Two Dates. Two Locations.
We're offering this seminar in both the Los Angeles River Watershed and the San Gabriel River Wateshed. Choose the date and location that fits your schedule.
On October 26, Caltech's oaks on campus, including a 400 year old Engelmann Oak, is the classroom for this one day seminar on oaks in urban landscapes.
California native oaks are increasingly being used in parks and urban landscapes and are currently under threat by pest and disease. Sustainable landscape design and care and maintenance practices are integral to the health and longevity of these majestic trees.
Join Southern California oak experts to learn proper care and maintenance practices and landscape design considerations for mature and immature oaks in urban landscapes.
Seminar topics include:
- Selecting oaks: Right Oak/Right Place
- Protecting oaks from pests and disease
- Care and maintenance practices: what to do, when to do it, and who does it
- Companion plants for oaks
- Pruning practices
Who Should Attend:
Landscape Care and Maintenance Professionals, Landscape Architects, Arborists, Landscape Designers, Urban Forestry Professionals, Planners, Landscape Design Commission members, and othe professionals working with oaks in urban landscapes.
Continuing Education Credits:
ISA CEUs are pending.
Registration:
Includes morning coffee, lunch, and resource materials.
$135 before October 15
$150 after October 15
Registration closes October 19. Space is limited. Register early.
Sponsored by: CalTech Building and Grounds
Check back for more details!