The Twelfth Annual North Hill Symposium

The Thirteenth Annual North Hill Symposium

Houses and Their Gardens

The Thirteenth North Hill Symposium explores the vital relationship between
the construction and decoration of houses and the gardens that surround them.

To be held at Mount Snow Conference Center - West Dover, Vermont

June 27, 2008
8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

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To register, please send Name, Address, City/State/Zip & Day-Time Phone along with a check for $150 per person to:

North Hill Symposium
PO Box 178
Readsboro, VT 05350

Please accept your cancelled check as a guarantee of your enrollment. In late April or early May, you will receive a confirmation of your enrollment and directions to the Mount Snow Conference Center Refunds may be granted up to one month prior to the date of the Symposium.

Participating Speakers:

"Hardy's House: The Genesis of North Hill"
Joe Eck
Garden Designer, co-owner of North Hill
Author of Elements of Garden Design

"Houses and Their Gardens: An Intimate Relationship"
Page Dickey
Gardener, conservationist and author.
Author of Gardens in the Spirit of Place

"A View From the Window: Garden Personality And Exterior Design"
Craig Bergman
Landscape architect, garden designer, plantsman,lecturer,
President of Craig Bergmann Landscape Design Inc., Wilmette, IL

"Confessions Of A Domestic Animal"
Wayne Winterrowd
Gardener Designer, co-owner of North Hill,
Author of Annuals and Tender Plants for North American Gardens

"The Decoration of Houses And Garden Style: Two Views Of One Concern"
Bunny Williams
Interior designer, gardener, author.
Author of Bunny Williams Point of View

"The Royal Parks And Their Houses"
Jim Buttress VMH
Superintendant of Royal Parks and Head Gardener for
Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.

Included in your enrollment, your choice of a June or September visit to the Garden at North Hill.
Participants wil be able to purchase rare and unusual annuals, tender perennials, tropicals, shrubs and trees.
Signed books by authors in attendance.
Commemorative flower pots by Guy Wolff and Ben Wolff

Morning refreshments and lunch are included.

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