Elevating Horticulture: Dynamic Landscapes and New York City’s High Line (October 5, 2011)

September 21, 2011
|In Landscape Architecture
|By jchan

An event from the Garden Conservancy:

“Elevating Horticulture: Dynamic Landscapes and New York City’s High Line”

It took more than a village to conceive, plan, design, plant, and maintain this remarkable garden  on an abandoned elevated railroad bed in Manhattan. Patrick Cullina has been involved with this urban regenerative project for much of its conceptual and practical life. Join us for a social hour and walk the High Line with Patrick in his vibrant illustrated talk.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011
5:30 p.m. Wine and hors d’oeuvres
6:15 p.m.  Illustrated talk

Flora Grubb Gardens
">1634 Jerrold Avenue, San Francisco

Admission
$25 pre-registration | $30 at the door

">Learn more
">Register online

Presented by the Garden Conservancy and ">Flora Grubb Gardens, with additional support from outdoor furniture manufacturer ">Fermob USA.