Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center will host garden designer Jennifer Smith for a talk on women and the history of gardening March 26.
From America’s first garden clubs to the Land Army of World War I, to school gardens, an early garden devoted to native plants, to landscapes and gardens designated for industry moguls and presidents, women have been blazing a trail in garden and landscape design. Find inspiration from these impressive women in garden and landscape history.
Smith is an award-winning pollinator garden designer and frequent speaker on a wide range of garden topics from garden design to the history of gardening.
This event is free, however registration is required and seating is limited. A bar with snacks, alcoholic, and non-alcoholic drinks will be available. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Register at bakerhunt.org/events
This lecture will be held in the ballroom of Baker Hunt, located at 620 Greenup Street in Covington.
Free parking is located on 7th Street between Greenup Street and Sanford. Please call the Baker Hunt office with questions, 859-431-0020
This event made possible by the R.C. Durr Foundation.
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center