Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Wave Hill. Wave Hill didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
The garden journal of Wave Hill, a public garden and cultural center in New York, with portraits of plants in season. Useful for gardeners interested in ornamental plants and garden design.
Seasonal plant portraits from a public garden, useful for planning ornamental plantings.
The journal gives individual plants a seasonal portrait and a wider note on the aesthetics behind the planting. Entries can be sorted by season or by name and include Bark Portraits, Praise the Pollinators, Shady Greens at the Entrance Walk and Shade Border, and a piece on Mexican plants.
Visit linkThe visit guide lists the days the grounds are open, Tuesday through Sunday, notes that winter hours shift with daylight saving time, and says admission is free on Thursdays except for organised groups.
Visit linkWave Hill is a public garden and cultural center on the Hudson River in the northwest Bronx. Its garden journal is written by the Horticultural Interpreters, and the content is revised as the gardens change, so older plant posts sit beside newer ones. Series include posts by the Nally Interns, a piece on rebuilding alpine troughs, notes on spring seasonal displays and a fall foliage feature called Beyond the Trees. The visit section covers accessibility, and the shop stocks local jewelry, scarves and birding gifts.
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