The Nature of Cities·Feb 18, 2025Creating Biodiverse Australian Cities: Terminology, Aesthetics, and AcceptanceAuthor Meredith Dobbie, Victoria
CultivateJoy·Sep 28, 2023The Independent Lawn: An Exhaustive Manual for Accomplishing Extreme MaintainabilityIn our mission to make a definitive independent lawn, we leave on an excursion that benefits us as well as contributes emphatically to the…
Joshua Eddy·Sep 14, 2022Anti-Lawn PhilosophyPeople who embrace lawns look at anti-lawns and wonder “Why are you doing this?” and “Why are you doing it near me?” I’ll start with the…
InThe EnvironmentbyV. Bray·Apr 29, 2022Where Have All the Butterflies Gone?Observations from SuburbiaA response icon4A response icon4
Payal Raj·Jan 15, 2022‘Picture-Perfect’ American Lawns: An OxymoronYou may ask, what is the connection between a well-manicured suburban home of an average American and the dead fishes along the Gulf of…
Emma Baker·Aug 18, 2018inside/outside: what is “nature?”One of the main reasons I wanted a new word to describe my landscaping concepts is the ambiguous nature of our word choices when talking…
Emma Baker·Aug 18, 2018Piet Oudolf and ‘naturalistic’ gardens: some criticismPiet Oudolf is a famous gardener and landscaper who is a founder and figurehead of the New Perennials Movement. This movement emphasizes…A response icon1A response icon1
Emma Baker·Aug 18, 2018landscape imperialism to landscape reconciliation“Nothing was so characteristic of power politics in the imperialist era than this shift from localized, limited and therefore predictable…
Emma Baker·Aug 18, 2018aesthetics and the capitalocene: book review of “The Shock of the Anthropocene” by Bonneuil and…It’s important to analyze how modern landscaping arrived at this point. In their book ‘The Shock of the Anthropocene,” Christophe Bonneuil…
Emma Baker·Aug 18, 2018more is more: a garden philosophyIn eardian philosophy, the ideals of purity, control, borders, and compartmentalization are all unethical fantasies. The world is and…
