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Duncan Brine interview in the notable British Blog Thinking Gardens
February 10th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Design Technique · Design philosophy · Duncan Brine · Europe · Garden Blogs · Images · Landscape Designers · Landscape Inspiration · Naturalistic
Vintage Gardens and Gardeners: Courtesy of gardenhistorygirl.com, administered by lovedaylemon
March 16th, 2009 · No Comments
http://www.flickr.com/groups/684463@N21/pool
Enjoy and perhaps contribute to this grassroots compilation of a treasure trove of historical, American backyards.
Vintage Gardens and Gardeners
Group Pool Discussion 78 Members Map Join This Group
Slideshow
Guest Passes let you share your photos that aren’t public. Anyone can see your public photos anytime, whether they’re a Flickr [...]
Tags: Enlightening · Europe · History · Images · Landscape Inspiration · Private Gardens · US
Ambitious Duchess creates Large Garden alongside Capability
July 20th, 2008 · No Comments
The Duchess and Her Garden – NYTimes.com
“THE criticism I’ve had is just massive,” said the Duchess of Northumberland, as she led a visitor through the Bamboo Labyrinth of Alnwick Garden. “It’s really staggering the way that Britain views this project. They said I am to gardens what Imelda Marcos is to shoes.”
what she has done [...]
Tags: Europe
Open Squares in Britain
June 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Open Garden Squares Weekend is Bliss for Voyeurs : TreeHugger
by Bonnie Alter, London on 06.10.08
Food & Health (botanical)
Open Garden Squares is the one weekend in the year when people can visit London gardens not usually open to the public and discover all sorts of hidden, unknown squares and patches of green that [...]
Tags: Europe
Snail Mounts: New, Old, Small and Large
May 26th, 2008 · No Comments
gardenhistorygirl
The Elizabethan Snail Mount
The viewing mount at the Garden of Cosmic Speculation (see previous post) is of particularly illustrious ancestry, being a type favored by the Elizabethans who conferred upon it a typically emblematic meaning.
Sir Francis Bacon’s garden (c. 1620) had ‘in the very middle, a fair mount, with three ascents, and alleys, enough for [...]
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