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Selected Writings
Up one levelA range of useful articles by Garden in the Woods Horticulture staff
Notes from the Farm – Fall 2008
Report on recent Nasami Farm projects, excerpted from members magazine, New England WILD, winter 2009
Going Native: The Sustainable Choice
Advocating native plants as a choice for green and sustainable horticulture
Barring Bambi – How to Browse-proof Your Plantings
Tips to help your garden and local animals get along
New Life for Plant Records at Society
The Garden in the Woods is actually a museum -- a living museum of native plants, accredited by the American Association of Museums. Like all museums, we need to keep track of our valuable collections.
New Waves in Landscape Remediation
Discussing new techniques in solving landscape remediation problems. Bio logs, live stakes and Floating islands. Originally published in the Ecological Landscape Association News letter.
Planning and Planting a Pond
Horticulturist Kristin DeSouza shares her favorite spot at Garden in the Woods and presents suggestions for pond gardening at home.
Transplanting Pink Lady's-slippers
Wild Pink Lady's-slippers are best left to be enjoyed in their natural habitat. Plants grown from tissue culture or even seed are becoming more available through nurseries, however, and it is important to know how these plants grow so they can be successful in your garden.