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Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
	Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is one of the world’s most significant botanic and sculpture experiences. See it here. Read the article published on April 21, 2020

I Was Raised in a Japanese Nursery
	Dr. Vincent Covello planted the second largest moss garden in the country at his Long Island garden. Read about it here. Read the article published on January 11, 2019

Dreamsville: The Garden of Peter Marino
	Lush is too small a word for the garden of world-renowned architect Peter Marino. Fabulous, exquisite – not big enough. Try fairy tale, magical, fantastical, opulent and perhaps, Five Star. Check it out here. Read the article published on January 07, 2018

Mansion in May 2017
	Mansion In May, Designer Showhouse and Gardens, is a “beyond incredible” “5-Star” fundraiser for a lofty purpose – a new Center for Nursing Innovation and Research at Morristown Medical Center. With 40 interior designers and 17 landscape designers, it is awesome. Open through May 31, even Memorial Day. Check here. Read the article published on May 25, 2017

Tracking Climate Change in Backyards Everywhere
	The USA National Phenology Network tracks climate change with the help of "backyard scientists." You can help and see it happen in your own backyard. Check here. Read the article published on January 25, 2017

Gardening in Fort Bragg, California
	Two gardens about a mile inland from the Pacific Ocean are described here. One built on a construction site by a woman, the other created for collections and the Smithsonian Institution’s Archives of American Gardens. Check them out here. Read the article published on August 21, 2014

In the Gardens of Land and Sea
	Three private gardens in Mendocino County, California, are dramatic, exciting show stoppers, yet very diverse. Check them out here. Read the article published on August 20, 2014

In the Garden of Sensuous Delight

In the Heather Garden at Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in coastal Fort Bragg, California, hills of heath and heather undulate and mound amid the native Bishop Pines. Nearby, blossoms of tender species rhododendron from the Himalayas and Southeast Asia perfume the air. Sculptures adorn the gardens but play third best to the plants and settings in this primordial-looking landscape.
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published on July 28, 2014

A Walk through the Trees with Edith Wallace
	Dr. Edith Wallace is a gentlewoman, a complete biologist with a soul rooted in Nature. Check her out here. Read the article published on March 30, 2014

The Contemporary Native
	Thomas Rainer, landscape architect and troubadour of wild places, says: “Thomas thinks you should use more natives, plant in humongous masses, and loosen up that landscape, for crying out loud.” See why here. Read the article published on February 20, 2014

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