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Landscape Journal Design, Planning and Management of the Land Volume 16, Number 2, Fall 1997 a History of School Gardens in America 1891-1920

Landscape Journal Design, Planning and Management of the Land Volume 16, Number 2, Fall 1997 a History of School Gardens in America 1891-1920This issue features A History of School Gardens in America, 1891 to 1920, Play and the Subculture of Infants, Feng-shui as Clue: Identifying Ancient Indian Landscape Setting Patterns in the American Southwest, and more~!

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Landscape Journal, Design, Planning and Management of the Land Volume 13, Number 2 Fall 1994 features Women, Land and Design

Landscape Journal, Design, Planning and Management of the Land Volume 13, Number 2 Fall 1994 features Women, Land and DesignThis entire issue features women, land and design. Articles include The Status of Women in Landscape Architecture, Feminist Interventions in the History of Landscape Architecture, Cultivating Power: The Language of Feminism in Women's Garden Literature, 1870-1920, Rereading Jane Jacobs and more.

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Raven in the Garden: A Front Range Gardener's Journal

Raven in the Garden: A Front Range Gardener's JournalGardener and permaculture pioneer Becky Elder truly understands the challenges and rewards of gardening in high, dry climates such as the Front Range of the Colorado Rockies. She allows the novice gardener to discover her gardening secrets as if standing with her in the garden and provides helpful monthly to-do lists and suggestions for suitable plants. Seasoned gardeners can draw on Becky's expertise to build on their own garden philosophies.

Becky, an avid gardener for more than 30 years, runs a well-known garden design and maintenance business, Blue Planet Earthscapes. She is a respected lecturer and teacher on living harmoniously with the land and has written gardening columns and articles for publications including Springs magazine, Permaculture Activist and The Pikes Peak Bulletin. A portion of this book won first place in creative nonfiction in Pikes Peak Writers Conference's Paul Gillette Memorial Writing Contest in 2003.

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