Calendar of Upcoming Speaking Dates

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Speaking "Landscape"

Our new normal is to have in person and virtual gatherings, depending on a variety of factors. So the bookings I have are very fluid. I will post only those public dates of which I am certain. As things change, so will this info. Stay tuned!

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Of course, I am available to discuss the possibilities of doing a virtual or in person talk for your group. Just "Contact Me."

Learn Where and When I Am Speaking

Aside from updating this page from time to time re my public speaking schedule, I will also tell you about them in my blog posts, where you can catch the info. It's easier if you subscribe to the posts. Then they get delivered to your mailbox.

Upcoming Public Speaking Dates

Bookings for this year have been brisk. I am scheduling Zoom/virtual talks as well as in person presentations. If you or someone in your organization wants to discuss these possibilities, use the “Contact Me” tab on my site. Note that I speak on other than hydrangeas, but that topic never gets old, especially after last season! 

Why not plan to attend one of my upcoming talks? I have three live public talks in April that may interest you.

April 4: "Cultivation and Care of Hydrangeas". Greenwich Botanical  Center, Greenwich CT, 10-11 a.m. Fee based.

April 13: Gardening in the Northern Neck Symposium, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.. Kilmarnock, VA. "Hydrangeas in the Northern Neck". An event featuring 3 speakers, a vendor marketplace, and exhibits. Fee based. 

April 27: "Hydrangea Pruning: What Stays, What Goes, and When." New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY. Live, class #244Gar296, 10-1 P.M. Fee based.

My best selling hydrangea book will be available for purchase at all live events. A signed copy makes a great gift for you or another hydrangea lover, especially for our upcoming celebrations. And, you can always order one from this site anytime. 

I'll be posting my public May bookings in a few weeks, so check this page regularly to see if you can make it to any of them.  

I look forward to seeing you. Tell/bring your friends.