Urban Hedgerow is a campaign to invite more wild animals and plants into our garden and city spaces. It’s an effort to link projects around the globe that are transforming our relationship to the habitats we humans most conspicuously dominate: our cities, suburbs, and towns. Urban Hedgerow seeks to seduce people through art and garden-making to examine and expand their tolerance for the other creatures in their midst.
Cassandra and Bryan Barrett have operated a landscape design and installation business out of their home not far from Eugene, Oregon for more than fifteen years. Their 2.5-acre personal garden exempli…
With this April issue, Pacific Horticulture launches a new series of articles on trees: Striving for Diversity. Botanist and contributor Matt Ritter explains the vision behind this new series…
Finally, we have a book that addresses the notion of growing roses in an environmentally friendly manner. To sustain a garden of America’s national flower……
The notion of repurposing materials is not new. Ancient invaders often built their new temples, monuments, and communities from the ruins of the conquered. The……
There are times when an obsession is a good thing. Matt Ritter’s obsession with California’s cultivated trees is one of those times. Fascinated with trees……
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