How to build, plant, display, and celebrate gardening in crevices
An On-line Zoom Meeting Saturday, February 6, 2021 11:00 EST
Got your ticket yet? Don't miss this event. This study day will consist
of six 45-minute sessions with a two-hour intermission. Tickets and a
schedule are available at nargs.org.
On Saturday, Feb. 6, you must be logged into nargs.org to
access the link. After you buy your ticket, click on the Have
a Ticket link.
Cost is $25 for NARGS members and $50 for non-members, which includes a
NARGS membership for a year. This study day will be recorded so ticket
holders can watch the six programs whenever they like:
Paul Spriggs (British Columbia) leads off with a "Brief History of Crevice Gardening” in the broad context of international
rock gardening;
Kenton Seth (Colorado) will speak on “Crevice Garden Construction,” guidance aimed at the general public;
Jeremy Schmidt (North Carolina) will shift the focus to the Southeast and talk about boulder construction in "From
Big Rocks to Little Rocks";
Susan Sims (Utah) introduces a new world of plants to the dry land gardener and a new array of challenges in the "Dryland
Crevice Garden/My Crevice Garden";
Jay Akerley of British Columbia speaks about his experiences building budget-conscious crevice gardens in "Crevice
Gardens for Small Spaces"; and
Roslyn Duffus (Nova Scotia) in "From the Mighty to the Modest” takes us from the Bicentennial Botanic Garden at Truro,
Nova Scotia, to a small crevice built from recycled concrete.
We look forward to seeing you.
Elisabeth Zander and Mike Kintgen, Moderators
Questions? Email nargspres@gmail.com
www.nargs.org/about-us
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