Land Art You have to applaud the hort students at Cornell. This "turfwork" covers more than one acre and is to be unveiled today, on Mother's Day. "Passengers flying in and out of Ithaca and people flying in to the East Hill Flying Club Mother's Day breakfast will have the best view," says Marcia Eames-Sheavly, Senior Extension Associate in Cornell's Dept. …
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Ideas for Designers
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A Tree to Covet
http://gardendesignonline.typepad.com/gardendesignonline/2008/05/a-tree-to-covet.htmlA Tree to Covet For only the second time in 15 years or so, have I managed to be at the National Arboretum in Washington DC when the Dove Tree was in bloom. And here it is, covered in white, leaf-like bracts, a sight that will simply take your breath away when you see one in full bloom. …
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Tanner Fountain
http://epd372.blogspot.com/2008/05/tanner-fountain.htmlPeter Walker's Tanner Fountain at Harvard University. It is a classic example of "less is more" creating a memorable experience and a landmark that is studied at LA programs around the country. Built in 1984, it is less than 25 years old and yet it is still treated as a permanent
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Getting things growing! — Gardensong
http://gardensong.netMy Favorite Gardening Blogs Baia Nicchia Farm & Nursery Calendula & Concrete Cincinnati Cape Cod Dirt By Amy Stewart dreams and bones Garden Rant GardenDesignOnline Gardening Gone Wild gardenpunks Grow See This Growing A Garden In Davis Heavy Petal Horticultural In the Garden Online Mulch My Back 40 (Feet) My Bay Area Garden My Tiny Plot My Urban Garden Deco Guide
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Garden Design Online
http://featured.typepad.com/blogs/2008/04/garden-design-o.ht...tips, and observations can “travel” anywhere and will help you take your garden to new heights of beauty, variety, and design. As you’d guess, posts on design take center stage – not just in terms of gardens, but for issues like value and designers as well. Jane will show you how some plants can grow anywhere – that is, if they can. Categories from Associations to Tips and Techniques, lots of suggested sites (on design, famous gardens to visit, plant societies, garden books, and more), and
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Garden Design Online
http://featured.typepad.com/blogs/2008/04/garden-design-o.ht...new heights of beauty, variety, and design. As you’d guess, posts on design take center stage – not just in terms of gardens, but for issues like value and designers as well. Jane will show you how some plants can grow anywhere – that is, if they can. Categories from Associations to Tips and Techniques, lots of suggested sites (on design, famous gardens to visit, plant societies, garden books, and more), and other cool links make this a blog that will really grow on you.
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NewYorkology: A New York Travel Guide
http://newyorkology.comNewYorkology contributor Jane Berger has compiled a list of selected garden-related events for May. Jane is a professional landscape designer working throughout the Northeast and is editor and publisher of Garden Design Online. Brooklyn Botanic Garden (718) 623-7200 May 3 and 4 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sakura Matsuri, weekend-long Cherry Blossom Festival May 6 6 to 8 p.m. Annual Garden Secrets, lecture by BBG Curator Nancy Seaton
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More NY: Schwarzman Library, Brooklyn's Mario Bros.
http://www.newyorkology.com/archives/2008/04/more_ny_schwarz...NewYorkology contributor Jane Berger has compiled a list of selected garden-related events for May. Jane is a professional landscape designer working throughout the Northeast and is editor and publisher of Garden Design Online. Brooklyn Botanic Garden (718) 623-7200 May 3 and 4 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sakura Matsuri, weekend-long Cherry Blossom Festival May 6 6 to 8 p.m. Annual Garden Secrets, lecture by BBG Curator Nancy Seaton
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DeLusciousLife
http://snagwiremedia.com/delusciouslifesmile to anyone's face. Contrary to popular belief, they aren't high maintenance plants! Here are 5 easy to follow gardening tips: 1. Know your roses. Different types thrive in different soil and climates. Do your research. I love a white rose named John F. Kennedy. 2. Start early: plant roses in early spring (or even late autumn). Use dormant roses, rather than transplanting entire rose bushes. 3. Sunlight. Roses require 5-6 hours of sunlight, especially morning light. Plan your rose garden accordingly.
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Blogs
http://voices.gardenweb.com/blogsBrazilian Landscapes via GardenDesignOnline on 1969-12-31, 19:00:00
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Headlines from 3 Garden Magazines
http://landscapedesignweb.com/2008/04/01/headlines-from-3-ga...GardenDesignOnline: In the Magazines April 08
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Garden Voices: compost Archives
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