Erica Glasener Visits Dan Crow’s Garden, Part 3
1753 May 14, 2016PERRY, MICHIGAN The third of 4 “Gardener’s Diary” shows by horticulturist Erica Glasener about the garden of Dan Crow in Perry, Michigan. He’s owner of Outdoor Expressions. The show “A Gardener’s Diary” lasted for 14 years on HGTV and is much missed.
Brookgreen Gardens in SC
1739 May 11, 2016Near MYRTLE BEACH, SC: South Carolina Arts & Culture Insider Amy Holtcamp visits Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, just below Myrtle Beach. The Gardens feature over 1,400 pieces of sculpture by American artists in a beautiful natural setting. Read Amy’s story on Brookgreen Gardens and all of our other SC Insider content at Discover South …Read more »
Dave Epstein’s Summer Garden
1736 May 14, 2016MASSACHUSETTS Horticulturist and meteorologist Dave Epstein of GrowingWisdom.com, shows us his own garden. Visit his Youtube Channel for lots more excellent videos.
East Ocean View Community Garden Features Hydroponics
1706 January 22, 2017NORFOLK, VA From PlantPop: “In the East Ocean View district of Norfolk, VA, an empty lot has been turned into a successful community garden. JoAnne Merinar from Bon Secours and Deborah Lutz, a landscape designer that lives in East Ocean View explain the strategies and hopes for the Community Garden, now in it’s 5th year. …Read more »
Visit Tower Hill Botanic Garden
1668 May 11, 2016BOYLSTON, MASS: Learn about the genius of the design of Tower Hill Botanic Garden, and how it works to harmonize and unify the diverse garden spaces in all seasons of the year. Although the video is beautiful, there’s nothing like seeing the Garden for yourself–visit today!
Vertical Elements Advice by Designer Ansis Birznieks
1664 January 6, 2018LATVIA, with designers Lina Liubertaite and Ansis Birzieks. Published July 2017 (The video is in English but it might help to turn on YouTube’s captions.) Empty garden? vertical elements need to be there! here are a few samples for a quick and effective vertical elements. Ansis Birznieks – a professional horticulturist from Latvia (“Galantus”), shares …Read more »
Virtual Tour of Summer at the Chicago Botanic Garden
1664 April 1, 2020CHICAGO, IL chicagobotanicgarden Boyce Tankersley, director of plant documentation, takes you on a tour of what’s in bloom this summer. Download the Garden’s App at http://www.chicagobotanic.org/app/ to find the plants mentioned in this video.
Welcome to Hope’s Fun Garden!
1658 October 3, 2020GREENBELT, MARYLAND Hope’s delightful garden is in East Greenbelt, Maryland. She writes: Most of the blooms from my front garden are already gone, so I have added a garden bike with mums, and pots with zinnia and marigold. On my steps are pots of mandevilla (a favorite of mine), coleus and perslane. The perslanes are …Read more »
A Visit to Claude Monet’s Garden at Giverny
1644 March 31, 2020U.K.: Royal Academy of Arts “My garden is my most beautiful work of art” – Claude Monet. Royal Academy curator Ann Dumas introduces Claude Monet’s garden at Giverny in Normandy, which is open to the public between March and November and maintained by a team of gardeners led by James Priest. Painting the Modern Garden: Monet …Read more »
Brooklyn Patio Garden
1589 May 14, 2016BROOKLYN, NY From Urban Gardener, a Brooklyn patio getaway garden in Williamsburg beautifully decorated in vines and edible flowers. Urban Gardener is a video series dedicated to exploring some of the most interesting city green spaces and meeting some of the most creative urban gardeners around the US, whether they’re just off a street or …Read more »
Urban Design in Nashville
1587 February 26, 2017NASHVILLE, TN From WNPT’s Volunteer Gardener: “The new generation of dwarf varieties of plants opens up a whole new world of possibilities for gardeners with small, urban lots. This is an example of a garden that is maximizing its potential. See more gardens on the Volunteer Gardener Youtube Channel.