Event Details
- Oct 30 2025
- Expired!
- 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
- Peirce Education Rooms (Welcome Center)
- Peirce Education Rooms
- Members $20
- Nonmembers $25
It may seem counterintuitive, but you need to plant your spring-blooming bulbs in the fall for the spectacular display you want in spring. And there’s still plenty of time! Join us as Education & Exhibits Director, Dr. Mark Miller, takes a deeper look at geophytes (bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes) that delight the eyes after a hard winter spell. Interesting characters that you may not be familiar with will be detailed, as well as the ones that are more resistant to deer and other marauding critters. Each attendee will take home a selection of Mark’s favorites. In addition, many of the bulbs covered in the lecture will be available for sale.
Speaker
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Dr. Mark MillerEducation & Exhibits Director
Dr. Mark Miller is the Education & Exhibits Director at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. He earned his Ph.D. in Environment & Natural Resources at The Ohio State University and has over 40 years experience working as a landscape designer, tree crop specialist, educator, and director at botanical institutions and associations around the country.
It may seem counterintuitive, but you need to plant your spring-blooming bulbs in the fall for the spectacular display you want in spring. And there’s still plenty of time! Join us as Education & Exhibits Director, Dr. Mark Miller, takes a deeper look at geophytes (bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes) that delight the eyes after a hard winter spell. Interesting characters that you may not be familiar with will be detailed, as well as the ones that are more resistant to deer and other marauding critters. Each attendee will take home a selection of Mark’s favorites. In addition, many of the bulbs covered in the lecture will be available for sale.
Speaker
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Dr. Mark MillerEducation & Exhibits Director
Dr. Mark Miller is the Education & Exhibits Director at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. He earned his Ph.D. in Environment & Natural Resources at The Ohio State University and has over 40 years experience working as a landscape designer, tree crop specialist, educator, and director at botanical institutions and associations around the country.
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