magazine

VIEW, Summer 2010,
Number 10

A few highlights:

Learn how a childhood in the mountains of Tennessee helped nurture one of the field’s most passionate native plants proponents, Bob Grese in this year’s preservation piece by Jane Roy Brown.
The lead article spotlights Graceland Cemetery: A Design History, Christopher Vernon’s forthcoming book on the influential Chicago landmark. Thought-provoking context to the Graceland story is provided by “Therapeutic Landscapes: America’s
Nineteenth-Century Rural Cemeteries and Their Legacy” by Reuben M. Rainey.
Pamela Hartford reports on the sublime work of the photographer Arthur G. Eldredge.
Guest commentator Hazel White profiles the Santa Barbara landscape architect Isabelle Greene, who muses on the challenges and delights of designing her own garden.
Robin Karson offers a sneak preview of a new edition of Fletcher Steele’s Design in the Little Garden.