“Public Gardens” includes public spaces, corporate spaces – anything but home gardens.
My next tranche of tagged photos from my 20+ years of garden visits are of ponds, both private and public. By definition, ponds don't have hard constructed edges - and [...]
One Foot In The Grave was a British sit-com that ran from 1990 to 2001. It followed the life of a retiree called Victor Meldrew (played by Richard Wilson), a [...]
Clockwise rom upper left: Oakland, CA; Raleigh, NC; Portland, OR; Greenbelt, MD; and Buffalo, NY. I'm back with another collection of photos I found as I was tagging [...]
Thursday the 8th of January was a fairly normal day for the gardeners of Cornwall. It was cold and raining heavily, and while strong winds were forecast this part of [...]
I know this is a bit foreign for gardeners in America, who don't have a habit of relentlessly opening their gardens (though some of you definitely visit them). But I [...]
Recent photo of entrance to Roosevelt Center, through the Underpass Garden. Invasives and other unwanted plants 99 percent gone Two years ago I wrote “Let’s get the English [...]
UPDATE: The map I should have included Comments are making it clear there's confusion, best avoided with a map. This illustration by BBC reflects the first day of demolition [...]
The far south west of the UK is regarded as one of the very best areas to make a garden. Blessed with the Gulf Stream just to the west and [...]
I like to think of myself as someone who never lets the opportunity to visit a garden pass by. I can reel off the names of the gardens I've visited, [...]
I was not ready for the news that came a few months ago of Janet Draper’s retirement. For 27 years Janet has been the magical conductor of the Smithsonian’s [...]
so Here's the before-and-after visual I'm seeing everywhere online - the lawn at the center of the White House Rose Garden, now ripped up and paved over. Some of the [...]
There's something bad lurking in the undergrowth in a large number of gardens. Something worse than any disease, more destructive than any pest. It's a problem that is eating away [...]
