This presentation from the 2018 annual conference covers common materials and objects found in public gardens as well as means of deterioration and damage and some suggestions for remediation. The speaker focuses on artworks and decorative elements and the correlations between these materials and more utilitarian or temporary objects such as signage, installations for specific events, etc.
Artworks & Decorative Features in Garden Settings: Strategies for Sustainable Long-Term Care

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