Speakers
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Lisa Roper
Lisa Roper is the Gravel Garden and Ruin horticulturist at Chanticleer, a public garden in Wayne Pa. where she has gardened for the past 26 years in various parts of the garden.
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Liz Knowles
Liz has been gardening in the Hockley Valley for 45 years. Her one hectare garden comprises several perennial beds, extensive rock and crevice gardens and raised tufa beds.
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Malcolm McGregor
Bio: Malcolm McGregor has been growing alpine plants for over 25 years — and saxifrages for most of that time. He says that it is the unforced charm of mountain plants that most attracts him.
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Marilyn Cornwell
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Marion Jarvie
Web Site: http://www.marionjarvie.ca
Marion Jarvie is a passionate plantswoman who has been gardening in Thornhill for over forty years.
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Martin Galloway
Martin Galloway holds a BSc Biology ( Guelph), MSc Zoology ( U of T ) B. Ed ( U of T).
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Martin Hajman
Matin Hajman is the head gardener at Tromsø Botanic Garden, part of the Arctic University of Norway.
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Matt Mattus
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Mike Bone
Mike Bone is the curator of the Steppe Garden, and oversees the trial gardens, plant breeding, and propagation of wild collected material brought into the Denver Botanic garden.
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Miriam Goldberger
Web Site: http://www.wildflowerfarm.com