Webinars

A Wednesday Walk in the Garden Learn about the restoration of New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill's heirloom apple orchard. Mark Richardson is Director of Horticulture for New England...

Now that we understand why native plant gardens are so important for creating habitat and supporting pollinators,  it’s time to kick things up a notch! Can native plants be used...

Join Leslie Duthie for a virtual walk through central Massachusetts in search of orchids. What has spurred people's interest in orchids? They are not always the showiest flower in the...

This webinar provides a clear context for confidently communicating the positive effects of regenerative and sustainable land management on local and global weather, reduction of environmental pollution, promotion of biodiversity,...

Working around trees in a landscape is a delicate and careful business that is often overlooked, much to the detriment of the trees over time. It can be hard to spot what gardening practices cause trees harm, as it might be a decade before one unfortunate trench kills a tree. Chris Roddick will explore how...

The cashew family, Anacardiaceae, includes a number of economically important plants and many notoriously poisonous species. From poison ivy to cashew and poisonwood, we will explore the diversity of the...

Dr. Keeley will review selected chapters of the second edition of the 2019 book Corridor Ecology that captures advances in the field since 2006. She will give an overview of...

Landscape designers nationwide believe in the many benefits of green stormwater infrastructure (GSI); but, for this strategy to succeed, the public must want these installations in their yards, parks, schools,...