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An Inspiring Garden Design Book

Over the past year, I have read historic garden design books and visited beautiful gardens to figure out what makes a garden extraordinary.

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William Robinson Gravetye Manor
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William Robinson England’s Most Opinionated Gardener

William Robinson was a bit of a rebel in the garden world. He championed a much more natural, “wild” style of gardening. He wanted gardens to look like they belonged in the landscape, filled with hardy native plants rather than delicate greenhouse specimens.

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Jens Jensen Landscape Architect in front of land from the Clearing Folk School
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Jens Jensen’s Remarkable Legacy

Jens Jensen was a pioneering landscape architect whose work left an indelible mark on the American landscape. Jensen’s visionary perspective on landscape architecture as a powerful social force, seamlessly integrating art, nature, and community.

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Ellen Biddle Shipman seated at her desk
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The Amazing Ellen Biddle Shipman

Born in 1869, at a time when society rarely acknowledged the role of women in the design of outdoor spaces, Ellen shattered conventions with her unwavering passion for gardening.

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Gertrude Jekyll and Her Unforgettable Life Lessons

Jekyll Was Ahead of Her time In the realm of horticulture, few names conjure up the essence of English gardening quite like that of Gertrude Jekyll. Renowned for her artistic vision, Gertrude Jekyll revolutionized the gardening world with her meticulous approach to design, the poetic use of color, and her…

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Humphry Repton (1752-1818) Landscape Architect
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Humphry Repton – The Professional Landscape Architect Who Changed the Way We Look at Nature

Humphry Repton (1752-1818) was a leading landscape architect of his day. His unique client proposals changed the way we look at nature.

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