life, it seems I am downsizing many things - or better said right-sizing -although chocolate, coffee and coloring my hair are not on this list! A few years ago I rolled up my sleeves and tackled what seemed to have become a mini-botanical garden in my yard. [...]
Speaking in Manchester, Vermont
September 12, 2015 – Posted in: EventsHello, dear readers! I'll be speaking on Creating A Cabin Fever Bed this Wednesday, September 16th for the Manchester Garden Club at the Manchester Community Library at 1 pm. Would love to see you there! If winter starts too early and spring doesn't come soon enough, if you find yourself pacing indoors and gazing out [...]
Hear me on Heritage Network Radio
March 1, 2015 – Posted in: About this site, EventsThis Monday, March 2, 2015, at 3pm, I'll be speaking with Carmen DeVito and Alice Marcus Krieg on the latest segment of their We Dig Plants! podcast. It will stream live at 3 pm or you can listen to it later at your convenience. Hope you'll lend me your ear and tell your friends, too! [...]
My Visit to the World of P. Allen Smith
June 13, 2014 – Posted in: Events, VegetablesWhat's a cold climate gardener doing in Little Rock, Arkansas? Visiting with P. Allen Smith and a couple dozen garden bloggers, for his fourth annual Garden2Blog event. As usual when I visit a southern U.S. area, I felt like I was in an alien land. Here it was, the third week in May. Back home, [...]
Visiting Quebec City
August 19, 2013 – Posted in: EventsFor the past several days I've been visiting gardens in and around Quebec City in Canada as part of the Garden Writers Association annual symposium. According to this map, the warmest parts of Quebec are USDA Zone 3. I'm not sure I believe that, as many of the plants I've seen in gardens here are [...]
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