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Upcoming events

Fall Tour 2019

  • September 12, 2019
  • 8:00 AM
  • September 13, 2019
  • 4:30 PM
  • Bozeman, MT

Registration

  • Full registration for a Child under age 16
  • Full registration for an individual from MNLA Member Firm.
  • Full registration for an individual from a Non-Member Firm.
  • Full registration for an MSU/UM/Agriculture, Horticulture, or Landscape Design Student.


A great way to see what fellow professionals are doing in the field, literally.  It's a tour-packed day with lots of opportunity to network and learn something new or different.

Please join us for the Fall Tour!  Following are some of the highlights of the event and the new additions this year!  You won't want to miss this opportunity to rejuvenate, reconnect with fellow MNLA members, and share new ideas.  

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12:

CPP EXAM:  The CPP Exam will begin at 2:00 pm at Cashman Nursery at 2055 Springhill Road, Bozeman, MT.  Registration is due by August 22.  You may register on-line at www.plantingmontana.com.

HACKERS & PRUNERS GOLF TOURNAMENT:  Golfers join us at 2:00 pm at Bridger Creek Golf Course at 2710 McIlhattan Rd, Bozeman, MT.  Join us for a fun 9-hole tournament.  No previous golf experience required to participate!

DINNER:  Cashman Nursery - Join us at Cashman Nursery, 2055 Springhill Road, Bozeman, MT, at 5pm for dinner to kick off the Fall Tour.  You will enjoy a walking tour of this beautiful nursery, at their present site since1975 operated by Jan and Jerry Cashman and their sons Joe and Mike.  Also visit vendor booths and equipment demonstrations set up at the nursery.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13:

When & Where:  The 2019 Fall Tour will take place in Bozeman on Friday, September 13,2019. 

Bus transportation will be available at the C'Mon Inn in Bozeman at 7:15 am.

Tour Sites will include:

Rural Naturalization:  This home has some great views of Bozeman and the Bridger Mountains. A dated landscape was refreshed with defined perennial beds, refreshed shrubs and ornamental grasses, specimen trees, and a vast native meadow perimeter to reduce an expanse of lawn and soften the transition to the agricultural fields.

Open year-round, the Garden Barn is the perfect destination for gardening enthusiasts. Fall in love with their wide selection of house plants, bedding plants, custom pottery, metal art, garden statues and more.  They are a whimsical gardening wonderland in Bozeman, MT.  Owner, Josh Pecukonis, earned his Certified Plant Professional designation in 2013 while attending MSU.  He is also a 2015 MNLA scholarship winner.  In his scholarship application he stated his life goal was to open a greenhouse nursery where he could sell annuals, vegetables, herbs, cut and dried flowers, and perennials.  He has achieved that goal and we are pleased to showcase his business on this tour.

A Modernized Family Farm:  This multi-generational home is owned by a passionate gardener and it shows. The house received a thorough industrial modern renovation and the renovation of the front gardens followed suit while blending back to the natural surroundings. A wildflower meadow replaced the vast front lawn, topography was introduced and celebrated, raised steel connects the architecture to the landscape, boulders and stone pull the natural environment in close, depth and scale are profound, and the plant palette is a bit edgy.

Montana State University – We will enjoy lunch at the Rendezvous Dining Hall followed by a campus tour by E. J. Hook.

The Delaney homeis a property on Wilson Street in downtown Bozeman.  The project was started in 2006 when the 1900’s era home was remodeled and expanded.  The property encompasses ½ a city block and includes a European influenced formal garden with reflecting pool as well as a recently completed solarium which will be landscaped this summer.

The Cannery District - In 1912, the Gallatin Valley was known as the “pea capital of the nation,” producing 75% of the nation’s crop. The Bozeman Canning Company was founded in 1917 and opened in the summer of 1918, canning peas, beans, and carrots. Development in Bozeman’s revitalized “Cannery District” began about 10 years ago, turning the old pea canning facility into what is now a hub for local businesses.  The Cannery is a unique commercial landscape with an emphasis on diverse plantings. The tour will visit bioswales, native grass and wildflower seedings, and areas planted with seasonal displays of perennials and ornamental grasses.

Vance – What started as an attempt at “Hugel” gardening has turned into a hidden gem.  Several years of dedicated work and a great love of fardening by the owner has turned this into a eautiful place.  Almost an acre of space has been fully used to create this eden.  There is an in ground greenhouse with amenities, a small pond, and many paths to wander.  Come and learn just what it has takeen to build this project.

Story Mill Community Park - This community minded project has been an honor for Greater Gallatin Landscape Contractors to work on. With all the amenities it has to offer such as state of the art playgrounds, a food forest, a learning by community garden, an amphitheater and a labyrinth; we are sure that generations to come with be able to enjoy the hard work so many contributed to make this park what it is.

Gardening Under the Big Sky –Jennifer and Jack Weiss:  26 years ago I stood next to my husband and made a promise.  For a while I was able to keep that promise, but then I was lured into something I couldn't stop.  It was an addiction.  I started out quietly, sneaking when he wasn't home, hiding the evidence, but it was soon noticeable that the lawn was growing in size and there were more and more trees to mow around.  Flower beds sprang out of nowhere.  Soon we had a veritable park and had to get a bigger riding mower.  Come and enjoy our oasis.  Stroll around and rest a spell on one of our many benches that offer views of the whole valley.  Feed the chickens and say hello to George, our guinea fowl.  Check out our brand new deer fence that covers the whole 20 acres.  We look forward to seeing you!  (just please don't ask my husband how much time he spends mowing and trimming)

HOTEL:  Contact the C'mon Inn of Bozeman located at 6139 E. Valley Center Rd (off the 19th Street Exit) by calling 406-587-3555.  Ask for the MNLA Fall Tour room block.  Must register by August 30.

 

TO REGISTER:  You may register on-line at www.plantingmontana.com , by email at ed@plantingmontana.com  or by calling Jyl Story at 406-755-3079.  Please register by August 30.  

 

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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