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SUMMARY:Embracing the Organic Process of Design - ZOOM or In-Person
DESCRIPTION:The Camden Garden Club\, in collaboration with the Camden Public Library\, invite you to attend their Winter Horticulture Series\, Re-Visioning Your Garden: Talks About Landscape Design\, Tuesday mornings from Jan. 27th to Feb. 24th. Attend in person at the Camden Public Library or join via ZOOM. You must register in advance for in-person or online attendance CLICK TO REGISTER . \nIrene Barber is the principal of Greenscapes Design\, LLC\, and designs gardens that create vibrant\, landscaped ecosystems that actively support clean water and air\, biodiversity\, and healthy soils. Irene will give participants tips and strategies about what to do if and when things don’t go as planned in the process of re-visioning their gardens. \nAs an educator\, horticulturalist\, landscape designer\, registered horticultural therapist (HTR)\, and program manager\, Irene focuses on deepening people’s awareness and appreciation of plants and the value they hold in whatever context\, either on a farm\, in a container garden\, on a shoreline embankment\, or in the wild. Until recently\, Irene managed the Adult Education Program at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens where the horticultural emphasis lies in the principles of ecological practices and sustainability in order to achieve maximum resilience\, regeneration\, and biodiversity. \nCurrently\, Barber is the principal of Greenscapes Design LLC\, under which she consults and designs for residential and public settings to produce vibrant\, landscaped ecosystems that actively support clean water and air\, biodiversity\, and healthy soils.
URL:https://www.mainegardenclubs.org/event/embracing-the-organic-process-of-design-zoom-or-in-person/
LOCATION:Camden Public Library\, 55 Main St.\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
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SUMMARY:Choosing The Right Plants - ZOOM or In-Person
DESCRIPTION:The Camden Garden Club\, in collaboration with the Camden Public Library\, invite you to attend their Winter Horticulture Series\, Re-Visioning Your Garden: Talks About Landscape Design\, Tuesday mornings from Jan. 27th to Feb. 24th. Attend in person at the Camden Public Library or join via ZOOM. You must register in advance for in-person or online attendance CLICK TO REGISTER . \nA landscape designer and advocate for green infrastructure\, Sharon Turner of Crystal Lake Farm and Nursery will share her insights on designing gardens that are both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally responsible. \nSharon will show participants how to select plants that are best suited for the gardens they are designing. \nThe land that is now Crystal Lake Farm & Nursery has been in Sharon’s family for almost 70 years. In 1955\, when Sharon was 10\, her father purchased a former boys’ camp and the family moved from Connecticut to the old farmhouse on her current property. For the next six years\, Sharon and her family lived the country life\, learning about nature\, raising livestock\, and growing bountiful gardens. In 1961\, the family moved to Brunswick. \nAlthough the farm stayed in the family\, the house and land remained largely unoccupied until 1995 when Sharon’s son Eli built a cabin and moved to the farm. He spent the next five years (and more) restoring the land\, using low-impact methods to manage the woodlands and reclaim open spaces for buildings\, fields\, and gardens. \n\n\n\nIn 2004\, Eli built a cabin for Sharon and the seed for Crystal Lake Farm & Nursery was planted. For the past 20 years\, mother and son have worked together to build their business and act as stewards of this small piece of Maine. \n 
URL:https://www.mainegardenclubs.org/event/choosing-the-right-plants-zoom-or-in-person/
LOCATION:Camden Public Library\, 55 Main St.\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
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SUMMARY:Using Hardscape - ZOOM or In-Person
DESCRIPTION:The Camden Garden Club\, in collaboration with the Camden Public Library\, invite you to attend their Winter Horticulture Series\, Re-Visioning Your Garden: Talks About Landscape Design\, Tuesday mornings from Jan. 27th to Feb. 24th. Attend in person at the Camden Public Library or join via ZOOM. You must register in advance for in-person or online attendance CLICK TO REGISTER . \nEmma Kelly will talk about how to use hardscape to complement and enhance the natural beauty of our yards. Emma’s work is driven by a joyful embrace of the design process – from site investigation to team collaboration\, from sketch exploration to successful implementation. She’s a fierce advocate for place-specific design and team-built success. Emma’s projects find her interacting with complex networks of design and engineering professionals\, local craftsmen\, and regionally-sourced materials. Emma sees her role as steering a creative conversation with clients and properties to building unique landscapes that fit unique goals. Practicing primarily in Maine and focusing on residential landscapes\, Emma believes deeply in the power of place-making: the ability to shape the spaces around us into crucibles for future meaning and memories. \nIn her first 10 years of professional practice\, Emma honed her technical and managerial skills on large-scale environmental-\, public-\, and institutionally-focused projects throughout the US with Hargreaves Associates\, and moved to more intimately scaled regionally-sensitive and context-specific design working with Richardson & Associates. In 2013\, Emma formed Emma Kelly Landscape LLC as an exciting new outlet for her passion and her recent work can be seen in publications such as Maine Home & Design and the Boston Globe Magazine. Even more recently\, Emma launched ColLab\, a collaborating laboratory of five independent\, women-owned landscape architecture practices working on projects throughout the Northeast.  As a founding principal of this groundbreaking new organization\, Emma is eager to capture the synergy of working with stellar peers who can drive the creative focus of projects further and support even more complex and far-reaching project needs. \nEmma received her master’s degree in Landscape Architecture\, with distinction\, from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University\, as well as her undergraduate degree in Cultural Anthropology and Religion. She has shared her love of design and the design process through studio instructor\, visiting critic\, and design jury roles at design and horticultural programs from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design to Southern Maine Community College.
URL:https://www.mainegardenclubs.org/event/using-hardscape-zoom-or-in-person/
LOCATION:Camden Public Library\, 55 Main St.\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
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SUMMARY:Elements of Landscape Design - ZOOM or In-Person
DESCRIPTION:The Camden Garden Club\, in collaboration with the Camden Public Library\, invite you to attend their Winter Horticulture Series\, Re-Visioning Your Garden:  Talks About Landscape Design\, Tuesday mornings from Jan. 27th to Feb. 24th.  Attend in person at the Camden Public Library or join via ZOOM.  You must register in advance for in-person or online attendance  CLICK TO REGISTER .   \nTodd Richardson will kick off this series by walking participants through the fundamentals of landscape planning and design. \nTodd Richardson has over three decades of experience in site planning and design. As principal\, he has managed the award-winning firm of Richardson & Associates from its inception. His education includes a Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst\, and a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources and Land Use Planning from the University of Maine. Mr. Richardson has extensive experience in site development and design\, natural resource management planning\, and trails\, recreationals\, and open space planning and design. \nAs an educator\, Mr. Richardson has been recognized for his participatory approach to teaching and was awarded a teaching excellence award from the Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University. Mr. Richardson has taught Landscape Architecture and related courses at Harvard University\, Boston Architectural College\, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst\, Bowdoin College\, and the Rhode Island School of Design.
URL:https://www.mainegardenclubs.org/event/elements-of-landscape-design-zoom-or-in-person/
LOCATION:Camden Public Library\, 55 Main St.\, Camden\, ME\, 04843\, United States
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