While it's nice being able to speak to a larger audience and to avoid wintery weather (not that we have had that much of it this winter), I joyfully welcome being able to speak in person to garden clubs and environmental organizations in this new year. CLICK HERE to check out my schedule of upcoming [...]
Lots of garden talks coming up in 2022, both virtual (although virtual it's pretty real to me!) and in person. I'll be speaking to garden clubs, a flower show, the Herb Society and an art museum in Michigan. Visit Upcoming Talks for the schedule. Come feast your eyes and learn about gardens in winter, pollinators, [...]
Please join me at Long Hill, a historic garden in Beverly, MA, on Boston's North Shore - live and in person for the first time since March 2019. On August 27 at 6:00 p.m. I will show photos of gorgeous gardens and give tips on Designing With Plenty for Pollinators. The event will be held [...]
Listen to Thomas Christopher's interview with Karen Bussolini on his Growing Greener podcast. Garden coaching, garden photography, garden making, it's all there.
The Ecological Landscape Alliance (ELA) has invited me to speak on Designing with Elegant and Edible Elements at its Season’s End Summit on November 7 at the Community Harvest Project in North Grafton, MA .......
Learn how to jazz up your garden with color, contrast and movement and solve garden problems with environmental mindfulness on July 13 and 14 - and enjoy a day in this gem of a garden and arboretum...
Humans are hard-wired to receive sensory input from nature. Our yards – gardens, landscaping and wild places – offer boundless opportunities to learn from and engage with the natural world. Join Karen Bussolini on June 9 and learn how to engage kids' minds, bodies and senses to create yards that will delight kids and grownups alike...
Please join me for a day to explore photography, gardening and stewardship of the land we live in at Wisdom House Retreat and Conference Center in Litchfield on May 4 - and let's pray for rain. If it's too wet to dig in our gardens, we can feel good about digging into garden photography, environmentally conscious gardening and the art of seeing well.
Come learn how to create, maintain and restore habitat to benefit pollinators.
If you love trees, rush right out and pick up the February issue of Connecticut Cottages & Gardens. My photographs of four seasons in a very special tree collection are featured in a splendid ten page layout ...