Tales from the Nineteenth Century Horticultural Trade Press
Francesca Murray explores the fascinating story of the gardening press, a powerhouse of horticultural knowledge in 19th century.
DHeritage Decade: The 10th Anniversary Symposium
DHeritage, the Professional Doctorate in Heritage at the University of Hertfordshire, is celebrating its first decade with an online symposium.
A Walk on the Wild Side: Balancing the Built and Natural Environments
IHBC London Conference exploring the challenges and solutions to jointly conserving the built and natural environment.
Creating Hiding Places and Landscapes for Animals at ZSL
Talk exploring the challenges, quirks, and enjoyment that zoo horticulturalists have experienced throughout the centuries.
‘Behind the Privet Hedge’: Richard Sudell, the Suburban Garden and the Beautification of Britain
Michael Gilson explores Suburban Gardens and how they were seen as a means of producing social change.
Rewilding Arcadia: 21st-century solutions to manage increasing flood risk along the river Thames
Jason Debney, Coordinator of the Thames Landscape Strategy, explores nature-based solutions to manage floodplains including parks and gardens.
Great Estates: Models for Modern Placemaking
An exploration of London’s historic and contemporary Great Estates from medieval origins to the Royal Docks and Queen Elizabeth Park.
Lost Gardens of London with Todd Longstaffe-Gowan
Talk celebrating London’s garden legacy and forthcoming exhibition ‘Lost Gardens of London’ opening at the Garden Museum in October 2024.
The Tradescants: 17th Century Gardeners to the Aristocracy and Royalty, Plant Hunters and Nurserymen
Exploring John Tradescant and his son, both gardeners and founders of the first museum to be open to the public.
