Saturday, March 28 | 10:30AM | GBC Gallery
$30/GBC Member | $40/Non-Member

Join Sheri Forster, The Scottish Gardener and celebrated New York Botanical Garden lecturer, for an inspiring look at how to design gardens that bloom beautifully through the seasons. Using stunning month-by-month photos, Sheri reveals how thoughtful perennial combinations can create lasting color, texture, and interest from spring’s first growth to autumn’s final hues.

Discover her process for crafting gardens that balance aesthetics and purpose whether you’re designing for pollinator support, stormwater management, or deer resistance. Learn how to build harmonious, sustainable landscapes through the creative use of size, shape, texture, and color.

A Connecticut native, Sheri Forster, Principal of The Scottish Gardener, specializes in custom garden design of residential properties in Westchester & Fairfield Counties since 2007.  Her client’s gardens have been featured in garden tours and appeared in National and local publications.  A speaker for the Connecticut Horticultural Society’s lecture series and The Connecticut Master Gardener’s Association annual meeting. She received her certificate in Garden Design from New York Botanical Garden in 2008.  An instructor for NYBG since 2013, courses include The Fundamentals of Garden Design, Introduction to Landscape Design,Perennial Combinations & How to Design with Bulbs.  Classes also offered at New Canaan Nature Center, Wakeman Farm & Lachat Farm.