🌿 Discover how the grand gardens of English aristocrats influenced the landscapes of Europe, from Versailles to Schönbrunn and Esterházy Palace!

Read my post here: https://discovermyeurope.eu/the-aristocratic-gardens-that-shaped-europe/

#HistoricGardens #LandscapeDesign #AristocraticElegance #EuropeanHeritage #GardenHistory

[VIDEO RELAXATION] coup d'œil dans ma bibliothèque avec mes livres préférés sur l'histoire des jardins. Un moment "show and tell" ("montrer et raconter") avec un commentaire chuchoté qui procure une détente et un apaisement intenses, selon les commentaires laissés par les spectateurs. Essayez-la ;)
https://youtu.be/9ZRXFDRAJ-E
#ASMR #histoire #jardins #gardenhistory
Mes livres sur l'Histoire des jardins - Show and tell Whispering ASMR FR

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By the 1940s–60s, blueberry farming exploded across the U.S., planting over 200,000 seedlings in 13 states. Elizabeth White was honored for her work in 1932—forever changing American agriculture.

#Blueberries #Blog #Food #History #Indigenous #ElizabethWhite #HeirloomCrops #MutualAid #Botany #USDA #NativePlants #GardenHistory #RegenerativeAg #Perennial

https://www.murfreesborocommunitygardening.com/post/blueberry-the-story-of-turtle-island-s-star-berry

Blueberry: The Story of Turtle Island's Star Berry

Trace the Roots of a Sacred Fruit from Native Ways to Food Gardens.

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Lost gardens of East London 😍👏 Obsessed with these views of vanished Hackney, Bishopsgate, Mile End, Finsbury Circus and Whitechapel gardens in @gardenmuseum ‘Lost Gardens of London’ exhibition 💘

#GardenDesign #GardenHistory #Gardens #LondonHistory #OldLondon #horticulture #EastLondon #MileEnd #Hackney #Whitechapel #Art #ArtHistory #London
A little something for #independenceday. To hear the full story of the Constitutional Convention and how a garden visit helped found a new nation, listen to the GardenDC Podcast Episode 153: An American Garden Story
#gardendc #gardenhistory https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNraBBgb/
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I my blog has been on unplanned hiatus but I have got a new post up now. I wrote most of it a week ago but it's taken me a while to polish it. As I plan my Spring plantings, I am thinking about the history of some of the plants we grow in Aotearoa and how they got here.

https://thiswildgarden.blogspot.com/2023/08/spring-stirs.html

#VegetableGardening #GrowYourOwn #GardenHistory #FoodHistory #Incas #SouthAmerica

Spring Stirs

 Some time last weekend, it started to feel like Spring. It's still cold, with bitter Southern winds that blow right through you - but I fel...

The Pagoda, Cardross, Stirlingshire

This curious rustic structure once stood in the grounds of Cardross House in the parish of Port of Monteith, near...

The Folly Flaneuse
Walking through beauty in Hidcote’s hidden gardens

Hidcote’s astonishing maze of garden ‘rooms’ is just as magical today as when it first opened 75 years ago

The Guardian
It was a terrible loss to Philadelphia's historical, museum, and horticultural communities alike when Joel T. Fry, long-time curator at Bartram's Garden, passed away last month. The official remembrance page for Joel is now live on the Bartram's Garden web site: https://www.bartramsgarden.org/remembering-joel/ You can also see personal remembrances on the Bartram's Garden Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=592853726211937&set=a.321442076686438 #bartramsgarden #gardenhistory #franklinia
Remembering Joel T. Fry (1957–2023) | Bartram's Garden

Acclaimed historian Joel T. Fry, the long-time curator at Bartram’s Garden, died on March 21, 2023. Beyond his family, his memory is cherished by the dozens of gardeners, historians, archaeologists, scientists, and colleagues, both here in Philadelphia and worldwide, who relied on Joel as an inexhaustible source of scholarly expertise, dry wit, and constant inspiration.

Bartram's Garden