Roots and All – Gardening Podcast
Part One: The Design Experts Series - Sponsored by The London College of Garden Design
This episode features Thomas Rainer, Principal Designer at Phyto Studio in Virginia and co-author of the book Planting In A Post-Wild World. Thomas’s approach to design pays particular attention to establishing new plant communities, especially within urban and suburban environments, where the native flora and fauna has effectively been pushed out. Concentrating on plant selections that work alongside each other and also with the site, Thomas introduces green spaces that please the eye, work from a maintenance perspective and can evolve successfully over time.
About Thomas Rainer:
Thomas is a leading voice internationally in ecological landscape design. He co-authored the book ‘Planting In A Post-Wild World’ in 2015 and has designed landscapes for the U.S. Capitol grounds, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, and The New York Botanical Garden.
Thomas is Principal Designer at Phyto Studio and works alongside Melissa Rainer and Claudia West. Phyto Studio was created “to bring clients both customized, technical expertise in plant community ecology as well as an artistic vision of the possibilities of gardens with emotional depth.” He lectures internationally and teaches planting design on the George Washington University Landscape Design program.
What we talk about:
Links:
Tickets to the Thomas Rainer Masterclass at Regent’s College, London on 18th January 2020
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Phyto Studio www.phytostudio.com
Planting in a Post-Wild World - Thomas Rainer & Claudia West, Timber Press 2015
With thanks to the episode sponsor, the London College of Garden Design
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