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Frank Hyman
in Native Plants, Ornamentals, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs, Water-Wise Gardening
Gardens shouldn't be boring and neither should garden programs. Frank is entertaining and knowledgeable. He covers many topics: edibles, foraging, chickens, deer solutions and more. Learn more in Chickens, Hobby Farm, Organic Gardening and NYTimes.
w: About Frank
w: My book Hentopia: Create Hassle-Free Habitat for Happy
Chickens
David King
in Container, Balcony, Rooftop, Organic, Sustainable, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs, Water-Wise Gardening
David King has lectured for UCLA Extension (Gardening and Horticulture Program as well as the Sustainability Certificate). He is highly regarded by his students who find his lectures fast paced, content heavy and funny with tough questions answered.
w: http://thelearninggarden.org/
kate Copsey
in Container, Balcony, Rooftop, Organic, Sustainable, School, Community Gardens, Trees, Shrubs, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs, Water-Wise Gardening
A passion for garden history and herbs, community gardens and gardening in general.
Topics include Basic gardening, herbs, vegetables, knot gardens and garden history.
Garden writer, author and presenter, including the Heirloom Gardener circa 1925.
Judith Sumner
in Botanical Travel, History, Botany, Plant Science, School, Community Gardens, Timber Press Authors, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
Judith Sumner is a botanist and author specializing in ethnobotany, herbs, flowering plants, pollination, and plant adaptations. She lectures widely at botanical gardens, including the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University and Garden in the Woods.
Susie Vanderlip
in Ecology, Wildlife, Garden Design, Native Plants, Pests, Diseases, School, Community Gardens
Enthusiasm and passion infuse Susie's engaging, professional programs. From "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Monarch Butterflies" to "Mobility/Yoga for the Gardener," audiences are entertained AND educated. Her videos, photos & PPT DELIGHT!
w: Monarch Butterfly Speaker and
Citizen Scientist - Susie
Vanderlip
w: Monarch Butterfly children's book and movie! The Story of
Chester, the Monarch Caterpillar/Larva
Ben Cohen
in Botanical Travel, History, Native Plants, Organic, Sustainable, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
Ben Cohen is an author, poet, herbalist, gardener, seed saver and wanderer. He offers workshops and lectures across the country on the benefits of living closer to the land through seeds, herbs and locally grown food.
Brie Arthur
in Container, Balcony, Rooftop, Organic, Sustainable, Ornamentals, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
With more than a decade of experience as a grower and propagator she now devotes her expertise to promoting the hobby of home gardening across America. Her debut book, The Foodscape Revolution is a best-seller.
David Clark, CNLP
in Botanical Travel, History, Botany, Plant Science, Ecology, Wildlife, Floral Design, Program Packages, School, Community Gardens
Horticulture Instructor, International Garden Expert, CNLP: Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens "David is one of the best, most knowledgeable & certainly the most entertaining garden speakers I have ever heard." Lynn Wieser, Director of Education
w: The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens
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Suzy Meyer
in Botany, Plant Science, Organic, Sustainable, Pests, Diseases, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
From sunlight by day to root hairs by night, Suzy reveals the innate intelligence of plants, how they interact with their environment, and how you can boost your plants' abilities for optimum health and nutrition.
Joseph Simcox
in Botanical Travel, History, Ecology, Wildlife, Native Plants, School, Community Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Herbs
As a Botanical Explorer, I am dedicated to sharing my experience of the vast diversity of the plant world with as many people as possible. The future of mankind is inextricably linked to us developing a symbiotic relationship with plants and nature.