Women in Horticulture

This post is a summary of the second half of our Professional Show-&-Tell at the Morris Arboretum on January 19th. Presentations by Lucy...

On January 19th Women in Horticulture gathered for our favorite event, the Professional Show-&-Tell! Traditionally, this event gives six...

Women in Hort members were lucky to be treated to a great event this last Saturday! Kate Galer and Julie Bare created a wintertime...

What is the appropriate appellation for someone who straddles horticulture and botany? We are delighted to feature Amy Schneider--a woman...

At our Annual Planning Meeting in November at the Tyler Arboretum one of our main tasks was to create a theme to unify our activities in...

As you read this Q&A with Peggy Anne, I want you to know that she truly is the definition of a "can-do attitude" and that she is one of...

I do not have children so it may seem strange that I do have an extensive collection of garden and nature books for children. Mostly they...

1924-2006 | United Kingdom Guest Blogger, Martha Keen, has written the piece below about the dynamic Historic Woman in Hort, Valerie...

Last month, Women in Horticulture participated in a critical thinking workshop at Mt. Cuba Center. The content was created by Kathy...

Collaboration has been the key to successful events for Women in Horticulture. Our event "Heroines in Horticulture" hosted by Chanticleer...

On the final day of the American Public Gardens Association’s national conference in Disneyland I saw a friendly person wearing a...

At the volunteer work day in April of this year, with our heads in the dirt, a group of Women in Hort were brainstorming new event ideas....

Over the last five years, I have attended the American Public Gardens Association's National Conference. At each of these meetings I...

During our first ever volunteer work day at Stoneleigh: A Natural Garden, I had the pleasure of meeting Kate Galer. Kate is a...

Gradually…over the course of a couple or so years… I fell in love …with a place and in this place found a hidden gem – a garden. A...

The second part of our event recap from our June 30th Professional Show-&-Tell at Ambler Arboretum at Temple University! Here we follow...

On June 30th Ambler Arboretum of Temple University hosted our second annual Professional Show-&-Tell. We had six speakers presenting on a...

WinH: What is your current role in horticulture? BSt: I manage the Goodstay Gardens, owned by the University of Delaware and supported by...

Martha B. Stephens is our featured horticulturist for May. She provided a month's worth of inspiring photos, and spent time with Women in...

Hi there! For those of you that do not know me, my name is Rachel Burlington and I live in Portland, Oregon. Before I moved here last...