GARDENS OF THE FUTURE 
 “Lucy in the Sky” by Janis Blackschleger
20th International Garden Festival, Garden No16 By Chilpéric de Boiscuillé, Raphaëlle Chere, Pauline Szwed and Benjamin Haupais  “Lucy the Sky” transports us to the city, onto the roof of a tower and highlights all the possibilities of an urban soilless garden.
 How could we...
Sep 23
GARDENS OF THE FUTURE 
 “Sculptillonnage” by Lynn Scott-Smith
20th International Garden Festival, Garden No2
 By Corinne Julhiet-Detroyat and Claude Pasquer Chaumont No2: “sculptillonnage” The principle of this inventive garden is simple: “sculptillonnage,” referring to “hortillonnages” [plots in marsh areas used for...
Sep 22
Piet Oudolf – Rhythms of Nature:  Where Ecology Meets Design by Fran Sorin
 “If you have beautiful plants, it doesn’t mean your garden is beautiful. 
Something is complete when everything works together.” — Piet Oudolf Over the last decade, Piet Oudolf has become a ‘superstar’  in the gardening world. But few people have knowledge of the man...
Sep 20
The Call of the Prairie by Andrea T. Kramer
Monarch Butterfly. Photo Courtesy of The Chicago Botanic Garden. For over ten years now on a daily basis I have come to one of the most beautiful places in the world, The Chicago Botanic Garden. I am the Executive Director of the U.S. office of Botanic Gardens Conservation International, hosted by...
Sep 08