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**Lecture is live and will be recorded, students do not have to be present. The recording will be available to students for 3 months after the live lecture, after 3 months the recording will be deleted.
Please check your email spam/junk folder for your Zoom invite. Our business hours are 10:00 AM through 5:00 PM. All lecture information and email correspondence will be sent during business hours. If students purchase the lecture outside business hours or during the weekend the lecture information will be sent the following business day.
In addition to writing poetry, Emily Dickinson was a gardener and amateur botanist. She cultivated flowers on her family’s Amherst, Massachusetts property and in the small glass conservatory attached to their home on Main Street. This lecture explores Dickinson's garden and plant interests through excerpts of her letters and poems, and images of her garden, both historic and contemporary.
**Lecture is live and will be recorded, students do not have to be present. The recording will be available to students for 3 months after the live lecture, after 3 months the recording will be deleted.
Please check your email spam/junk folder for your Zoom invite. Our business hours are 10:00 AM through 5:00 PM. All lecture information and email correspondence will be sent during business hours. If students purchase the lecture outside business hours or during the weekend the lecture information will be sent the following business day.
In addition to writing poetry, Emily Dickinson was a gardener and amateur botanist. She cultivated flowers on her family’s Amherst, Massachusetts property and in the small glass conservatory attached to their home on Main Street. This lecture explores Dickinson's garden and plant interests through excerpts of her letters and poems, and images of her garden, both historic and contemporary.