Feb 24 to Feb 26

Capital Remodel + Garden Show at the Dulles Expo Center (Chantilly, VA)

The Capital Remodel + Garden Show held at the Dulles Expo Center is a vibrant marketplace where you can shop for home-related products and services, experience stunning displays to help inspire your next home project, connect with industry experts, and enjoy informative presentations from renowned local and international home professionals. AHS members get a 2 for 1 ticket discount.

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Jun 10

Author Book Talk: The Northeast Native Plant Primer: 235 Plants for an Earth-friendly Garden

Join Uli Lorimer, Director of Horticulture at Native Plant Trust, for the debut of his new book from Timber Press, The Northeast Native Plant Primer, 235 Plants for an Earth-Friendly Garden. It provides a roadmap on how and why to include native plants in your garden and what plants to choose, whether you are new to gardening or a seasoned professional. For those of us who care about the natural world, the decision to plant natives in the garden is one of the most impactful and important choices we can make.

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May 13

Twilight Triliums at Garden in the Woods

Stroll the Garden after hours during Trillium Week and enjoy the largest collection of trilliums north of Delaware during their peak flowering time. Enjoy crudité and charcuterie as well as wine, craft beer, and mocktails from Decanted Wine Truck, a woman-owned, local business. Live music will be provided by the Carlos Odria Trio, performing original compositions and arrangements of jazz standards and Latin American popular music. Included in event registration are admission to the garden, snacks, entertainment, and a drink ticket redeemable for one glass of wine, beer, or mocktail.

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Aug 01 to Aug 05

Eastern Apiculture Society Conference at Ithaca College

Each year EAS hosts a Bee Conference in one of our member states or provinces. At this conference, we meet with other beekeepers from around the world to talk about the latest honeybee research and how to take our beekeeping skills to the next level. Our goal as always is to provide an educational conference that is world-class and also fun!

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May 28

Barn Talk: Container Counsel: Tips and Tricks for Creating Successful Container Plantings at Hollister House

Join Robert Clyde Anderson for an opinionated and informative illustrated talk based on his years of experience as a designer and in the retail gardening business.

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May 07

Barn Talk: Shade Revealed: How to Garden Successfully in Low Light at Hollister House

Since the early 1990s, Amy Ziffer has been experimenting to find the best shade-adapted plants for the Northeast. Shade Revealed, a talk abundantly illustrated with beautiful photography, focuses on what makes some shade plants better performers than others.

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Apr 02

The View from Federal Twist – a book talk at Hollister House

‘It woke me up,’ says Thomas Rainer, writing about Federal Twist in the Foreword to James Golden’s new book. Making his garden woke Golden up too. The site was terrible—a waste of derelict woodland, shade, and heavy, wet clay. As Golden thought his way through the constraints of the place, the emerging garden triggered new awakenings, and led him to a new way of thinking about gardens, nature and himself. In this illustrated book talk, Golden will tell us about this new way of thinking, and how it changed his life.

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Jun 04 to Sep 11

Around the Table: Stories of the Foods We Love exhibit at New York Botanical Garden

Food is at the center of many of life’s most important events. When we gather together for a meal, the dishes we share often tell a story—and we share a bit of ourselves. Explore the rich cultural history of what we eat throughout this multifaceted, engaging exhibition that examines the art and science of foodways and food traditions, many dating back thousands of years.

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Mar 19 to Apr 30

Suffolk County Master Gardener Spring Gardening School (hybrid)

An annual tradition for over 30 years – the Master Gardeners Spring Gardening School-, has sprouted into a three-part package, “Spring Garden Trio,” which includes virtual keynote programs and in-person workshops on three Saturdays in Spring 2022. On the first Saturday, March 19, Rick Darke, photographer, author, and horticulturist, opens Spring Garden Trio with his virtual Garden Lens lecture “Dynamic Design & the Art of Observation.” Then, the following Saturday, March 26 AwaytoGarden blogger/podcast host and New York Times Garden editor Margaret Roach discusses “Non-stop Plants: A Garden for 365 Days.” Roach will be joined by nine other horticultural experts talking about native plants and good garden practices. On Saturday, April 30, gardeners who want to get their hands busy will be participating in workshops from bonsai to beekeeping at Suffolk County Farm.

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Jan 27 to Mar 31

New York Botanical Garden Winter Lecture Series, Adapting to a New Climate

The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) presents its 22nd Annual Winter Lecture Series, Adapting to a New Climate, featuring landscape architects who use proactive and intentional approaches in their design projects to address climate change and current environmental challenges. The speakers for this year’s series—which takes place on three Thursdays, January 27, February 24, and March 31, 2022—are Kate Orff, founding principal of SCAPE and MacArthur Foundation “Genius Grant” recipient; Claudia West, a leading voice in the field of ecological planting design; and James Burnett, whose 30-year career has been dedicated to revitalizing communities.

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