What a spectacular hydrangea season we have had. This year’s garden tour will definitely go down in the books as one of prolific, beautiful hydrangea blooms.

Please join us for an evening with world renowned plantsman, Dan Hinkley – “Lessons from the field: 25 years seeking hydrangeas”

We have five beautiful gardens lined up for your touring pleasure in the metro Atlanta areas of Roswell and Alpharetta. The tour will feature the genus Hydrangea in several different types of settings in gardens both large and small.

Please join us for an evening with garden designer Brooks Garcia – “Using Hydrangeas to Their Best Effect in The Garden and Other Good Bedfellows”

Recently we had a request from a freelance writer for information about the American Hydrangea Society. This happens now and then with the abundance of interest in hydrangeas especially now through social media. Of course I was happy to answer her questions.

Our speaker is Andrew Bunting, VP of Public Horticulture at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society

As we leave 2020 behind and begin 2021, one thing I know for sure, gardeners are an optimistic bunch. We dig a hole, drop a small plant in then wait in anticipation for a few weeks or months just to see that first flush of greenery and blooms. 

Our speaker is Carol Reese, Extension Horticulture Specialist from the University of Tennessee

“Hydrangea Love in the time of COVID-19”, how do we keep the American Hydrangea Society (AHS) going?

As you know, with the cancelation of the AHS Spring Meeting, we requested our members submit their hydrangea questions to the board. We had planned to discuss them during the April meeting but since we cannot, we will instead hopefully answer your questions here.