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A Garden Made with Passion |
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In the garden of Constantine and Sally Kallas, dedication of a lifetime is evident. Theirs is a story of evolution – a story of discovery of what the land held, fate, observation and understanding, actionable acquiescence and clearing the land, but most of all Determination and Passion. Click here to learn more and see photos.
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published on September 07, 2011
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Topography Got Problems? |
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When do you hire a landscape designer or a landscape architect? What are the differences other than a landscape architect being licensed? DIG IT! posed these questions to Diane Devore, principal of Devore Associates, an award-winning landscape architecture firm in Fairfield, Connecticut.
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published on July 08, 2011
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A Working Garden |
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Blue Meadow Farms Landscape Architects in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, encompasses 7 acres of sun, shade and water gardens, work site, the 19th-century homes of owner John Meeks and his son and one flock each of chickens and yellow pigeons. See the plants and gardens here.
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published on June 25, 2011
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Pretty Gardens All in a Row |
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Bebe’s Garden is an acre of geometric, tidy beds of everything together: practically every variety of fruit tree that will grow in the New York Catskills, perennials and flowering shrubs for butterflies, a veggie garden that’s also a nursery for young trees like Italian peach, shade gardens, memory garden, bog garden and koi pond. It is row upon row of beds separated by grass paths, all enclosed by a red flowering quince hedge.
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published on July 09, 2010
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Thunder Lane: A Magical Garden |
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Come to Thunder Lane, a magical garden in Ulster Park, New York. Meet Lena Dun, garden owner and designer/ manufacturer of Moresca Clothing & Costume, Inc. Enter a world of magic.
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published on July 08, 2010
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Japanese Barberry: Substitute Warriors |
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Given the assault on eastern forests by invasive plants, several states and organizations are taking action to curb their use. Japanese barberry may perhaps be the most ruthless and pervasive invasive of all. But its death sentence is nigh. But what will take its sanctimonious place? Click here for alternatives.
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published on January 30, 2010
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Her Favorite Things |
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There is a place in Pottersville, New Jersey, that some say is the second Versaille. Resurrected from the ruins of an abandoned farm, this house and garden surely inspires. It is the work of architects Andrea Filippone and William Welch. Read about it and see it here.
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published on September 07, 2009
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