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February 18-22, 2026

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Saturday, February 21, 2026

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Rainier Room

(All seminars 60 minutes unless noted)

10:00am	Are “Alien” Plants “Bad”? Doug Tallamy - T. A. Baker Professor of Agriculture, University of Delaware View More Some argue that non-native plants benefiting certain pollinators or birds should be embraced, but what is the full ecological cost? Tallamy presents research comparing the impact of introduced species versus native ones, showing that the latter support far richer and more stable food webs, making a compelling case for prioritizing native plants. Some argue that non-native plants benefiting certain pollinators or birds should be embraced, but what is the full ecological cost? Tallamy presents research comparing the impact of introduced species versus native ones, showing that the latter support far richer and more stable food webs, making a compelling case for prioritizing native plants.	Are “Alien” Plants “Bad”? Some argue that non-native plants benefiting certain pollinators or birds should be embraced, but what is the full ecological cost? Tallamy presents research comparing the impact of introduced species versus native ones, showing that the latter support far richer and more stable food webs, making a compelling case for prioritizing native plants. Some argue that non-native plants benefiting certain pollinators or birds should be embraced, but what is the full ecological cost? Tallamy presents research comparing the impact of introduced species versus native ones, showing that the latter support far richer and more stable food webs, making a compelling case for prioritizing native plants. Saturday, February 21, 2026 10:00am
11:30am	The Continuous Vegetable Garden Charlie Nardozzi - Author, Emmy Winning TV Personality View More Many gardeners love growing vegetables but struggle with the “boom and bust” cycle of harvests, the cost of new seeds and transplants, and the constant reset each spring. This session introduces the idea of a Continuous Vegetable Garden... one designed for steady production with less effort. Attendees will learn how to include perennial vegetables and herbs, encourage self-sowing crops, and save their own seeds. You'll also learn about compact fruit options, ecological gardening methods, and design strategies for a harvest that lasts from early spring through fall.	The Continuous Vegetable Garden Many gardeners love growing vegetables but struggle with the “boom and bust” cycle of harvests, the cost of new seeds and transplants, and the constant reset each spring. This session introduces the idea of a Continuous Vegetable Garden... one designed for steady production with less effort. Attendees will learn how to include perennial vegetables and herbs, encourage self-sowing crops, and save their own seeds. You'll also learn about compact fruit options, ecological gardening methods, and design strategies for a harvest that lasts from early spring through fall. Saturday, February 21, 2026 11:30am
1:00pm	The Wild & Free Garden: Zero Cost, Infinite Value Stephanie Rose - Award-winning Author, Master Gardener, Permaculture Designer View More Discover how to grow a vibrant, abundant garden without spending a dime. This refreshing session celebrates creativity, resourcefulness, and the joy of working with nature... not against it. Through real-world examples and inspiring garden tours, find out how to make the most of what you already have, tap into the sharing economy, and apply simple permaculture ideas to reduce costs and waste. Filled with practical tips and heartfelt encouragement, this session proves that the most rewarding gardens aren’t the most expensive at all... they’re the ones grown with imagination, intention, and a deep connection to the earth.	The Wild & Free Garden: Zero Cost, Infinite Value Discover how to grow a vibrant, abundant garden without spending a dime. This refreshing session celebrates creativity, resourcefulness, and the joy of working with nature... not against it. Through real-world examples and inspiring garden tours, find out how to make the most of what you already have, tap into the sharing economy, and apply simple permaculture ideas to reduce costs and waste. Filled with practical tips and heartfelt encouragement, this session proves that the most rewarding gardens aren’t the most expensive at all... they’re the ones grown with imagination, intention, and a deep connection to the earth. Saturday, February 21, 2026 1:00pm
2:30pm	Pollinators and Food Gardens: A Community Connection David Mizejewski - Naturalist, Author, Television Personality View More Community food gardens offer a host of benefits... from combating urban blight to increasing food sovereignty to supporting declining pollinators. While food gardens focus on produce, incorporating native plants can boost productivity by attracting pollinators, improving soil health, and reducing runoff pollution into local watersheds. Native plants also enhance the beauty of community gardens and require no additional water or fertilizer once established, making them low-maintenance additions. Learn more about native plants, the pollinators they support, and how they can enhance your food gardens from National Wildlife Federation naturalist David Mizejewski.	Pollinators and Food Gardens: A Community Connection Community food gardens offer a host of benefits... from combating urban blight to increasing food sovereignty to supporting declining pollinators. While food gardens focus on produce, incorporating native plants can boost productivity by attracting pollinators, improving soil health, and reducing runoff pollution into local watersheds. Native plants also enhance the beauty of community gardens and require no additional water or fertilizer once established, making them low-maintenance additions. Learn more about native plants, the pollinators they support, and how they can enhance your food gardens from National Wildlife Federation naturalist David Mizejewski. Saturday, February 21, 2026 2:30pm
4:00pm	The Herbal Landscape Sue Goetz - Award-winning Garden Designer, Author, Speaker View More Herbs aren’t just for the kitchen... they’re some of the hardest-working plants in the landscape. In this informative seminar, Sue Goetz highlights herbs that thrive with low maintenance, conserve water, resist deer, and support pollinators with nectar and shelter. Attendees will discover herbs that shine as hedges, groundcovers, and container plants, along with design tips for blending them beautifully with ornamentals. From meadow makers to pollinator magnets, this session reveals how versatile herbs can add fragrance, texture, and purpose to any garden... proving they’re as functional as they are beautiful.	The Herbal Landscape Herbs aren’t just for the kitchen... they’re some of the hardest-working plants in the landscape. In this informative seminar, Sue Goetz highlights herbs that thrive with low maintenance, conserve water, resist deer, and support pollinators with nectar and shelter. Attendees will discover herbs that shine as hedges, groundcovers, and container plants, along with design tips for blending them beautifully with ornamentals. From meadow makers to pollinator magnets, this session reveals how versatile herbs can add fragrance, texture, and purpose to any garden... proving they’re as functional as they are beautiful. Saturday, February 21, 2026 4:00pm

Hood Room

(All seminars 60 minutes unless noted)

9:30am	Timeless Gardens, Modern Joy Skye Hamilton - Content Creator, Founder of Hamilton House Designs View More Trends come and go, but classic plants never lose their charm. This lighthearted session celebrates timeless favorites—roses, hydrangeas, petunias, boxwoods, and all the other garden staples that continue to bring color and joy year after year. No need to chase the newest variety or technique to create something beautiful. With practical tips, planting inspiration, and a touch of humor, this session encourages gardeners to embrace what they truly love, trust their instincts, and find pride in the simple, enduring pleasures of the garden.	Timeless Gardens, Modern Joy Trends come and go, but classic plants never lose their charm. This lighthearted session celebrates timeless favorites—roses, hydrangeas, petunias, boxwoods, and all the other garden staples that continue to bring color and joy year after year. No need to chase the newest variety or technique to create something beautiful. With practical tips, planting inspiration, and a touch of humor, this session encourages gardeners to embrace what they truly love, trust their instincts, and find pride in the simple, enduring pleasures of the garden. Saturday, February 21, 2026 9:30am
10:45am	The Power of Pots; Five Stories of Transformation, Function & Flair Cindy Funes - Container Designer, Educator, Owner of Garden Revelry View More Container gardens have the power to completely transform a space. In this seminar, attendees will journey through five real-life installations that showcase creative problem-solving and design flair—from turning a bare patio into a welcoming retreat to reimagining a cluttered entryway as an inviting threshold. The presentation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the design process, from early challenges to stunning results. Along the way, attendees will gain practical tips and fresh ideas for using containers to bring beauty, life, and purpose to their own outdoor spaces.	The Power of Pots; Five Stories of Transformation, Function & Flair Container gardens have the power to completely transform a space. In this seminar, attendees will journey through five real-life installations that showcase creative problem-solving and design flair—from turning a bare patio into a welcoming retreat to reimagining a cluttered entryway as an inviting threshold. The presentation offers a behind-the-scenes look at the design process, from early challenges to stunning results. Along the way, attendees will gain practical tips and fresh ideas for using containers to bring beauty, life, and purpose to their own outdoor spaces. Saturday, February 21, 2026 10:45am
12:00pm	The Garden Party: How to Grow and Throw Extraordinary Garden Dinners Carissa Kasper - Founder of Seed & Nourish View More Inspired by the rooftop garden of Vancouver’s Fairmont Waterfront, this session brings the artistry of seed-to-table dining to life. Attendees will learn which versatile, high-impact ingredients make the biggest impression, how to plan a seasonal garden dinner menu, and ways to grow from garden to glass. With chef-tested insights and practical design ideas, participants will discover how thoughtful planting and presentation can turn any gathering into a celebration of flavor, freshness, and the beauty of the harvest.	The Garden Party: How to Grow and Throw Extraordinary Garden Dinners Inspired by the rooftop garden of Vancouver’s Fairmont Waterfront, this session brings the artistry of seed-to-table dining to life. Attendees will learn which versatile, high-impact ingredients make the biggest impression, how to plan a seasonal garden dinner menu, and ways to grow from garden to glass. With chef-tested insights and practical design ideas, participants will discover how thoughtful planting and presentation can turn any gathering into a celebration of flavor, freshness, and the beauty of the harvest. Saturday, February 21, 2026 12:00pm
1:15pm	Creative Alternatives to the Classic Lawn Karen Chapman - Landscape Designer, Author, Owner of Le Jardinet View More Many homeowners want to reduce the chemicals, water, and time spent on their lawns—but it can be hard to know what to do instead. In this inspiring seminar, landscape designer Karen Chapman shares a series of striking before-and-after transformations that reveal the possibilities of reducing or eliminating turf. Attendees will see design ideas for sun and shade, in styles ranging from contemporary to traditional, along with practical maintenance considerations. Whether your space is large or small, you’ll gain fresh inspiration and design strategies to reimagine your landscape with beauty and purpose.	Creative Alternatives to the Classic Lawn Many homeowners want to reduce the chemicals, water, and time spent on their lawns—but it can be hard to know what to do instead. In this inspiring seminar, landscape designer Karen Chapman shares a series of striking before-and-after transformations that reveal the possibilities of reducing or eliminating turf. Attendees will see design ideas for sun and shade, in styles ranging from contemporary to traditional, along with practical maintenance considerations. Whether your space is large or small, you’ll gain fresh inspiration and design strategies to reimagine your landscape with beauty and purpose. Saturday, February 21, 2026 1:15pm
2:45pm	Container Geometry 101 Kate David - Award-winning Garden Designer, Educator, Owner of Hello Garden View More A beautiful container design doesn’t happen by accident—and it’s about more than the old “thriller, filler, spiller” formula. In this engaging seminar, attendees will discover the design principles behind what Kate calls Container Geometry: the thoughtful balance of shape, proportion, line, and surface that turns a simple pot into a work of art. Through clear examples and creative inspiration, this session demystifies the process of composing containers that feel harmonious and dynamic, helping gardeners of every skill level bring elegance and structure to their designs.	Container Geometry 101 A beautiful container design doesn’t happen by accident—and it’s about more than the old “thriller, filler, spiller” formula. In this engaging seminar, attendees will discover the design principles behind what Kate calls Container Geometry: the thoughtful balance of shape, proportion, line, and surface that turns a simple pot into a work of art. Through clear examples and creative inspiration, this session demystifies the process of composing containers that feel harmonious and dynamic, helping gardeners of every skill level bring elegance and structure to their designs. Saturday, February 21, 2026 2:45pm
4:00pm	How Can Italians Grow Great Tomatoes While Yours Crap Out Every Year? Frank Hyman - Award-winning Garden Designer, Author, Horticulturist View More You’re probably not a terrible gardener... but your tomatoes might disagree. Uncover the surprising science behind why some plants thrive while others struggle, all through the concept of “Sister Regions.” Just as human sisters can share a wardrobe, certain global regions can grow the same plants (like tomatoes) successfully. Attendees will trace the tomato’s journey from its origins to its starring role in modern gardens and learn unconventional techniques... think tomato houses, straw bale patios, and compost bins on wheels. Expect laughs, revelations, and a radical new approach to growing everyone’s favorite fruit (or is it a vegetable?).	How Can Italians Grow Great Tomatoes While Yours Crap Out Every Year? You’re probably not a terrible gardener... but your tomatoes might disagree. Uncover the surprising science behind why some plants thrive while others struggle, all through the concept of “Sister Regions.” Just as human sisters can share a wardrobe, certain global regions can grow the same plants (like tomatoes) successfully. Attendees will trace the tomato’s journey from its origins to its starring role in modern gardens and learn unconventional techniques... think tomato houses, straw bale patios, and compost bins on wheels. Expect laughs, revelations, and a radical new approach to growing everyone’s favorite fruit (or is it a vegetable?). Saturday, February 21, 2026 4:00pm

Main Stage

11:00am	Container Showdown - Saturday Skye Hamilton - Content Creator, Founder of Hamilton House Designs Rhonda Kaiser - Author, Designer, Creator of Southern Home & Farm	Container Showdown - Saturday Saturday, February 21, 2026 11:00am
1:00pm	Must-Have Plants of 2026! A Sneak Peek at the Hottest New Varieties... Diane Blazek - Executive Director of National Garden Bureau View More Get ready to ignite your 2026 garden with dazzling new plant varieties from top breeders around the world! This lively presentation showcases the most exciting introductions poised to transform outdoor spaces. From vibrant annuals bursting with color to mouthwatering vegetables for the kitchen garden and long-blooming perennials for lasting beauty, attendees will discover plants that combine performance and style. Prepare to be inspired, energized, and ready to choose the perfect new additions to make your 2026 growing season the most colorful yet.	Must-Have Plants of 2026! A Sneak Peek at the Hottest New Varieties... Get ready to ignite your 2026 garden with dazzling new plant varieties from top breeders around the world! This lively presentation showcases the most exciting introductions poised to transform outdoor spaces. From vibrant annuals bursting with color to mouthwatering vegetables for the kitchen garden and long-blooming perennials for lasting beauty, attendees will discover plants that combine performance and style. Prepare to be inspired, energized, and ready to choose the perfect new additions to make your 2026 growing season the most colorful yet. Saturday, February 21, 2026 1:00pm
2:30pm	Blooms & Bubbles: Designing with Dried Flowers [additional ticket required] Bethany Little - Floral Designer, Farmer, Co-Owner of Charles Little & Co. View More In this lively, hands-on session, discover why dried botanicals - beautiful, sustainable, and endlessly creative - remain a favorite for modern floral design. Expert dried floral grower Bethany Little will introduce the benefits and unique qualities of dried flowers, herbs, and foliage, sharing her insider tricks for designing with these timeless materials. Participants will explore a colorful array of botanicals while learning techniques for crafting hand-tied bouquets or small vase arrangements. With Bethany’s guidance, you’ll gain insight into selecting and combining materials for texture, balance, and longevity—plus care and styling tips for gift-giving and home décor. Each design becomes a lasting celebration of nature’s color and form.	Blooms & Bubbles: Designing with Dried Flowers [additional ticket required] In this lively, hands-on session, discover why dried botanicals - beautiful, sustainable, and endlessly creative - remain a favorite for modern floral design. Expert dried floral grower Bethany Little will introduce the benefits and unique qualities of dried flowers, herbs, and foliage, sharing her insider tricks for designing with these timeless materials. Participants will explore a colorful array of botanicals while learning techniques for crafting hand-tied bouquets or small vase arrangements. With Bethany’s guidance, you’ll gain insight into selecting and combining materials for texture, balance, and longevity—plus care and styling tips for gift-giving and home décor. Each design becomes a lasting celebration of nature’s color and form. Saturday, February 21, 2026 2:30pm
4:00pm	The Indoor Jungle Blueprint: Designing HousePlant-Filled Spaces That Thrive Krystal Duran - Houseplant Educator, Creator of PlantswithKrystal View More Bring the joy of the jungle indoors. In this lively seminar, popular plant influencer Krystal shares how to turn any home—no matter the size—into a lush, functional, plant-filled sanctuary. With humor, warmth, and plenty of practical know-how, she breaks down lighting, styling, potting, and placement tips that help houseplants truly thrive. Attendees will also learn how to troubleshoot common challenges while keeping their spaces beautiful and balanced. Equal parts design inspiration and real-life advice, this session celebrates the art of living well with plants.	The Indoor Jungle Blueprint: Designing HousePlant-Filled Spaces That Thrive Bring the joy of the jungle indoors. In this lively seminar, popular plant influencer Krystal shares how to turn any home—no matter the size—into a lush, functional, plant-filled sanctuary. With humor, warmth, and plenty of practical know-how, she breaks down lighting, styling, potting, and placement tips that help houseplants truly thrive. Attendees will also learn how to troubleshoot common challenges while keeping their spaces beautiful and balanced. Equal parts design inspiration and real-life advice, this session celebrates the art of living well with plants. Saturday, February 21, 2026 4:00pm

DIY stage

10:15am	Beautiful Edible Centerpieces Rebecca Raymond - Internationally Accredited Floral Designer and Educator View More Bring the beauty and flavor of the garden to your table. In this live demonstration, watch how to design an edible centerpiece using fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables. The arrangement blends form and function... creating something as practical as it is beautiful. With tips on plant selection, color pairing, and edible accents like flowers and foliage, this session shows how small patio or kitchen gardens can become stunning focal points indoors. Discover how to craft a centerpiece that’s fragrant, seasonal, and deliciously creative.	Beautiful Edible Centerpieces Bring the beauty and flavor of the garden to your table. In this live demonstration, watch how to design an edible centerpiece using fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables. The arrangement blends form and function... creating something as practical as it is beautiful. With tips on plant selection, color pairing, and edible accents like flowers and foliage, this session shows how small patio or kitchen gardens can become stunning focal points indoors. Discover how to craft a centerpiece that’s fragrant, seasonal, and deliciously creative. Saturday, February 21, 2026 10:15am
11:45am	Grow This- Make That! Herb Gardens on a Theme Sue Goetz - Award-winning Garden Designer, Author, Speaker View More Come for the show—and the smell! In this creative DIY session, attendees will explore themed herb gardens that awaken the senses and inspire everyday living. Learn how to grow and harvest easy, versatile herbs for aromatherapy, skincare, culinary creations, cocktails, smoothies, and edible flowers. With planting tips, simple recipes, and fresh ideas for mixing herbs by purpose, Grow This – Make That! celebrates the joy of growing for both beauty and function. Discover what your garden can do for you today!	Grow This- Make That! Herb Gardens on a Theme Come for the show—and the smell! In this creative DIY session, attendees will explore themed herb gardens that awaken the senses and inspire everyday living. Learn how to grow and harvest easy, versatile herbs for aromatherapy, skincare, culinary creations, cocktails, smoothies, and edible flowers. With planting tips, simple recipes, and fresh ideas for mixing herbs by purpose, Grow This – Make That! celebrates the joy of growing for both beauty and function. Discover what your garden can do for you today! Saturday, February 21, 2026 11:45am
1:30pm	The Joy of Garden Breaks After Dark Perla Curbelo-Santiago - Award-winning Gardening Communicator, Author, Wellness Advocate View More Step into The Joy of Garden Breaks After Dark and rediscover your outdoor space under the stars. In this immersive session, author Perla Sofía Curbelo-Santiago (¡Verdura!, Quarto, 2024) invites attendees to experience the garden after sunset through storytelling, tropical Caribbean soundscapes, and creative inspiration. Discover how evening nature breaks can restore well-being, how plants and wildlife transform at night, and what you can do to protect the beauty of darkness from light pollution. Blending science, art, and mindfulness, this sensory journey celebrates the wonder and renewal found only in the nighttime garden.	The Joy of Garden Breaks After Dark Step into The Joy of Garden Breaks After Dark and rediscover your outdoor space under the stars. In this immersive session, author Perla Sofía Curbelo-Santiago (¡Verdura!, Quarto, 2024) invites attendees to experience the garden after sunset through storytelling, tropical Caribbean soundscapes, and creative inspiration. Discover how evening nature breaks can restore well-being, how plants and wildlife transform at night, and what you can do to protect the beauty of darkness from light pollution. Blending science, art, and mindfulness, this sensory journey celebrates the wonder and renewal found only in the nighttime garden. Saturday, February 21, 2026 1:30pm
3:15pm	Prune Like the Pros Charlie Nardozzi - Author, Emmy Winning TV Personality View More Pruning doesn’t have to be intimidating... with the right tools and techniques, gardeners can prune with confidence. In this live demonstration, attendees will learn the essentials of pruning trees, shrubs, and vines for health, structure, and beauty. The session covers selecting and using proper tools, making clean cuts, and understanding when and how to prune for the best results. Participants will also explore how to shape young trees, rejuvenate overgrown shrubs, and encourage abundant blooms and fruit through skillful, timely pruning.	Prune Like the Pros Pruning doesn’t have to be intimidating... with the right tools and techniques, gardeners can prune with confidence. In this live demonstration, attendees will learn the essentials of pruning trees, shrubs, and vines for health, structure, and beauty. The session covers selecting and using proper tools, making clean cuts, and understanding when and how to prune for the best results. Participants will also explore how to shape young trees, rejuvenate overgrown shrubs, and encourage abundant blooms and fruit through skillful, timely pruning. Saturday, February 21, 2026 3:15pm
5:00pm	Living Wreaths: Seasonal Design with Plants Dee Hall Goodwin - Flower Farmer, Designer, Founder of Mermaid City Flowers View More Go beyond the traditional wreath and discover how to create a living work of art. This demonstration showcases sustainable techniques for using moss, succulents, and seasonal bulbs to design wreaths that continue to grow and evolve over time. Attendees will gain inspiration and practical ideas for bringing the beauty of living plants indoors, creating pieces that reflect the rhythm of the seasons and the joy of nature’s slow transformation.	Living Wreaths: Seasonal Design with Plants Go beyond the traditional wreath and discover how to create a living work of art. This demonstration showcases sustainable techniques for using moss, succulents, and seasonal bulbs to design wreaths that continue to grow and evolve over time. Attendees will gain inspiration and practical ideas for bringing the beauty of living plants indoors, creating pieces that reflect the rhythm of the seasons and the joy of nature’s slow transformation. Saturday, February 21, 2026 5:00pm

Adams room

(All seminars 60 minutes unless noted)

10:30am	How to Create a Cut Flower Garden Elizabeth Brown - Author, Founder of Foxglove Farmhouse View More Discover how to grow armfuls of beautiful blooms right outside your door. In this inspiring seminar, attendees will learn the essentials (and secrets) of designing, planting, and maintaining a productive cut flower garden that provides fresh stems all season long. Drawing from The Beginner’s Cut Flower Garden (Cool Springs Press, 2023), this session offers practical guidance on soil preparation, succession planting, and choosing the right varieties for continuous color and fragrance. Attendees will leave ready to create a garden that brings beauty indoors and joy to every gathering.	How to Create a Cut Flower Garden Discover how to grow armfuls of beautiful blooms right outside your door. In this inspiring seminar, attendees will learn the essentials (and secrets) of designing, planting, and maintaining a productive cut flower garden that provides fresh stems all season long. Drawing from The Beginner’s Cut Flower Garden (Cool Springs Press, 2023), this session offers practical guidance on soil preparation, succession planting, and choosing the right varieties for continuous color and fragrance. Attendees will leave ready to create a garden that brings beauty indoors and joy to every gathering. Saturday, February 21, 2026 10:30am
12:00pm	The Modern Potager: Blending Food, Flowers & Function Chia-Ming Ro - Garden Designer, Founder of Coastal Homestead View More Step into the world of the modern potager—a garden that’s as beautiful as it is bountiful. This seminar explores how to weave edibles, herbs, and flowers into intentional, visually striking layouts that nourish both body and spirit. Attendees will learn how to plan raised beds, pair plants for beauty and productivity, and create pollinator-friendly borders that thrive across the seasons. With practical inspiration and timeless design ideas, this session invites gardeners to bring farm-to-table flair and artistry to their own backyards.	The Modern Potager: Blending Food, Flowers & Function Step into the world of the modern potager—a garden that’s as beautiful as it is bountiful. This seminar explores how to weave edibles, herbs, and flowers into intentional, visually striking layouts that nourish both body and spirit. Attendees will learn how to plan raised beds, pair plants for beauty and productivity, and create pollinator-friendly borders that thrive across the seasons. With practical inspiration and timeless design ideas, this session invites gardeners to bring farm-to-table flair and artistry to their own backyards. Saturday, February 21, 2026 12:00pm
1:30pm	Interview with Doug Tallamy: Saving Nature at Home Doug Tallamy - T. A. Baker Professor of Agriculture, University of Delaware View More Join Jennifer Jewell for a thought-provoking Cultivating Place LIVE! interview with ecologist and bestselling author Doug Tallamy. Together they explore practical, hopeful ways each of us can make a difference through our own backyards, as captured in Tallamy’s latest book How Can I Help? Saving Nature with Your Yard. From native plants to the insects and birds they sustain, this lively conversation reminds us that real change begins right outside our doors.	Interview with Doug Tallamy: Saving Nature at Home Join Jennifer Jewell for a thought-provoking Cultivating Place LIVE! interview with ecologist and bestselling author Doug Tallamy. Together they explore practical, hopeful ways each of us can make a difference through our own backyards, as captured in Tallamy’s latest book How Can I Help? Saving Nature with Your Yard. From native plants to the insects and birds they sustain, this lively conversation reminds us that real change begins right outside our doors. Saturday, February 21, 2026 1:30pm
3:00pm	Grow a Goth Garden Felicia Feaster - Journalist, Author, Former HGTV Editor View More Looking to create an enchanting, iconoclastic garden unlike anything else on the block? This seminar, led by a former HGTV.com editor, explores the art of designing moody, dramatic spaces that celebrate the darker side of beauty. Discover richly hued plants and flowers paired with their ghostly white counterparts, creating contrast and atmosphere in every season. Delve into accessories, textures, and lighting techniques that give gothic gardens their spellbinding allure. Learn to channel mystery and romance into a landscape that’s hauntingly beautiful—and entirely your own.	Grow a Goth Garden Looking to create an enchanting, iconoclastic garden unlike anything else on the block? This seminar, led by a former HGTV.com editor, explores the art of designing moody, dramatic spaces that celebrate the darker side of beauty. Discover richly hued plants and flowers paired with their ghostly white counterparts, creating contrast and atmosphere in every season. Delve into accessories, textures, and lighting techniques that give gothic gardens their spellbinding allure. Learn to channel mystery and romance into a landscape that’s hauntingly beautiful—and entirely your own. Saturday, February 21, 2026 3:00pm
4:30pm	Vintage Farmhouse Style Rhonda Kaiser - Author, Designer, Creator of Southern Home & Farm View More Step into the charm of Vintage Farmhouse Style... where the garden feels like an extension of home. In this inviting seminar, author Rhonda Kaiser, Vintage Farmhouse Style, (Quarto Press, 2025), shares timeless gardening wisdom infused with the beauty of rustic simplicity. Attendees will learn where to start, what to plant and when, and how to nurture soil, manage pests, and create accessible, productive spaces. Blending practicality with nostalgia, this session celebrates gardens filled with texture, fragrance, and heart—places that feed the body, calm the mind, and capture the enduring spirit of farmhouse living.	Vintage Farmhouse Style Step into the charm of Vintage Farmhouse Style... where the garden feels like an extension of home. In this inviting seminar, author Rhonda Kaiser, Vintage Farmhouse Style, (Quarto Press, 2025), shares timeless gardening wisdom infused with the beauty of rustic simplicity. Attendees will learn where to start, what to plant and when, and how to nurture soil, manage pests, and create accessible, productive spaces. Blending practicality with nostalgia, this session celebrates gardens filled with texture, fragrance, and heart—places that feed the body, calm the mind, and capture the enduring spirit of farmhouse living. Saturday, February 21, 2026 4:30pm

Traveler's Tea

3:30pm

Traveler's Tea: France [additional ticket required]

JJ DeSouza

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