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58plants, he balances the new with a strongrespect for disappearing natural ecosystems.He has a tendency to disappear overseasor underground at the drop of a hat.*Joe Henderson is a horticulturist atChanticleer where he is in charge of thePond Garden. This allows him to explorehis lifelong love of wetland and bog plants.In the slow season he designs and buildsintricate walkways and paths to entice visitorsfurther into the garden.*Harriet Henderson is the co-ownerof Cushing & Henderson, a landscapearchtecture firm in Unionville, PA. Withan emphasis on connections with horticultureand architecture, their garden designsrange from formal to naturalistic, and fromWestern to Asian. She holds landscapearchitecture and architecture degrees fromCornell University and the University ofPennsylvania, combined with a work/studygrant in Kyoto gardens and a LongwoodGardens internship. At home, she enjoysexperimenting with design and focusing onwoodland and meadow natives.Carla Hetzel is a Cornell graduate fromPhiladelphia. She has worked in many ofthis area’s public gardens including theScott Arboretum as the Curatorial Intern.Jeff Jabco is Swarthmore’s director ofgrounds and Scott’s horticulture coordinator.He teaches plant sciences at Longwoodin the continuing education classes and aspart of the Professional Gardener TrainingProgram. A past extension officer, he is theone to answer tough horticultural questions.Jeff’s current plant passions are clematis,peonies, epimediums and sedums.Gary R Keim is the owner of Gary RKeim, LLC, a company whose servicesinclude garden design, horticultural consulting,and the floral arts. A life-longgardener, he trained at Longwood, studiedin England and gardens at his home inLansdowne, PA. He’s designed and maintainedgardens from Boston to Maryland.Deenah Loeb is a landscape architectwith a passion for ecologically sound andsustainable design. She is the executivedirector of the City Parks Association ofPhiladelphia. Deenah has designed spacesin a range of scales, from the residential tosmall institution, and has had hands on experiencewith clients at the Morris Arboretumas well as at her own historic property,which has been slowly reclaimed after 30years of neglect.*Richard Lyon, RLA, ASLA, is Partnerand principal landscape architect atWallace Associates, Inc. He specializes inlarge-scale residential projects, revitalizationof older homes, and designs for newhomes. A native of New Zealand, Richardhas a Bachelor’s Degree in horticulturefrom Massey University, and studied as aninternational horticulturist at LongwoodGardens. www.wallacelandscapecom.sylvania, where he studied under renownedlandscape architect Ian McHarg. He hasserved in teaching positions at the Universityof Pennsylvania and Temple University.www.theolinstudio.comPeggy Anne Montgomery As a longstandingmember of the Garden Writers Association,she writes for trade and consumerpublications. She has an extensive nurseryand design background in the Netherlandsand the United States.Greg Paige discovered his career goalearly - creating and working in beautifulpublic gardens and sharing and teachingthis passion with others. Prior to joining theBartlett Tree Research Laboratory in CharlotteNC, as arboretum curator, his 25-yearcareer in public horticulture involved workat some of the finest gardens in the country- Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden inBelmont NC, the Scott Arboretum, the BiltmoreEstate in Asheville NC, the HoldenArboretum outside Cleveland OH, and theCincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.George Petropoulos is the Manager ofFine Garden Creations in Swarthmore. Heis a graduate of the Professional GardenerProgram at Longwood Gardens and theTyler School of Art in Philadelphia. Asa Pennsylvania certified horticulturistGeorge is ready for all of your gardeningquestions.Chris Pugliese, ASLA, is a projectmanager in Jonathan Alderson LandscapeArchitects, Inc.. He received a BA fromPennsylvania State University and a Masterof Landscape Architecture from the Uni-*Dennis C. McGlade, RLA, FASLA- Partner, OLIN Studio. A highly regardedprofessional in the field of design andhorticulture, Dennis holds a Bachelor ofLandscape Architecture from the Universityof Illinois and a Master of LandscapeArchitecture from the University of Pennversityof Pennsylvania. He received hisCertificate in Ornamental Horticulture fromLongwood Gardens in 2012. In additionto his efforts to share his experience andexpertise as an adjunct faculty member atTemple University, he has been an activevolunteer designer/project leader with theCommunity Design Collaborative. He isalso an avid birder; a member of the BirdingClub of Delaware County, and co-organizerof the Rose Tree Park Hawkwatch inMedia.Rick Ray earned his BS in ornamentalhorticulture at NC State University andhis MS at VaTech. He taught for 7 years atTemple-Ambler and 20 years at DelawareValley College in Doylestown, PA. Since1986 Rick has also taught at the ArboretumSchool of the Barnes Foundation. Rickgives horticultural lectures throughout theregion, and frequently volunteers as a plantexpert at local arboreta plant sales.Lisa Roper is a Chanticleer horticulturistin charge of the Asian Woodland Garden.She is a graduate of the Longwood ProfessionalGardeners program at LongwoodGardens. Bring your most difficult shadegarden questions to Lisa.Andy Schenck was inspired to love theoutdoors and gardening at a young age byhis mother. He studied ornamental horticultureat the University of Delaware witha BS in agriculture and he works at SamBrowns Wholesale Nursery. Andy volunteersas a passer at the Philadelphia FlowerShow, and is a member of the plant selectioncommittee for the Rare Plant Auctionof the Delaware Center for Horticulture. As