Loveland Garden Club Lecture with Austin Eischeid
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Discover how thoughtful plant selection can transform a landscape into a living work of art. This lecture, featuring Austin Eischeid, is designed for all of the plant lovers who wish to express art and emotion through the use of hearty, long-lived perennials in their gardens.
Eischeid, owner of Austin Eischeid Garden Design, designs public gardens, institutional landscapes, and private residences across the country. His work is rooted in the New Perennial movement- naturalistic plantings that are ecologically sound, emotionally moving, and dynamic in every season. Eischeid played an integral role in helping Pied Oudolf’s design of Polina Gardens come alive through plant and tree selection and direct work with the Lauritzen Gardens team.
Come gain insight into thoughtful garden design and discover how you can apply similar concepts to transform your own landscapes.
Pre-registration is required. Event includes a cash bar.
Members FREE, Non-members $10
This lecture is made possible by a generous gift from the Loveland Garden Club, GCA
Eischeid, owner of Austin Eischeid Garden Design, designs public gardens, institutional landscapes, and private residences across the country. His work is rooted in the New Perennial movement- naturalistic plantings that are ecologically sound, emotionally moving, and dynamic in every season. Eischeid played an integral role in helping Pied Oudolf’s design of Polina Gardens come alive through plant and tree selection and direct work with the Lauritzen Gardens team.
Come gain insight into thoughtful garden design and discover how you can apply similar concepts to transform your own landscapes.
Pre-registration is required. Event includes a cash bar.
Members FREE, Non-members $10
This lecture is made possible by a generous gift from the Loveland Garden Club, GCA
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100 Bancroft Street, Omaha, NE, United States, Nebraska 68108
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