Jenna Webster joined LWLA in 2009. She holds a master’s degree from the Conway School, a graduate program in sustainable landscape planning and design as well as a B.A. and M.Ed. from Harvard University. She previously worked for Natural Landscapes Nursery and land preservation agencies in southeast Pennsylvania. Since joining LWLA, she has been involved with master plans for residential projects small and large as well as meadow and habitat plans for public sites. She also co-curates the annual conference series through LWLA’s affiliate New Directions in the American Landscape (NDAL) and is an instructor in the Mt. Cuba Center Certificate Program. She serves on the board of the Crow’s Nest Research Center and the Conway School.
May 02, 2019 at 12:51 pm, Laura Petrovich-Cheney said:
I saw that you lectured at the Grow Native Mass last night. As a beekeeper and avid bird watcher, I am interested in having natives. I have recently moved to Marblehead and bought a house that is in need of some landscaping with plants and hardscaping (path from drive way to house). I am interested in using eco-beneficial plants and natives. My experience has been most landscapers use plants that are commercially grown and are of no benefit to the bees, butterflies and birds. Would it possible to recommend someone who can help me design a garden and patio area in the Northshore area that is attuned to native plants?
thanks,
Laura