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The New York Botanical Garden Seminar with Duncan Brine

February 15, 2011 by Julia Brine 1 Comment

Site Character:
An Approach to Creative Design

Discover a contextual approach to shaping landscape and garden space. A design method
is outlined which bases decision-making on the characteristics of the site, not conventional
style or structure. Topics include connecting spaces, the relationship between background and foreground, transparency, and framing views. The instructor illustrates his talk with images of his 6-acre naturalistic garden.

Instructor: Duncan Brine

Friday, February 25, 2011 from 10 am -12 pm.

Registration

If you’re able to get to this class, consider following it with lunch on Arthur Ave. or a stroll through the garden (weather permitting).

A REALLY Cool Art and Garden Celebration: Brine Garden 20th Anniversary, Sat. Aug 21 –KatonahGreen

August 20, 2010 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

KatonahGreen Calendar: A REALLY Cool Art and Garden Celebration: Brine Garden 20th Anniversary, Sat. Aug 21, Pawling – Annotated
- Starts at 4pm at Gallery on the Green in Pawling, continues with a celebration at the Brine Garden for gallery attendees. Native plant specialists, artists, wine, beautiful gardens, cool people, what more could we ask for on a Saturday evening?

Rural Intelligence | Brine Garden in Photographs & Watercolors

August 18, 2010 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

Rural Intelligence | Brine Garden in Photographs & Watercolors –
- Gallery on the Green in Pawling, NY will honor the 20th anniversary of The Brine Garden, a remarkable private garden there, with an exhibition of photographs and watercolors.

Rural Intelligence | Brine Garden in Gallery on the Green

August 16, 2010 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

Rural Intelligence | Art Section: Art – Annotated
- Gallery on the Green in Pawling, NY will honor the 20th anniversary of The Brine Garden, a remarkable private garden there, with an exhibition of photographs and botanical watercolors.

Roy Diblik: Champion of natives and influential plantsman

August 6, 2010 by Duncan Brine Leave a Comment

Roy Diblik: Champion of natives and influential plantsman
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    St. Charles (Kane, Illinois)
    
    Geneva (Swiss Confederation)
    
    Morton Arboretum
    
    Missouri
    
    Lake Geneva
    
    Millennium Park
    
    Art Institute of Chicago
chicagotribune.com – (via Garden Writers Today)
- …project by project, plant by plant, Diblik, 57, has become one of the most original, sophisticated and influential plantsmen in the Midwest.
- If you have visited the Lurie Garden in Millennium Park (luriegarden.org), you’ve seen plants he grew from seed. If you have been to the Art Institute of Chicago this summer and strolled by the Louis Sullivan Stock Exchange Arch, you’ve seen how he puts plants together. If you’ve gambled at the Grand Victoria Casino in Elgin, you’ve seen a site where he combines native plants in a stylized way.
- If you have visited his Northwind Perennial Farm (northwindperennialfarm.com) in Burlington, Wis., near Lake Geneva, you have seen a display garden where perennials artfully intermingle, playing against rich stonework, sparked by lively sculpture.