BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 1

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 1

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Oct 31, 2008

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Introduction to event with welcome from Victoria Walsh, head of public programmes at Tate Britain and Peter Thomas the chair of the SGD. 'A Landscape Can be About Anything' - Tim Richardson sets the subject into context with a look at its meaning in terms of garden design and its historical background.

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Oct 31, 2008

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The Gardens Illustrated podcast features an eclectic mix of talks and interviews with notable garden figures and designers. To find out more, visit www.gardensillustrated.com

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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - RHS Wisley Dahlia Trials: Fergus Garrett, head gardener at Great Dixter in Sussex talks about the dahlia trials at Wisley and comments on some of the findings and his favourites. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 4: Landscape designer and artist Andy Cao and landscape designer Xavier Perrot of Cao Perrot Studio in Los Angeles, New York and Paris presented 'A place for Dreaming - the beauty of imperfection'. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - October 2008: Not a full podcast this month – more an introduction to our extra podcasts. But we do have Frank Ronan with his comment for October. This month he turns his thoughts to the search for appropriate attire when working in the garden. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 7: Question and answer session featuring all designers and question from the floor. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Sustainable Garden Design - Nigel Dunnett: Senior lecturer in the Dept of Landscape at the University of Sheffield, Nigel Dunnett talks about rain gardens, using design and planting to capture and utilise rain water - avoiding storm run off and floods. Disconnect your drainpipes! by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 5: Landscape architect Claude Cormier is based in Montreal in Canada and works on urban landscape projects. His talk is entitled 'Artificial... Not Fake'. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 2: Swedish landscape architect Monika Gora is best known for her temporary exhibits within existing landscapes in which she aims to transform the relationship between landscape and buildings. She speaks on 'Inventing Places and Exploring by Doing'. by Gardens Illustrated Magazine
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BBC Gardens Illustrated Magazine - Conceptual Gardens Part 1

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