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  • Meadows with Mike Nadeau

    Join wholistic land care expert Mike Nadeau, as he teaches how to create an Organic Native Meadow. Mike will take us through the entire process, including site analysis, design, seed selection, site work, monitoring and maintenance.  The zoom session will cover the theory behind the work, with visuals on the process and what to expect. The following…

  • Connecticut Horticultural Society presents “Stone in the Garden” with Andrew Pighills

    Contact Tracey Weiss, Director of Communications, at news@cthort.org or 860-796-0185   Connecticut Horticultural Society presents “Stone in the Garden” with Andrew Pighills Thursday, October 20, 7:30pm—In person and virtual   Connecticut Horticultural Society’s ongoing speaker series continues this fall with Andrew Pighills, who is presenting “Stone in the Garden,” on October 20 a t 7:30pm…

  • 11th Biennial symposium (Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group)

    Hello,   The Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group (CIPWG) is currently planning our 11th biennial symposium, which will be held virtually on November 3, 2022. In past years, your organization was a supporting partner for the symposium. Will your organization again be willing to partner for the 2022 CIWPG symposium?     As a supporting partner for the CIPWG symposium, we ask for…

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  • Organic Turf Care – PJC

    Join PJC Organic Turf Care team - Fred, Pam and Sean, as they share their expansive knowledge of healthy organic lawn care geared for professional landscapers. They will talk about soil testing, how to translate results, develop a robust organic turf care program and other support services. They will share their recipes for conditioning soil…

  • Propagating & Sowing New England Meadow Plants

    New England meadow plants include a wide array of genera and are wonderful succession plants for many landscapes—dry open fields or damp, shady woodland clearings, large garden borders or converted lawn spaces. In Partnership with CT NOFA, this hands-on workshop welcomes all horticulture professionals, whether nursery growers, gardeners, or landscape designers, to come learn about…

  • March and April Virtual Series by New Directions in the American Landscape

    Greetings, My name is Jenny Turner, Promotions Assistant of New Directions in the American Landscape an educational series dedicated to the art, culture, and science of ecology-based landscape design founded in 1990 by landscape designer Larry Weaner. I am reaching out today with information regarding our March-April virtual series, which will offer an array of…

  • Fall Accreditation Course – In-Person in Portsmouth, NH

    Portsmouth Historical Society 10 Middle St., Portsmouth, NH, United States

    This course has been canceled. We hope to reschedule it for later this year or early in 2024. Please follow our Facebook page (click here) or join our mailing list (click here) for updates. In partnership with Non-Toxic Portsmouth and Non-Toxic Dover, The Organic Land Care Program is offering a 4-day in-person course on the principles…

    $600

  • Spring Virtual Education Series

    New Directions in the American Landscape (NDAL) is offering a virtual education series this spring, aimed at land care professionals and home gardeners. This virtual course can be viewed live or as recordings. As a continuing education partner, AOLCPs receive a 10% discount on course registration and will earn CEUs toward their 2025 requirement. To receive the discount code for the course, AOLCPs may access the portal or contact us.

  • Aerated Compost Tea Webinar

    Join this CT NOFA webinar to learn methods for brewing aerated compost tea to add beneficial microbes and plant-available nutrients directly to plants throughout the growing season.

    $30

  • Ecology-based Design and Organic Practice

    Glenstone Museum 12100 Glen Rd., Potomac, MD, United States

    The landscape at Glenstone, a newly-constructed, contemporary art museum in Potomac, Maryland, received the ASLA Honor Award in 2019. Our day will combine classroom instruction with a heavy dose of field observation to illustrate how this landscape went from landscape plans to vibrant reality.

  • In Partnership with the Place: Site-Specific Native Design, New England-Style

    New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill 11 French Dr., Boylston, MA, United States

    Light breakfast, lunch, and refreshments are included in the registration fee. Check-in & breakfast begin at 8:30 AM ET. Course Presentations What’s Hiding in the Landscape? Uncovering a Site’s True Potential (indoor lecture) Steve Conaway & Robert Graham In this presentation Steve and Robert will discuss the essential work of site assessment in uncovering the…

    $279

  • Seed Mix Formulation for Native Meadows

    Online

    While seed mix formulation can look simple, long-term meadow success is rooted in a detailed understanding of individual species characteristics, how to quantify those species, how they fit together to form a community, and their roles in the various stages of meadow development.

    $37.80

  • Utilizing Natural Disturbances in the Establishment and Maintenance of Prairie Vegetation

    Online

    This presentation will explore how natural disturbances, such as grazing and fire, can be valuable tools in the establishment and maintenance of prairie ecosystems. We'll delve into how grazing by herbivores influences plant diversity and structure, while fire serves as a natural disturbance that promotes the dominance of grasses and prevents woody plant encroachment.

    $37.80

  • Ecological Landscape Alliance 2025 Season’s End Summit

    New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill 11 French Dr., Boylston, MA, United States

    This year's summit will feature 4 great speakers on the theme of ‘Fire and Water’. When managed properly, each has the potential to benefit landscapes and the environment. Dan Wilder will discuss fire on a New England Landscape, Melissa Cullina will introduce a new book on wetland plant ID, Trevor Smith will discuss the green roof project, and Jay Archer will talk about stormwater management.

  • LandsCape Cod 2026

    Emerald Resort & Conference Center 35 Scudder Ave., Hyannis, MA, United States

    LandsCape Cod (LCC) is the green industry’s annual winter hub where hundreds of professionals come to learn, connect, and grow.  There’s no better way to meet and do business with your best prospects and customers.

  • 37th Annual NDAL Symposium: Seeing the Forest AND the Trees

    Hilton Garden Inn 304 US Rt 22, Springfield, United States

    Seeing the Forest and the Trees Designing Landscapes that Integrate Regional Specificity with Global Commonality Incorporating a region’s indigenous plant communities and ecological processes is at the heart of ecology-based design. But no natural system operates in isolation or is forever immune to change…..especially today where the effects of watershed alteration, soil disturbance, plant globalization,…

    $342

  • Today’s Horticulture 2026 Symposium

    Longwood Gardens 1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square, PA, United States

    The Today’s Horticulture Symposium brings together a diverse group of professionals who will engage the audience with timely, thought-provoking topics relevant to the world of horticulture today. 

    Organized by a dedicated volunteer committee of alumni from Longwood Gardens’ Professional Horticulture Program, the event offers a full day of inspiration—from innovative design and current trends to policy impacts and industry insights.

    Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with fellow horticulture enthusiasts and experts!

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