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Keeping the yard and garden lush and green through the hottest months of summer is no easy task. In fact, it seems as if it’s becoming more difficult, more expensive, and potentially fraught with environmental concerns each year.
Fortunately, from adding native plants to putting creative water reuse strategies to work, many of the best solutions for managing a thirsty landscape are also better practices for the planet.
Join BobVila.com for our kickoff Ask a Pro event. We’re bringing together a panel of experts to answer your biggest questions and provide actionable strategies for keeping your yard healthy… and your sanity in check!
Ask a Pro Live!
Meet Our Experts
Ask a Pro provides an exclusive opportunity to connect with leading home and garden experts in a unique live virtual setting. This month’s Lawn & Garden Edition features a trio of panelists with expertise in all things related to sustainability and the outdoors. They’ll provide sustainable and simple—but impactful—solutions to keep your green space healthy and strong throughout the hottest months of the year.
Attendees will also get a chance to ask our panelists their most burning questions about sustainable summertime lawn care.
Morgan Visalli
Morgan Visalli is a certified permaculture designer and garden designer, as well as the founder of Grow With Mo, a California-based consultation service specializing in edible and regenerative garden design. With over a decade of experience in organic gardening and land stewardship, Morgan loves helping people grow food and compost while connecting with nature in their own backyards.
Garrett Ray
Garrett Ray is a certified landscape architect and arborist working with SiteWorks, a New York-based landscape architecture practice specializing in comprehensive landscape solutions for urban areas. Alongside a range of other landscape design–related professional services, Garrett’s work primarily involves managing large park and landscape construction projects, with expertise is in designing with consideration for form, function, and urban ecology. Garrett is most passionate about creative best management practices in landscape ecology.
Rosemarie Miner
Rosemarie is a social ecologist and the founding principal of Our Temenos, a New York-based worker-owned ecological landscaping company servicing residential, commercial, and government clients.
Drawing on her bachelor of science in ecology and her history as a community organizer, Rosemarie works tirelessly to build environmental and social resilience through the transformation of outdoor spaces into productive, functional green infrastructure that can stand up to climate change. She started working in the field in 2012, serving with AmeriCorps and MillionTreesNYC, and also as Brooklyn’s Organizing Fellow with 596 Acres. Rosemarie takes pride in personally planting thousands of trees across NYC.
Details
- Date and time: Thursday, July 18, at 5:30 p.m. EDT.
- This is a live virtual event that will take place through Zoom. Once you register to attend, you will receive an email with instructions on how to join.
- All attendees are invited and encouraged to submit questions before and during the event.
- REGISTER HERE