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2005 Courses and Lectures Archive

2005 Courses

Dormant Pruning of Trees and Shrubs
Andy Hill January 29, 2005

Garden Writing
Ingrid Hoff February 15, 2005

Spring Time in Nitobe Garden
Tom Wheeler April 30, 2005

Gardening in Small Spaces
Judy Newton May 28, 2005

How to Espalier Fruit Trees
Tony Maniezzo June 11, 2005

Wreath Making
Judy Newton and David Tarrant December 3 or December 4, 2005

2005 Special Lectures

The Plants, Art and Hardscape of Little and Lewis
George Little and David Lewis February 15, 2005

The Oudolfian Style
Piet Oudolf July 18, 2005

2005 Noon Lectures

Waking Up Your Plants
Judy Newton or David Tarrant February 24, 2005

Annuals - Unusual and Old Favourites
Judy Newton or David Tarrant March 3, 2005

Vegetables for Small Places
Judy Newton or David Tarrant March 10, 2005

Green in the Garden
Judy Newton or David Tarrant March 17, 2005

Bulb Workshop
David Tarrant Thursday, October 6, 2005

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly ... Bugs
Ingrid Hoff Monday, October 17, 2005

Common Conifers
Douglas Justice Monday, October 24, 2005

Winter Planters
David Tarrant Monday, October 31, 2005

Holiday Greens, Reds...
Ingrid Hoff Monday, November 14, 2005

2005 Seminars

Convention on Biological Diversity
Quentin Cronk January 11, 2005

Where the Garden has Come in Thirty-Five Years
David Tarrant February 8, 2005

Polyploidy, domestication, and evolution of cotton
Keith Adams March 8, 2005

Botanical Travels in Viet Nam and Yunnan
Peter Wharton April 12, 2005

Research Update on the Snake Bark Maples
Douglas Justice May 10, 2005

Green is a Colour, Too
Judy Newton June 14, 2005

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