FAQ’s

FAQ's

  • A: Yes! All registered participants will have access to recordings of all sessions, keynotes, and tours* for five months after the conference.
    *The “Remarkable Trees” tour will not be recorded at the presenter’s request.

  • A: Great idea! While we initially expected to offer bulk purchases, each attendee must register individually. We recommend participants print their confirmation to show Extension personnel if attending a group watch. Attending a group watch without registering is unfair to those who have properly registered which supports the success of future conferences.

  • A: Since all sessions will be available for five months after the event, refunds will not be issued.

  • A: Speaker and session details can be found under the “Join Us” Section of the Website

  • A: Yes! Our tours will be led by renowned presenters and feature exciting gardens from around the world and from the ages.

  • A: We’re finalizing licensing agreements for an exciting lineup of movies and documentaries—stay tuned!

  • A: That’s great news! Please visit the Sponsor tab under Join Us for opportunities

  • A: Yes, our platform provides an interactive vendor expo open to all registrants. This is where you can find books authored by our speakers, and shop online with gardening- related vendors.

  • A: Our warehouse should have all merchandise online and available to order by late-April. We will send an update to all who have registered alerting them the store is open. Delivery is provided by courier and items are shipped upon receipt of order.

We will continue to update this section with more Q&A as we receive additional frequently asked questions from our registrants!

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