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A weekend home in the high desert of central Oregon can only be reached by means of an old lifeboat! PLUS: New, web-only photos!
In suburban New York, a reader grows tiers of organic vegetables that connect to a Craftsman-style house via a bridge.
In South Africa's Cape Town, a spectacular botanical garden with rare and indigenous plants blooms against the backdrop of Table Mountain.
Show it off! We want to see your garden—and share it with the rest of the world. Is your garden passionate, personal, proud? Full of beauty, memories, and love? For a chance to have your well-tended—or well-intended—small or large plot featured in an upcoming issue of Garden Design, send photos (cell phone shots are okay), along with brief descriptions, to alex@gardendesign.com.
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Don't miss these botanical highlights on your next trip to Louisville, Kentucky
Visit these small public parks scattered throughout the city of Toronto
People-friendly landscapes transform Lake Ontario’s shoreline
The greenest corner of Atlanta opened three new gardens on May 1: the Edible Garden, the Canopy Walk and the Cascades Garden. Always ahead of the curve when it comes to design and programming, the Atlanta Botanical Garden keeps visitors returning again and again. For more information visit atlantabotanicalgarden.org.
Designed by PLANT Architect Inc., a green-roof garden in the heart of Toronto supports the sustainability of a beloved museum while creating a picture-perfect view from the ROM’s fine-dining destination, c5 Restaurant Lounge
Lessons in great design and fire ecology at the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
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