Home Landscape Design Part 1: Set Yourself Up for Garden Success!

Do you envision beautiful gardens and wonder  how to bring them to life?  This course will guide you toward  developing the ability to observe, map, and analyze a site like a  professional landscape designer, which, of course starts with a  foundation in botany, horticulture, and soil science.  By the end of the  part 1 of this series, you will have the expertise to choose the right  plant for the right place and the ability to co-create with nature and  employ regenerative design techniques.  (See part 3 Course Description  on page 10.)

Location:  CLE Lecture Hall           Minimum:  8

Presenter:  Mary Palmer Dargan RLA, APLD.  With over 45 years in experience designing home environments from coast to coast, Mary Palmer has honed her unique design philosophy.  Her process and eco-awareness, with deep roots in her English and Celtic heritage.

Assistant instructor:  Arielle McIntyre PDC, APD is inspired by the intersection of art, ritual, food, and regenerative  garden design.  Since 2019, Arelle has been shadowing Mary Palmer  learning and designing curriculum around her design process from a  beginner's perspective.