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Fusion Gardening (Special Lecture)

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Monday, February 9, 2004

7:30pm, Woodward 2, IRC Building at UBC

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Lecturer Mary Keen  

Lecturer Details Mary Keen is one of the foremost authors and garden consultants in England. Her many commissions include projects at Waddeson, Bowden Park and Boxwood as well as the design of four gardens for the new opera house at Glyndebourne.

She is a long-standing member of the National Trust's Garden Advisory Panel. Her books include "The Garden Border Book", "The Glory of the English Garden" and "Creating a Garden". In addition to lecturing in the UK, US and South Africa, Mary writes regularly for such publications as the Sunday Telegraph, the Daily Telegraph, the Spectator, Gardens Illustration and The Garden.  

Location Woodward 2, IRC Building at UBC  

Cost (General) $15.00 - tickets available at Southlands Nursery and the UBC Shop in the Garden.  

Sponsors This special lecture is organized by both the Vancouver Hardy Plant Group and UBC Botanical Garden and Centre for Plant Research.  

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