July 14, 2023
Plant propagators conference coming to Hamilton
Mark your calendars and prepare to experience the ultimate horticultural extravaganza — the International Plant Propagators Society (IPPS) conference will return to Ontario Sept. 26-29.
With the theme of "Keys to the Future!" the diverse society of plant propagators includes members from all corners of horticulture, including: botanical garden managers, estate gardening specialists, growers, researchers, educators, and more.
This year's conference promises an incredible lineup of speakers that will discuss cutting-edge propagation and breeding techniques, revolutionary tree-growing methods, and how public gardens tackle invasive species. Afternoon tours will whisk attendees away to visit innovative nurseries, trial irrigation setups, and fields embracing the best soil practices.
In addition to education and tours, there are incredible dining experiences, including a scrumptious barbecue dinner at NVK Nurseries, plus a dinner at the host hotel.
The conference is your opportunity to connect, network, and make lifelong connections with old friends, fellow horticulturists from across North America, and students seeking their first career opportunities. Plus, engage in captivating conversations with inspiring speakers and industry experts.
Registration is easy. Choose the package that suits you best — a four-day package that includes an exciting pre-tour, a flexible three-day package, or individual day passes.
Don't miss out on this remarkable event that will leave you inspired, motivated and eager for more. Visit ippseasternregion.org for more information or register online at gfl.me/hbns.
With the theme of "Keys to the Future!" the diverse society of plant propagators includes members from all corners of horticulture, including: botanical garden managers, estate gardening specialists, growers, researchers, educators, and more.
This year's conference promises an incredible lineup of speakers that will discuss cutting-edge propagation and breeding techniques, revolutionary tree-growing methods, and how public gardens tackle invasive species. Afternoon tours will whisk attendees away to visit innovative nurseries, trial irrigation setups, and fields embracing the best soil practices.
In addition to education and tours, there are incredible dining experiences, including a scrumptious barbecue dinner at NVK Nurseries, plus a dinner at the host hotel.
The conference is your opportunity to connect, network, and make lifelong connections with old friends, fellow horticulturists from across North America, and students seeking their first career opportunities. Plus, engage in captivating conversations with inspiring speakers and industry experts.
Registration is easy. Choose the package that suits you best — a four-day package that includes an exciting pre-tour, a flexible three-day package, or individual day passes.
Don't miss out on this remarkable event that will leave you inspired, motivated and eager for more. Visit ippseasternregion.org for more information or register online at gfl.me/hbns.