2017
• Warren H. Manning’s wild garden is featured in the new LALH book Warren H. Manning, Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner.
• Renowned landscape architect Laurie Olin writes “Why I Still Do Residential Gardens.”
• University of Georgia librarian Melissa Tufts describes the extraordinary beauty of the Southern Highlands Reserve in Lake Toxaway, NC.
• Marion Hill, former GCA president, profiles 2017 LALH Preservation Heroes Betty and Robert Balentine, stewards of the Southern Highlands Preserve.
• Historian and preservation advocate Elizabeth Barlow Rogers receives the first LALH Legacy Award.
• Landscape architect Carolyn Lindsay recounts her research into the gardens of the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, Jacksonville, FL, featured in Ellen Shipman and the American Garden.
• Landscape architect Derrik Eichelberger describes his restoration work at Val Verde, in Montecito.
• LALH past president Michael Jefcoat writes about restoring the homes of Eudora Welty and William Faulkner.
• Edsel and Eleanor Ford House, Grosse Pointe Shores, MI, designed by Jens Jensen and featured in A Genius for Place, is awarded National Landmark Status.
• Atlanta architect Arthur J. Clement writes about Warren H. Manning’s design for Spelman Seminary Grounds.
• Dean Cardasis discusses James Rose’s unique approach to space composition at the Averett garden, featured in the new LALH book James Rose.
• Landscape historian Ethan Carr leads three LALH authors in a discussion of “Why History Matters.”