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June 2023
Memphis Horticulture Meeting – “Championing the Modern Green Business Model of Local Supply” with Ben Vaughn
Join local chef and author Ben Vaughn for his presentation, "Championing the Modern Green Business Model of Local Supply.” Ben's presentation will be held at the Memphis Botanic Garden at 6:00 p.m. It’s free for Memphis Horticulture members, but guests are asked to make a $5 donation at the door.
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Memphis Horticulture Meeting – ”Moss & Lichens: Great Smokey Mountains National Park” with Dr. James Lendemer
Join us for a presentation on ”Moss & Lichens: Great Smokey Mountains National Park” by Dr. James Lendemer, Associate Curator and Lichenologist at The New York Botanical Garden. Dr. Lendemer's presentation will be held in the Goldsmith Room at the Memphis Botanic Garden at 6:00 p.m. (NOTE EARLIER START TIME!) It's free for Memphis Horticulture members, but guests are asked to make a $5 donation at the door. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
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Memphis Horticulture Meeting – “Honeybees” with David Glover, The Bee Whisperer
Join us for a presentation on "Honeybees" with David Glover, The Bee Whisperer. David's presentation will be held in the Goldsmith Room at the Memphis Botanic Garden at 6:00 p.m. (NOTE EARLIER START TIME!) It’s free for Memphis Horticulture members, but guests are asked to make a $5 donation at the door. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. + GOOGLE CALENDAR+ ICAL EXPORT
Find out more »Memphis Botanic Garden Speaker Series – ”Rewilding the Kitchen Garden: How to Grow a Healthy Organic Garden for People and Pollinator to Flourish” with Ellen Ecker Ogden
The Memphis Botanic Garden Speaker Series is co-sponsored by Memphis Horticulture. Plan to attend a presentation by Ellen Ecker Ogden on ”Rewilding the Kitchen Garden: How to Grow a Healthy Organic Garden for People and Pollinator to Flourish.” Ellen is a Vermont food and garden writer and author of 5 books including The Complete Kitchen Garden and The New Heirloom Garden. The evening begins with an optional guided tour of a related Urban Home Garden space from 5-6 pm followed…
Find out more »2023 Urban Forestry Advisor’s Classes
Join the West Tennessee Chapter of the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council and the Memphis Botanic Garden for an opportunity to learn about trees and issues facing the urban tree canopy. This course is designed for the general public, municipal employees, and members of neighborhood associations, tree boards, garden clubs, and plant societies. Lectures and fieldwork will cover tree biology, ID and selection, risk management, diagnostics, site analysis, tree inventory, construction protection, and the role of federal, state, and local agencies.…
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