Showing posts with label green matters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green matters. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2023

Win Passes to the GreenScapes Symposium in the January 2023 Washington Gardener Reader Contest

For our January 2023 Washington Gardener Reader Contest, we are giving away passes to the GreenScapes Symposium (value $55). 

  The GreenScapes Symposium is an annual program sponsored by Brookside Gardens since 2004. This year’s theme is “Designing With Purpose” and it is held live via Zoom on Friday, February 17, from 9:30am—4pm. Take advantage of this learning opportunity to make positive environmental change, whether in your home garden or through professional work. Explore the latest advancements in landscape design strategies to achieve a range of goals, from public gardens that engage diverse audiences to landscapes that reduce carbon footprints and are resilient to climate change. Speakers will also explore innovative design and maintenance practices that bring visual order to naturalistic gardens, making them recognizable assets to neighbors and HOAs. Although these landscape goals may seem unrelated, they can all be achieved by selecting the right building materials, understanding plant communities, and leveraging creative plant combinations. Learn more at https://montgomeryparks.org/parks-and-trails/brookside-gardens/greenscapes/.

  To enter to win passes to the GreenScapes Symposium, send an email to WashingtonGardenerMagazine@gmail.com by 5:00pm on January 31 with “GreenScapes” in the subject line and in the body of the email. Tell us what your favorite article was in the January 2023 issue and why. Please also include your full name and mailing address. The winner will be announced and notified on/about February 1. 

UPDATE:

The GreenScapes Symposium pass winners are:

- Gail Carter 

- Linda Ivko 

 - Ashleah Younker 

- Amy Rembold 

- Johanna Kearns 

Pete Lublin 

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Green Matters Symposium 2018


More than 400 people attended the 2018 Green Matters Symposium on February 23rd presented by Brookside Gardens at the Silver Spring Civic Center, Silver Spring, MD. The program theme was "Restoring & Renewing Our Urban Landscapes." The event featured four speakers, including Dr. Timothy Beatley, Teresa Heinz Professor of Sustainable Communities, University of Virginia; Jeff Lowenfels, award winning author and columnist; Heather Holm, horticulturist, biolgist, writer and landscape designer; and, Kate Hayes, Associate, SCAPE Landscape Architecture DPC, a firm specializing in ecological landscapes.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Video Wednesday: Green Matters 2016



More than 115 people attended the 2016 Green Matters Symposium on April 8 at Brookside Gardens in Wheaton, MD. The program theme was environmentally friendly landscape design and construction. The event featured seven speakers, including Mary Pat Matheson, president and CEO of Atlanta Botanical Garden, Thomas Rainer, landscape architect and author, and Lori Arguelles, executive director of the Alice Ferguson Foundation.

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