Webinar replay from January 22, 2021
Growing native plants from seed is a different way to interact with our native flora and an inexpensive way to produce a lot of plants. Be part of a grassroots movement to sow native seeds and increase the number of native plants in the landscape with an abundance of genetically...
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Webinar replay from January 14, 2021
Patches of native habitat in urban and other degraded areas provide important ecological services. Focusing on Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York and Orange County Great Park in California, where complex habitat was integrated with civic needs, Dr. Steven Handel explores strategies for restoring connections between fragmented and degraded remnant...
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Webinar replay from January 6, 2021
Without plastic pots, the Green Industry would not have grown into the multibillion dollar industry it is today. But now, billions of single-use plastic plant pots are disposed of annually in the United States. Find out more about the problems and learn steps we can take to remedy them.
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Webinar replay from December 14, 2020
With rich, inspiring images from around the world, author, educator, and landscape designer Nancy Striniste explains why and how to bring the beauty, adventure, and sustainability of nature play to backyards, schoolyards, churchyards, neighborhood parks, early childhood settings, and more.
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Webinar replay from November 18, 2020
This webinar will explore quantifying soil health through laboratory analyses included in the Comprehensive Assessment of Soil Health (CASH) and will address management strategies for improving and maintaining soil health under different cropping systems.
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Webinar replay from November 17, 2020
Ms. Silvia shares the process, challenges, and discoveries she has made while managing concept, design, installation, plants, and daily maintenance of the landscape.
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Webinar replay from November 16, 2020
Create a living mulch that provides seasonal beauty, is beneficial to wildlife, and moderates soil temperature and moisture.
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Webinar replay from November 9, 2020
How do we embrace principles of regenerative design on private land parcels where functional needs preclude true rewilding? What happens when we invite and then interrupt the feedback loop in some aspects of a place, but not in others? View this webinar to learn more.
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Webinar replay from October 21, 2020
This presentation offers a glimpse into the rich species diversity that comes from establishing a meadow and making the right choices from design through maintenance.
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Webinar replay from October 7, 2020
The northeast is home to over 70 different species of ferns. Leaving ferns out of your garden plans is to miss a lovely assortment of foliage, forms, and color. Ferns are tough and adaptable plants; many will thrive under a wide range of conditions. Learn about the diversity among ferns...
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Webinar replay from September 28, 2020
This webinar covers a broad range of topics, including regenerative design, green infrastructure, adaptive strategies in the face of climate change, the importance of maintaining your own health and well being, and ways to challenge the norms in pursuit of authentic results.
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Webinar replay from September 23, 2020
With appropriate planning, design, construction, and maintenance, rain gardens, bio-swales, and other stormwater treatment workhorses can be an artistic part of our landscapes, gardens, streetscapes, and public spaces.
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