Tag Archives: Natural Discourse: Fire! (2016)

Unforgettable Fire! Natural Discourse 2016

Posted on October 12, 2016 by Denise

I usually have at least a hazy impression of the origin lands of the plants in my garden. Drawing from the five mediterranean climate regions for low-rainfall plant inspiration and choices as well as arid and semi-arid regions keeps my … Continue reading →

Posted in agaves, woody lilies, climate, science | Tagged Arundo donax, Big Bend National Park, Big Bend River Basin, Chihuahuan Desert, Los Diablos, Mark Briggs, Natural Discourse: Fire! (2016), Shirley Watts, World Wildlife Fund | 6 Comments

Natural Discourse: Fire! 9/30 & 10/1/16

Posted on September 16, 2016 by Denise

I’ve lived long enough to have experienced the dispersal of information about plants move from paper to the computer screen, and it seems I rarely have the sense anymore that I’m cut off from an essential stream of information on … Continue reading →

Posted in artists, climate, Department of Instruction, design, garden travel, garden visit, science, shop talk | Tagged Natural Discourse: Fire! (2016), The Huntington Library | 6 Comments