At some point, almost every gardener wants more – more space for plants, more kinds of plants, more time to work in the garden, and a longer season to enjoy your masterpiece. This symposium, for both the professional and amateur gardener, will explore innovative ways to temporally and spatially stretch a garden’s capacity. You can create a spectacular landscape that lasts well beyond our region’s May-to-October “leafy season,” and your garden spaces can break the confines of conventional planting styles. Using examples from both small and large gardens, our speakers will focus on the best plants for multi-season interest, techniques for “fall-scaping” and “winter-scaping,” creative strategies to “borrow” and make better use of space, and making crucial transitions between garden areas. For more information about the speakers and details, click here.