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An interview I did with the extraordinary Margaret Roach for The New York Times
An interview I did with the extraordinary Margaret Roach for The New York Times
The Superbloom in an Age of Extinction
The Superbloom in an Age of Extinction
Modular Planting: Random by Design
Modular Planting: Random by Design
Gardening in a Post-Wild World
Gardening in a Post-Wild World
Designed to Fail: How Green Infrastructure Standards Create Conditions for Failed Plantings
Designed to Fail: How Green Infrastructure Standards Create Conditions for Failed Plantings

 

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Nature in the Future Will Look More Like a Garden
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One Idea, One Voice
One Idea, One Voice
"Sucking is the first step to being sorta good at something."
"Sucking is the first step to being sorta good at something."

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Just a baby, but been enjoying the tones of green on this Magnolia in our new garden space. Right at dusk.
My nine year old’s Andy Goldsworthy inspired art assignment. A fun quarantine project for him.
Wonderful day yesterday at UC Berkeley’s CED. Spent the day in studio with brilliant students and did a lecture in the evening. Lots of hope for the future of landscape architecture.
Resurrection fern ❤️
Just spent the weekend in New Orleans with an amazing group of plants-people pushing ecological horticulture in New Orleans. Claudia and I did an event that was the coming out party for the Native Plant Initiative, a fast growing group of innovative

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