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Holiday Floral Arranging Workshop 2024

Join our award-winning floral arranger, Johnese Thibault, for her 4th workshop on creating a multi-purpose Holiday Arrangement. This versatile floral arrangement is intended to have certain elements swapped out for a different holiday. This popular workshop has been a sell-out every year thanks to Johnese and her hands-on demonstration and her individual advice and instruction....
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Bucket List: A Visit to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

Mil Hurley recently checked this must-see flower show off her bucket list. The RHS Chelsea Flower Show first took place May 1913 on the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, hosted by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS). The event has been held at the same 11-acre site ever since, becoming one of the most renowned...
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Sue Abbott Lecture with Laura Daluga, AIFD

Be amazed as you watch this “Botanical Wonder Woman” create, design, and arrange an awe-inspiring floral display. Learn some of her techniques and the thought process behind her distinctive creations. We hope you will be inspired by such a creative powerhouse to come up with your own unique floral designs. Laura Daluga, AIFD is a...
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Trial Gardens Annual Awards Tea

Victory gardens were first implemented during World War I and became even more important during World War II. Agriculture was limited due to the draft and farm equipment being used for the war effort. Citizens made up the shortfall by having their own gardens to grow fruits and vegetables. Federal and state agencies, local governments,...
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How to Make a Butterfly Garden

What are the essential elements needed in creating a garden habitat that is both attractive and sustaining to butterflies and other pollinators? Learn about plant selections, native plants, preparation and selection of the most beneficial garden site, and other important tips. John Blair John Blair started on his butterfly gardening venture in 2012 after retiring...
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32nd Annual Garden Tour

“Gardeners Create Community“ Friday & Saturday, June 21 & 22, 2024 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. – Rain or Shine The French Planter by Robert Fionda Enjoy seven beautiful private gardens offering a wide range of styles, shapes, and sizes. Visit the Trial Gardens and Veterans Garden at the War Memorial. Garden docents will be...
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Family Garden Fun Day

Jump into spring with our Family Garden Fun Day for kids of all ages! Family Garden Fun Day for adults and children ages 5 to 12 years old. Parents can talk with garden experts on a variety of topics while the kids are engaged in a variety of fun activity areas. Adult Table Talks: Composting...
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The Basics of Butterfly Gardening

Whether you are a butterfly enthusiast or just want to attract more of these beautiful insects to your garden this lecture covers the practical details needed to create a vibrant garden habitat that fosters butterflies. Learn which plants support which butterflies, and what different butterflies require in the garden over the course of their lives....
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Historic Irises: Preserving Beauty from the Past

“Come with us down the garden path to explore the charm and delight of heirloom irises.” We will trace the history of bearded irises from early species to modern cultivars and the mission to preserve historic irises. Also, learn about best care practices, new iris borer breakthroughs, plus tips and tricks to make iris care...
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3rd Annual Legacy Seminar – Learning Native Plant Cultures

“The nature of nature is always dynamic… the only right thing to do is to stay curious within its beauty.” Roy Diblik’s knowledge and passion have something to offer every garden and every gardener in his “Becoming the Cultural Gardener” seminar presentation. Grand Geneva Resort & Spa, Geneva, Wisconsin Roy Diblik, a noted plantsman and...
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