Below is our horticultural lecture series for winter 2010. Lectures for winter 2011 will be updated this fall.
This annual winter series invites distinguished lecturers to discuss their work, providing inspiration for spring gardens. Hosted by Wave Hill's Friends of Horticulture Committee, Wave Hill's Horticultural Lectures are presented at the New York School of Interior Design, 170 East 70th Street in Manhattan, starting at 6pm. Download the brochure for the 2010 Lectures.
TICKETS
Series $48 for Wave Hill Members and Students; $60 for General Admission. Individual lectures $20 for Members and Students; $25 for General Admission
Order online or call 718.549.3200 x216.
Seating is limited and advance reservations are strongly recommended.
Wednesday, January 20, Patrick Cullina, Vice President of Horticulture and Operations for Friends of the High Line, explored this recent, unique urban landscape from a horticultural perspective.
Wednesday, February 24, writer, editor and self-taught gardener Stephen Orr focused on a new approach to landscaping, one championed by a number of designers and homeowners, that marries traditional environmental concerns with a flexibility and a sensitivity to aesthetics previously missing from green-gardening orthodoxies of the past.
Wednesday, March 17, writer, editor and consultant Dominique Browning shared musings and readings: Her third book, Slow Love, was published in the spring of 2010.
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