Dan Hinkley
Windcliff | Seattle, Washington
January 25
“We often desire a garden that is opposite to what we have, but few of us actually achieve that ‘other garden.’”
18th Annual Winter Lecture Series: The Gardener’s Garden
Three Thursdays, January 25, February 22, March 29, 2018; 10–11:30 a.m.
This year’s series stays close to home—and heart—as three renowned garden designers, plantsmen, and environmental stewards take us inside their own personal gardens. As incubators, models, and laboratories, these beautiful spaces integrate wild nature, plantings, and innovative visions, as well as influences and best practices from around the world. Join us as our extraordinary speakers share the ideas and projects that have led them to the gardens they have always wanted.
CEUs available:
Presented by Adult Education and the School of Professional Horticulture
Funded in part by the Barbara Cushing Paley Fund
Arne Maynard
Allt-y-bela | Monmouthshire, Wales
February 22
“It’s always more difficult to design your own garden than to make one for a client.”
Edwina von Gal
Marsh House | East Hampton, New York
March 29
“My garden is my play pen, laboratory and retreat…an unruly, willful version of what I do for my clients.”
Location Ross Hall
Location Ross Hall