Fascinating Fall Foliage: Trees & More (Online Q&A)
Angela Weber-Hetrick, Gardens & Grounds Supervisor at the USBG; Melissa Westbrook, Urban Forester at the Capitol Grounds and Arboretum
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
Thursday, October 17, 2024
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM Eastern
Location: Online
FREE: Pre-registration required
About the presenters
Angela Weber-Hetrick is the Horticulture Gardens & Grounds team supervisor at the United States Botanic Garden. She oversees the outdoor USBG collections, including the Kitchen Garden, Rose Garden, and the native Mid-Atlantic trees and plants in the gated outdoor gardens.
Melissa Westbrook is the Urban Forester at the Capitol Grounds and Arboretum. She uses her expertise to care for the diverse trees on the U.S. Capitol campus, including historic cherry blossoms and centuries-old oaks.