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  • Home
  • About
    • History of Glen Villa Art Garden
    • About Patterson Webster
    • Site & Insight: A personal approach to the land
    • Professional Distinctions
    • Garden Book! Autobiography of a Garden
  • Art Garden
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    • Events
    • Signature Talks
    • Open Garden Days & Tours
    • Seminars
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Monthly Archives: February 2014

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Vertical Gardens: how high can they go?

Design, Plants, TravelBy glenadminFebruary 24, 20143 Comments

Worth Avenue defines high end shopping in Palm Beach, Florida. High end appears in a different guise at a junction beside the avenue, where a vertical garden clothes a bare wall. Eleven different types of plants make up this wall. Late day shadows make the wall look less interesting than it is, but a close-up…

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Ann Norton Sculpture Garden: a garden review

Art, Design, People, Reviews, TravelBy glenadminFebruary 17, 20148 Comments

Combining sculpture and a collection of rare palms, the Ann Norton Sculpture Garden offers a quiet retreat from the up-scale social whirl of Palm Beach, Florida. Palm Beach, after all, was (and in some cases still is) home or vacation playground for many of the world’s rich and famous, from the Kennedy and Pulitzer families,…

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Do flowers make a garden?

Art, Design, Miscellaneous, People, TravelBy glenadminFebruary 9, 201421 Comments

Must a garden have flowers? Must it have trees and shrubs? Must it have plants at all? I think most people would say yes. But consider England’s great landscape gardens. Some of those designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown in the late 1700s had few if any flowers. And what about that masterpiece of garden art, the…

Lady Byng, Where Are You?

Miscellaneous, People, PlantsBy glenadminFebruary 2, 20141 Comment

The hunt is on for a lost peony, the Lady Byng. This special peony was said to be very pretty, and it definitely was colourful, bright crimson carmine with a distinctive cushion of buff and deep red.  It was also expensive: in 1926, it cost an astronomical $35. This is what it looked like:  …

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