2024 Lecture Videos

Volunteer Program Recordings  

Available below are the videos from the volunteer continuing education program. Most lectures are about an hour each. To begin viewing videos, click on the play button in the middle of the video image.

Public Program Recordings

To access recordings of Hillwood’s public programs, please consult Hillwood’s YouTube Library. 

January 16, 2024: A Garden for All Seasons and Sustainable Practices in the Gardens

January 31, 2024: Volunteer Business Meeting

February 2024: Motor Court Lecture by Sarah Bass (pre-recorded)

February 2024: French Parterre Lecture by Sarah Bass (pre-recorded)

February 2024: Vista Terrance and Japanese-style Garden Lecture by Michael Rollinson (pre-recorded)

February 2024: Lunar Lawn Lecture by Kevin Beamer (pre-recorded)

February 2024: Putting Green Lecture by Marshall Paquin (pre-recorded)

February 2024: Rose Garden Lecture by Sarah Bass (pre-recorded)

February 2024: Friendship Walk & Four Seasons Overlook Lecture by Marshall Paquin (pre-recorded)

February 5, 2024: Green Day of Horticulture | Big Year of Birding

February 5, 2024: Green Day of Horticulture | Reevaluating Weeds and Flowering Cherries in Japan

February 5, 2024: Green Day of Horticulture | Planting for Seasonal Interest Using Native Plants

February 7, 2024: Garden Sculptures

February 21, 2024: Virtual Volunteer Lecture | Marjorie Merriweather Post's Paris

March 11, 2024: Day of Horticulture | 2023 Review and 2024 Preview with Jessica Bonilla

March 11, 2024: Day of Horticulture | 'Bonsai' with Jarett Currin and 'Houseplants' with Matthew Leach

March 11, 2024: Day of Horticulture | Motor Court, French Parterre, Rose Garden with Sarah Bass

March 2024: Cutting Garden Lecture by Drew Asbury (pre-recorded)

March 2024: Floral Design Lecture by Ami Wilbur (pre-recorded)

March 2024: Orchids Lecture by Andrew Bedenbaugh (pre-recorded)

March 2024: Seasonal Displays Lecture by Jessica Bonilla (pre-recorded)

April 1, 2024: Volunteer Lecture | Second Floor Gallery: Understanding Post’s Legacy