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David Culp has thrilled Garden Design audiences since 2020. You won't want to miss this special event.
Enhancing Your Enjoyment of Spring
with David Culp
Thursday, March 5th, 2026 @ 6 PM EST*
(*Can't join us at that time? All registrants will receive the recording following the webinar.)
Save My Seat!$20 USD Registration Fee
Gather with David Culp, Jim Peterson, Rebecca Sweet, and Denise Kelly for a lively, idea-packed conversation designed to spark inspiration for the coming garden season and fill your late winter days with anticipation for spring.
Perfect for gardeners of all experience levels, this special session explores how to extend and enhance your enjoyment of the spring garden, drawing on decades of design wisdom, plant knowledge, and practical experience.
David Culp will lead a rich, visual journey through spring—beginning with the earliest blooms of February and unfolding through May. Drawing from his concept of “six seasons of interest,” he will reveal how spring itself can have multiple distinct acts, each with its own beauty and opportunities. Expect fresh ideas for expanding what spring can be in your garden, including:
- Early- and mid-spring bulbs beyond the usual favorites
- Ephemeral and long-lived perennials that stretch the season
- Creative use of containers to layer interest and add color
- New combinations and plant choices that bring more play, depth, and longer-lasting spring displays
Alongside David’s deep dive into spring, the group will share broader inspiration and practical ideas to help you reimagine your garden from the ground up, making it more expressive, resilient, and joyful.
Get ready to see spring with new eyes—and discover more possibilities than you ever imagined.
Save My Seat!$20 USD Registration Fee
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David Culp
David Culp is the creator of the gardens at Brandywine Cottage in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, and has lectured nationwide on gardening for more than 25 years. He is principal of David L. Culp Designs, owner of Brandywine Snowdrops, and currently Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Cavano’s Perennials. A former Horticulture magazine contributing editor and past chairman of the Mid-Atlantic Hardy Plant Society, he is also the author of The Layered Garden, an instructor at Longwood Gardens, and is widely recognized for developing the Brandywine Hybrid hellebores and for his expertise on snowdrops.
See more: David CulpWhat 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
Photo courtesy of Fergus Garrett, Great Dixter
Photo courtesy of Rebecca Sweet, Harmony in the Garden
How Our Webinars Are Different—and Better!
- The day before the webinar, we'll email you the show notes so you can print them out, follow along, and jot down your own notes in the margins.
- During the webinar, you can submit your questions and comments live. You'll love the Q&A at the end of the webinar!
- The Monday after the webinar, we'll send you a follow-up email with updated show notes and a link to the webinar recording. Click here for a sample follow-up newsletter from a past webinar.
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.
Photo courtesy of Dan Benarcik, Chanticleer
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