Cracking the Code on Endangered Plants (Science Series)

Understanding how to grow plants—and helping them thrive—is one of the most powerful tools for protecting the plant diversity that surrounds us. Join Longwood Director of Conservation Horticulture and Collections Peter Zale, Ph.D., as he reveals how horticultural expertise fuels the preservation of rare and endangered species, from local landscapes to global ecosystems. Some of these plants may even be familiar from your walks through our Gardens. Explore how Longwood leads, collaborates, and integrates these practices behind-the-scenes, throughout our Gardens, and beyond, and discover how your own garden can become part of a larger story of stewardship and enduring beauty.

Free with Gardens admission. Advance registration required. Timed Gardens Admission Tickets required. Reservations not required for Members and Innovators.


Find out more: https://longwoodgardens.org/events-performances/events/science-series

You may also like the following events from Longwood Gardens:

• Next month, 4th March, 07:30 pm, Chelsea Chen Organ Concert in Kennett Square
• Next month, 5th March, 05:00 pm, Teacher Professional Development: Sustainability and Water in the Garden in Kennett Square
• Next month, 7th March, 01:00 pm, Fleeting Beauty of Spring Ephemerals (Science Series) in Kennett Square