Intreegue Design

Ever stumble over a plant’s Latin name and wonder why we still use them? Take Tradescantia—a familiar plant with a name honoring 17th-century gardener John Tradescant the Elder.

Latin names aren’t just fancy—they bring clarity. Common names vary by region, but Acer rubrum is always a red maple, anywhere in the world. Plus, these names tell stories about a plant’s origin, appearance, or the people who discovered it.

Curious to learn more? Click the link below to dive into the poetic world of plant names on our blog!
https://www.intreeguedesigns.com/whats-in-a-name-why-plants-speak-latin/

The Women of Influence Luncheon featured empowering conversations moderated by our President, Colleen Vacelet. Let's continue to inspire positive change in our fields and support women in leadership roles!

Visit our blog to read more about the insightful discussions.
[https://www.intreeguedesigns.com/highlights-from-the-women-of-influence-luncheon/]

Photos credit to: CREWBaltimore