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A year-round garden thanks to a mix of evergreens, perennials, flowering shrubs, and non-living elements.
Photo by: Rebecca Sweet.
Get Ahead of the Curve: Master the 2026 Garden Trends Before They Bloom
with Rebecca Sweet
Thursday, December 11, 2025 @ 6PM EST*
(*Can't join us at that time? All registrants will receive the recording following the webinar.)
Save My Seat!$20 Registration Fee
Gather with Rebecca Sweet, Jim Peterson, and Denise Kelly for a lively, idea-packed discussion that will spark inspiration for your 2026 gardening season and fill your holiday season with joy and anticipation for what’s to come.
Perfect for gardeners of all experience levels, this session will cover:
- How to spot and integrate keystone plants that support wildlife and add meaning to your garden.
- Strategies for tackling light pollution so your garden thrives day and night and you sleep better, too.
- Why maximalist gardening is making a comeback and how you can plant what you love (without chaos).
- A guide to rich, jewel-toned foliage and flowers that hold their brilliance in full sun.
- Design tactics for firescaping awareness: merging beauty with resilience in fire-prone zones.
- How to build an edible garden that’s climate-resilient, purposeful, and stunning.
- The secret to green-drenched gardens that transform stress into refuge: layers, texture, and tone included.
- How to use AI garden assistants and apps to enhance your design workflow, plant identification, maintenance, and more.
Yellow rabbitbrush (Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus) is a keystone perennial that thrives in some of Western North America’s harshest, driest environments, thanks to its extensive roots and soil adaptability. Just as impressive, it provides year-round resources for a wide range of wildlife species, making it as vital as it is resilient.
Photo by: Rebecca Sweet.
The intense, rich jewel-toned flowers and foliage of Papaver 'Plum Pudding', Iris ‘Rosalie Figge’, and Penstemon 'Dakota Burgundy' stand up to the glaring sun in Freeland and Sabrina Tanner’s Napa garden.
Photo by: Rebecca Sweet.
The Andrews’ garden is a study in green—lush layers of foliage, from glossy, textural leaves, to cascading airy fronds, play against one another in a symphony of contrast. It’s a place where intrigue and tranquility exist in perfect harmony.
Photo by: Rebecca Sweet.
On this page: What Past Attendees Say | How Our Webinars Are Different | Important Notes | Never Miss a Webinar
Rebecca Sweet
Rebecca has always been happiest with her hands in the dirt. She took her lifelong passion for gardening and cultivating sustainable beauty and created the landscape design company, Harmony in the Garden. She says, "What began as a garden design company 24 years ago has since evolved into a life filled with anything and everything to do with gardening!" Whether she is designing gardens, writing about them, or speaking about them, sharing her passion is what keeps her going.
See more: Harmony in the Garden
Photo courtesy of Fergus Garrett, Great Dixter
What Past Attendees Have Said
"Phenomenal & inspirational!" — Eleonora
"I feel emboldened and inspired." — Joan
"Wonderful presentation. I have several ideas to try in my garden." — Stephanie
"Fantastic ideas. Very inspiring. Familiar concepts, but innovative approach to each." — Joyce
"Such a wonderful class. It gives me confidence to just try things, they might work!" — JT
"Wonderful presentation! Love how you extend your imagination and encourage us to step outside of our comfort zones to create beauty." — Sandra
"Great presentation! The images were stunning!" —Roberta
"Wonderful information. I can hardly wait to do some additional planting." — Georgia
"This was fantastic! I’m just starting so this was such perfect information. Thank you!" — Linda
"Such an amazing presentation, I’m so inspired and can’t wait to get in the garden! Thank you." — Michael
How Our Webinars Are Different—and Better!
- The ability to submit your questions and comments in the Q&A
- Show notes emailed to you the day before so you can print them out and jot down your own notes in the margins.
- After the event, you'll receive a follow-up email with updated show notes and a link to the webinar recording, along with a wrap-up of ideas and comments submitted by attendees. We call this the "wisdom of the crowd"—and these crowds are avid gardeners who always contribute great ideas. Click here for a sample follow-up newsletter from a past webinar.
Photo courtesy of Rebecca Sweet, Harmony in the Garden
Photo courtesy of Dan Benarcik, Chanticleer
Important Notes
- Registration will close just before the session begins or when the "seats" are full.
- Each person will be given a unique login code that cannot be shared. Only one person/device will be allowed to enter the session with each login code.
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