About this event
As Mid-Atlantic temperatures begin to fall, deciduous trees display dazzling fall foliage. From maples to gingkoes, there are a wide range of beautiful fall-interest trees that can thrive in this region. Join Angela and Melissa to learn about the U.S. Botanic Garden and Capitol Grounds and Arboretum collections and discover ways to incorporate colorful trees and shrubs into your own autumn gardens.
Intended Audience: Adult All Levels
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Hosted by
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Guest speaker
Angela Weber Hetrick Gardens and Grounds Supervisor @ U.S. Botanic GardenG
USBG Gardens & Grounds Supervisor Angela Weber Hetrick has 15+ years of horticulture experience. Prior to the Garden Angela worked for gardens such as Mount Vernon, Norfolk Botanical Garden, and Longwood Gardens. When not working, Angela enjoys spending time with her daughter, baking, and traveling.
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Guest speaker
Melissa Westbrook Urban Forester @ U.S. Capitol Grounds and ArboretumG
Melissa Westbrook is the Urban Forester at the U.S. Capitol Grounds and Arboretum. Melissa manages arboretum programs, including urban forestry operations, curation of living collections, and plant records.
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Team member
Grace Anderson (she/her) Education Specialist - Science Educator @ United States Botanic GardenT
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Team member
Cortnie Burriss Education Specialist,Online @ U.S. Botanic GardenT
U.S. Botanic Garden
The U.S. Botanic Garden inspires people to appreciate, study, and conserve plants to enrich society locally and globally.
