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Introduction – - – - – Perennial Meadows
Prairie Perennial Meadows planting schemes
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A Garden Month by Month
A month by month record of a small Dutch garden – my trial garden in Amsterdam February – Chaos March – Grabbing at straws April – Spring Tulips and more: May is green June – Pink puts in an appearance … Continue reading
A Garden Month by Month
A month by month record of a small Dutch garden – my trial garden in Amsterdam February – Chaos March – Grabbing at straws April – Spring Tulips and more: May is green June – Pink puts in an appearance … Continue reading
Garden Moods from Planting Design
Floriade 2012 – the mid summer review A garden show such as the Floriade which runs all summer gives its designers the opportunity to try out different planting ideas. During my first visit it was tulips that dominated and created … Continue reading
Posted in Floriade, Garden moods
Tagged complementary plants, garden design, garden moods, Perennial Meadows, planting design, tulips
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Naturalistic Planting?
First published in ThinkinGardens last month, my article about new trends in planting design succeeded in triggering a lively debate about the meaning, not only of the term naturalistic planting, but the motives for garden making in the twenty first … Continue reading
Posted in Art in the garden
Tagged garden art, garden design, Landscape Architecture, naturalistic planting, planting design
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GRASS KING – new gardening books
Grass, Gras, Graser, Siergrassen, Prachtig Gras These are just some of the titles of books and articles about ornamental grasses that I have written over the past twenty years or so. Prachtig Gras This was my first book, co-authored with … Continue reading