From Northeast to Northwest: Revelations in a Garden
I was appalled. How could I possibly make a garden in a few thousand square feet after years gardening on seven acres?
We had moved to the northern…
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The Foundations of Lee’s Garden: Topography, Fractals, and Planting Design
The contribution that such a garden makes to its visitors and its watershed is unparalleled in my view. Lee’s garden is truly alive, an expression o…
Episode XXII: What Climate is This? Part 2
Read the Transcript Article here, which includes links to resources and images from the panel’s presentations. Welcome to Part Two of our special two-part episode of…
Garden Futurist Podcast: Episode XXXIX: Innovative Programs for New Careers in Horticulture with UBC Botanical Garden
Summer 2024 Read the companion article here. We are highlighting examples of innovative programs in the Pacific region that are truly preparing students for the…
Episode XIX: Thrilling Humanized Nature in the Anthropocene with Michael Boland
Read the Transcript Article Here. This episode is a little different from our usual format. This conversation with Michael Boland, Chief Park Officer at Presidio…
A Gardener Comes to Terms with Red
The Sufi mystic Serif Catalkaya calls red the first color, the source of all color, the spark that ignites life. It is the color of bloody birth and t…
Episode XI: Quercus! Genus and Genius of Oaks with Dave Muffly
Read the companion article here. “There’s a surprising portion of the entire natural world of all biodiversity that either rests in or on an oak tree.…
Landscape Designer Rex Zumwalt
Throughout his career, Rex Zumwalt designed tasteful, restrained landscapes that seamlessly blended with the architecture of the time.
Episode XX: Frontiers of Soil: What Your Food Ate with David Montgomery and Anne Biklé
Read the Transcript Article Here. Guests David Montgomery and Anne Biklé talk with Garden Futurist about how they have used soil science, history, and storytelling…