On the QT | The Official Newsletter of GWA June-July 2016 | Page 11
REGIONAL NEWS & NOTES
Maria Zampini was the keynote speaker
at the Oklahoma Master Gardening State
Conference, June 3, at Langston University in Langston, Oklahoma. She spoke on
“2016 Gardening Trends for your Outdoor
Space.” Additionally, she did two breakout
sessions on “Garden-pedia: I Didn’t Know
That!” On June 8, Maria spoke again on
Garden-pedia, at the Northwest Horticultural Society Lecture Series in Seattle,
Washington.
Eye, Missouri. Tours of Jim Long’s culinary
herb collection, rare vegetables and native
medicinal herbs, photo opportunities and
tastes from the garden round out the day.
For more information: LongCreekHerbs.
com/want-to-visit or email for directions:
[email protected].
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Kathie VanDevere was involved with
the Midwest Garden History and Design Symposium: Fields, Forests, Farms
and Gardens, June 9, in Bath, Ohio. The
symposium included lectures, lunch at
the 200-year-old restored Hale Farm and
Village. The event focused on the research,
restoration, documentation and archival
issues of historic properties.
Brie Arthur participated in the Town Hall
panel on “Still Selling a 1980s Message,”