GARDEN LARGE

Rural Intelligence on Brine’s Talk Topics

Duncan Brine — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:35:13 +0000

http://www.ruralintelligence.com/index.php/style_section/style_articles_garden/

Dan Hinkley precedes Duncan Brine on Ct. Horticultural Society’s Speaker Roster

Duncan Brine — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:45:57 +0000

http://www.cthort.org/Speakers/DuncanBrine.asp

http://www.cthort.org/calendar.htm

Connecticut Horticultural Society

Julia Brine — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:52:32 +0000

The Connecticut Horticultural Society
presents Duncan Brine, principal landscape designer of Horticultural Design, Inc.

Structuring Nature: Whole Property Design

Thursday, February 18, 7:30 pm.

For more go to the Connecticut Horticultural Society.

On the Primacy of Beauty in Gardens

Duncan Brine — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 04:00:15 +0000

http://property.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/property/gardens/article6997105.ece

The Garden Conservancy’s Open Day at the Brine Garden

Duncan Brine — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 22:35:53 +0000

“We conserve beautiful gardens because they are a vital part of our nation’s cultural heritage.”

The Garden Conservancy is the first national organization devoted to preserving exceptional American gardens for the public’s education and enjoyment.
The Garden Conservancy opens the gates of America’s finest private gardens by inviting the public to visit. The Conservancy’s Open Days Program encourages appreciation of “gardens as living works of art.”

The Brine Garden - Duncan & Julia Brine

2010 Open Day
Saturday, October 2, from 2pm to 6pm, rain or shine
Pawling, NY

This naturalistic six-acre garden and arboretum has been underway since 1990. Two 1920s farmhouses establish an old-fashioned ambience. They sit on a cliff over a marsh and glade and enjoy long vistas of distant ridges.

Gravel pathways and native plants from the owner’s nursery connect horticulturally diverse areas. Naturalistic and garden areas blend. At this transitional time of year, there are fewer flowers and more berries. Fall foliage color begins to tint a varied array of plants which structure the garden, including an allée of Taxodium and groupings of Acer triflorum, Betula nigra, Parrotia, and Miscanthus giganteus. A plant list indicates U.S. and Dutchess County natives.Recently, Anne Raver of The New York Times, Carleen Madigan Perkins of Horticulture and Lynn Hazelwood of Hudson Valley Magazine wrote enthusiastic profiles of the garden.

Handicapped Accessibility: no

Directions
Native and Indigenous Plants at the Brine Garden

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Careers

Duncan Brine — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:55:32 +0000

We’re looking for motivated, qualified, and versatile individuals.
Please email or mail your resume.
Or call us.

Horticultural Design, Inc.
21 Bluebird Inn Road
Pawling, NY 12564

Phone: 845-855-9023
Fax: 845-855-3756
Email: info@gardenlarge.com

Please Comment

Duncan Brine — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 18:19:34 +0000

Thank you for exploring GARDEN LARGE.

GARDEN LARGE presents the related stories of Horticultural Design, Inc., Duncan Brine,and the Brine Garden. Selections from several favorite articles written about us form the backbone of the site.

We’re here to share our garden world and to entice you to visit the Brine Garden and engage the landscape design services of Horticultural Design,Inc.

We hope that GARDEN LARGE will bring you together with like-minded garden people.

info@gardenlarge.com
Duncan and Julia Brine
Pawling, NY

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Contact us for a Landscape Design Consultation

Duncan Brine — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:48:19 +0000

We’ll schedule a meeting with Duncan Brine, Horticultural Design, Inc.’s
principal landscape designer.

Naturalistic Landscape Design and Installation Since 1984

Specializing in native plants and whole property residential gardens
New York to Boston

Horticultural Design, Inc.
Naturalistic Landscape Design since 1984
21 Bluebird Inn Road
Pawling, NY 12564

Phone: 845-855-9023

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Restaurants- nearby

Duncan Brine — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 13:22:12 +0000

Pawling, NY

Cafe Baklajava 845-855-1325
10 East Main St.
Coffee, bakery and sandwiches.

Forrest Sidestreet Cafe 845 878-6571
It’s just off the west side of Rt.22 (and just over the border and in Patterson,NY).
Out of a truck, this friendly couple has been serving hamburgers, hot dogs and a surprisingly long list of other tasty items to an ever increasing group of local appreciators. Long lunch hours only.

Mama Pizza II 845-855-9270
46 Charles Colman Blvd.

McKinney and Doyle Fine Foods Cafe and Corner Bakery 845-855-3875
10 Charles Colman Blvd.
A popular favorite. http://www.mckinneyanddoyle.com/index2.ivnu

Pawling Tavern: 845-855-9141
42Charles Colman Blvd.
Burgers, Fries and more.

Wingdale, NY

Big W’s Roadside BBQ 845-832-6200
2 miles north on RT. 22
Warren and his smoked meats are legends. http://www.bigwsbbq.com

Brewster, NY

Jaipore 845-277-3549 Rt. 22
Lunch time buffets. http://www.fineindiandining.com/jaipore.htm

Danbury, CT

If you’re prepared for a rewarding diversion, experiment with the myriad ethnic restaurant choices available over the state line . Lively and authentic Brazilian, Peruvian and Mexican spots dot this city which was formerly devoted to making hats.

Directions to the Brine Garden

Duncan Brine — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 23:41:56 +0000

Pawling, Dutchess County, NY

by Car

From the South (Westchester County, New York City):Take Route I-684 North ALL THE WAY TO THE END. Route I-684 becomes Route 22. Continue north on Route 22 for about 25 minutes. From the intersection of Routes 55 and 22 in Pawling continue north on 22 approximately 3 miles (passing Trinity Pawling High School and gazebos on right.) Turn right onto Route 68 (North Quaker Hill Road). Bear left at the first intersection onto Hurd’s Corner Road. Go 1/2 mile. Park on right-hand side of Hurd’s Corner Road across from Bluebird Inn Road (on the left). Walk in on Bluebird Inn Road to the last house on left.
From the North (Northern Dutchess County, Columbia County):
Take Route 22 south. At the intersection with Route 55 in Wingdale continue south on Route 22 about 4 miles. Turn left on Route 68, (North Quaker Hill Road). Bear left at the first intersection onto Hurd’s Corner Road. Go 1/2 mile. Park on right-hand side of Hurd’s Corner Road across from Bluebird Inn Road (on the left). Walk in on Bluebird Inn Road to the last house on left.From Northeastern Connecticut:
From Route 7 in Gaylordsville, CT, go west on Route 55 towards NY. At the T intersection turn left and continue to Route 22. Turn left (south) on Route 22 and go 4 miles. Turn left on Route 68, (North Quaker Hill Road). Bear left at the first intersection onto Hurd’s Corner Road. Go 1/2 mile. Park on right-hand side of Hurd’s Corner Road across from Bluebird Inn Road (on the left). Walk in on Bluebird Inn Road to the last house on left.

by Train:

There is a Metro North/Harlem Line train
from Grand Central Station to Pawling.

Go to MTA Metro-North Railroad

Or call 1-800-METRO-INFO for schedule information.

Taxi service is available at the Pawling Train Station: (845) 855-9800