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KLRU "Garden of the Week" interview with John Fairey
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FLS awards honor Place Keeper and Place Maker
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Thank you to our Open Days program sponsor
We are pleased to welcome back Fine Gardening magazine as the national media sponsor of our Open Days program.
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Open Days Schedule button
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Membership offer
Thank you to White Flower Farm for its offer, effective April 1, 2013, to new and renewing lapsed Garden Conservancy members. -
New President Appointed
Jenny Young du Pont becomes President of the Garden Conservancy on
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Open Days 2013 slideshow
A preview of some of the gardens you can visit in our upcoming Open Days season!
Click on this image to view a lovely new slideshow by Traditional Home magazine.
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Career Opportunities
Explore opportunities in the Garden Conservancy network.
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Garden Conservancy News
Read all about it! The April 2013 Garden Conservancy eNews has our latest news and updates.
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Scott Medal Honors John Fairey
Congratulations to John Fairey, the creator of Peckerwood Garden in Hempstead, TX, for receiving the 2013 Scott Medal and Award!
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Interim Executive Director Appointed
Laura Palmer becomes interim executive director of the Garden Conservancy.
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Recent media
Fine Gardening magazine, June 2013, includes useful tips from garden creator George Schoellkopf on balancing formal structure and exuberant plantings. You can also watch a short video tour on Fine Gardening's website.
Traditional Home magazine, April 2013, showcases the Charleston garden of Garden Conservancy chairman Ben Lenhardt and his wife, Cindy. Read the article, view a slideshow.
Elle Décor magazine, April 2013, features Greenwood Gardens on the occasion of its restoration and public opening on April 28.
Gardens are important sources of inspiration for writers. Martha Stewart Living magazine, April 2013, features five gardens of women writers--
four of them gardens the Garden Conservancy has helped to preserve.For other recent articles on Hollister House Garden, Chase Garden, Montrose, and the Gardens of Alcatraz,
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Tribute to Antonia Adezio
Year-end receptions bid Antonia Adezio farewell. -
Preservation Weekend 2012
Explore videos, slideshows, audiotapes, a photo album, and background resources from Preservation Weekend 2012 on our new mini-site. -
Garden Conservancy Notecards
The captivating artistry of four of the Garden Conservancy’s preservation project gardens is presented on a new set of notecards. -
Royal Oak Foundation Award
The Royal Oak Foundation awarded its Heritage Award to the Garden Conservancy on November 5, 2012. -
Austin Open Day feature
Thanks to Central Texas Gardener for featuring our Austin Open Day, November 3!
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2013 Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden Calendars
Order your own 2013 Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden calendar! -
Winter Hill Open House
Our new headquarters at Winter Hill, Garrison, New York, celebrated its opening as a center for nonprofits on a beautiful fall afternoon on October 14, 2012.
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Gardens of Alcatraz press
Recent press coverage of the Gardens of Alcatraz includes two articles in the Foundation for Landscape Studies journal.
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Paul Redman Joins Board
On September 27, Paul Redman, the director of Longwood Gardens, was elected to the Garden Conservancy's board of directors. -
The Garden Conservancy in the news
September/October 2012, Garden Design,
The Dream Weaver:
Textile Designer Jack Lenor Larsen
August 26, 2012, Journal News, Notable Neighbors: Garden designer Pepe Maynard steps out from behind the scenes
August 24, 2012, Wall Street Journal, A Whimsical Seaside Garden
August 18, New York Times, In Late August, a Convergence of Green Thumbs
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Fellows Visit Twin Maples
On Saturday, August 11, 2012, members of the Garden Conservancy’s Society of Fellows enjoyed a special visit to Twin Maples, the estate of Douglas and Wilmer Thomas in Salisbury, Connecticut. Slideshow. -
Garden Conservancy headquarters relocates to Winter Hill
A beautifully restored historic building in Garrison, New York, has become the Garden Conservancy’s new headquarters. -
Walk, Talk, and Gawk
"...a chance to get an up close, personal peek ...behind closed gates and hedges." Read more about Open Days and garden visiting in the Wall Street Journal, July 28, 2012. -
Antonia Adezio to step down
Antonia F. Adezio, President of the Garden Conservancy, will be stepping down later this year. -
A new future for Heronswood Gardens
Burpee recently completed the sale of Heronswood to the Port Gamble S’Klallam tribe. -
Judge blocks sale of Hannah Carter Japanese Garden
Good news for the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden! On July 27, 2012, a L.A. Superior Court judge granted a temporary stay on the sale. Read more on the Save the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden website or our threatened garden alert. -
Garden Club of America Award
The Garden Conservancy was honored to receive the GCA Medal for Historic Preservation on April 17.
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Distinguished Garden Properties for Sale
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Huffington Post article on Hannah Carter Japanese Garden
Donor beware! Read a cautionary tale in the May 2 Huffington Post online.
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Gift Membership
Give your favorite gardening friend a gift membership!
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Quatre Vents DVD
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Francis H. Cabot (1925-2011)
The Garden Conservancy mourns the death of our founder and inspirational leader, Francis H. Cabot, on November 19, 2011 after a long illness.
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Videos of Frank Cabot Tribute
Click here to access documentary videos of the April 30, 2012 program.
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Threatened Garden Alert
A place of natural beauty and a quiet retreat in the Los Angeles community of Bel Air for fifty years, the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden faces urgent danger.
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Tribute to Tom Armstrong
The directors and staff of the Garden Conservancy mourn the loss of our distinguished and beloved chairman, Tom Armstrong, on Monday, June 20, 2011.
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Alcatraz Project Wins Two Preservation Awards
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Garden Conservancy Honored for Organizational Excellence
The Garden Conservancy was presented the Trustees' Award for Organizational Excellence by the National Trust during its 2009 National Preservation Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, on October 15, 2009. -
A MAN NAMED PEARL is available on DVD
Intimate and uplifting, the documentary A MAN NAMED PEARL offers a captivating window into the life a man who turned obstacles into breathtakingly beautiful possibilities. Available on DVD.
Paul Redman Joins Board
At its quarterly meeting on September 27, 2012, the board of directors of the Garden Conservancy elected Paul B. Redman to the board.
Since 2006, Paul has been director of Longwood Gardens, located in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Prior to joining Longwood, he was executive director of Franklin Park Conservatory in Ohio. Read more in Paul Redman's bio.
Longwood Gardens is a 1,077-acre display garden created by Pierre S. DuPont in the Brandywine Valley of southeastern Pennsylvania in 1906. In 2010, Longwood Gardens announced a 40-year master plan for Longwood, which is guiding the physical growth and development of its expansive campus with more than 180 structures. In A Garden With a Profusion of Ideas, an interview with Paul Redman published on March 14, 2010, the New York Times explored the history of Longwood Gardens as well as the vision for the future under his leadership.
