Garden Design Webinar
Sponsored by Bluestone Perennials, Corona Tools and Garden Design magazine
Brace yourself to experience some extraordinary gardens that will transport you to a mid-summer day in the garden of your dreams. Plan on watching my second national gardening webinar: Inspired Design Lessons Learned from Magnificent Gardens in England, Canada and the United States scheduled for Thursday, January 26, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern (11:00 a.m. Pacific). YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ATTEND THE LIVE WEBINAR ON JANUARY 26 to enjoy the lecture! All registrants will receive an email with the lecture link a few days after the broadcast, allowing you to watch it at your convenience, as many times as you wish.
I will be showcasing a variety of gardens that will be our classroom for emphasizing striking design essentials that elevate gardens from ordinary to sublime, regardless of the hardiness zone or sunlight conditions. We will consider texture, movement, color, repetition, garden accessories, focal points, vertical elements and more.
Attendees will receive detailed lecture notes before the presentation begins plus you can ask questions during the live session. Depending on the number of questions posted, some will be answered verbally at the end of the presentation during the live session, the remaining questions will be emailed to all participants afterwards with answers.
All participants attending the live broadcast will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win some terrific door prizes. If you are a winner, the gift will be mailed to you.
To learn more about this second in a series of inspirational webinars, click here See you next month!
(Please note, the lecture topics presented in these Webinars (online seminars) are different from my in-person lectures. Webinars offer a convenient and affordable gardening education experience for individuals who register in advance and receive the broadcast at their personal computer. Unlike in-person lectures, however, due to copyright, licensing and technical restrictions, Webinars are not intended for group education.)