
Public Garden, Vol. 24, No. 4 - 2009
Janet Marinelli
Steve Windhager, PhD
Encouraging others to embrace these long misunderstood members of the plant world, the Lady Bird JohnsonWildflower Center uses native plants to complement all types of garden design.
Shawn Overstreet
Displaying plants that are most successful in the home landscape, the container garden "rooms" of the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden seek to delight, educate, and inspire visitors.
Kara Roggenkamp and Scott Woodbury
Displaying more than eight hundred Missouri native plant species, this renowned twenty-five-hundred-acre reserve shares its rich experiences in managing natural and restored landscapes and plant collections.
Andrew Wyatt
Set against a backdrop of California native plants, a tea garden, complete with an historic Japanese tea house, makes cross-cultural connections, while promoting the use of natives in diverse landscapes
A. Scott LaFleur
Garden in theWoods, a seventy-five-year-old native botanic garden in Massachusetts, has a new Idea Garden, whose ideas and concepts are being embraced by garden visitors.
Andrea DeLong-Amaya
A stunning new interactive children's garden will incorporate native plants and connect visitors of all ages with the natural heritage of Texas.
Todd Forrest
The recent surge of interest in the environment sustainability has created the perfect opportunity create a new kind of native plant garden.
Vivienne Dobbs
In November 2009, fifteen years after the first "seeds" for a botanical garden were planted in Naples, Florida, a 170-acre mosaic of new gardens and natural areas opened to the public. Naples Botanical Garden directors, past and present, share their ...
Penn French
With a burgeoning attendance of nearly eight hundred thousand visitors a year, The Morton Arboretum's takes a highly strategic marketing approach, reaching new audiences by making old media work better and shifting resources to new digital media.