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March 2019
Palladio Garden: The Cooper-Young Garden Walk History & Future
Please join Kim Halyak at Palladio Garden for this free slide presentation on the Cooper-Young Garden Walk, Where It's Been, Where It Is, and Where It's Going. The 2019 Cooper-Young Garden Walk will be held the weekend of May 18, 19 this year, its fourth year in existence. Started by the Cooper-Young Garden Club members, including Kim Halyak, this annual garden walk has done a lot for the community of Cooper-Young, the city of Memphis, and the horticultural community in…
Find out more »Dixon – Staghorn Fern Workshop
Participants will learn about staghorn ferns' culture and care and will receive their own fern and wood piece on which to mount it. Dixon Gallery & Gardens, Catmur Horticulture Building Registration required | Space limited Members $25; non-members $35 Call (901) 761-5250 to register
Find out more »Urban Earth Seminar: New Plants for the Upper South
Richard Williamson (plant guru) sales consultant for Bracy’s Nursery, a grower that provides great container plants to independent garden centers across the south. Free
Find out more »Dixon – Talk at Two and Toast to the Tulips with Philipp Laagland
Join our Dutch friend Philipp Laagland and learn about the Dutch bulb industry. Laagland's family business began in 1910 in the fields of De Zilk in The Netherlands and is one of the largest flower bulb growers and exporters in the world. Philipp will review annual cycles of production from planting to selling and will discuss ways to use flower bulbs in your landscape designs. After the lecture, please join us in the cutting garden to toast the tulips and enjoy the popular and…
Find out more »Mid-South Hosta Society: Tom Pellett, Artist and Garden Designer Surveys His Creations
The Rock Star of Memphis Garden Designers is going home to South Carolina. Tom Pellett’s final lecture as a Memphian will occur Thursday March 21 at 7:00 PM to the Mid-South Hosta Society. His designs have graced Dixon Gallery and Gardens, The Memphis Botanic Garden and many private homes throughout our region. Rather understated and modest, Tom planned gardens with gardeners as he wanted to help them have the garden they dreamed of, not to impose one on them. His…
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