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Earth, I Thank You: The Garden and Legacy of Anne Spencer
Lynchburg, VA
Length: 37:34
Anne Spencer’s garden reveals a deeply personal landscape shaped by poetry, community, and cultural history.
A Garden in Conversation: Louise Agee Wrinkle's Southern Woodland Sanctuary
Mountain Brook, AL
Length: 28:23
Louise Wrinkle reflects on years of cultivating a woodland garden, offering insight into the art of shaping and preserving a sense of place.
Blithewood Garden: A Gilded Age Landscape on the Hudson
Annandale-On-Hudson, NY
Length: 6:10
An extraordinary Gilded Age landscape along the Hudson, where the effects of time and climate underscore the urgency of preservation.
Garden Portrait: Rocky Hills
Mount Kisco, NY
Length: 5:54
A narrative chronicle of Rocky Hills, tracing the evolution of a layered garden shaped by vision and ongoing stewardship.
John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden
Mill Neck, NY
Length: 5:35
Rocky Hills: Magnolias
Mount Kisco, NY
Length: 2:19
Magnolias bred at the Kitchawan Research Center take root at Rocky Hills, where cultivation and landscape come together.
In Memory of Suzanne Rheinstein
A reflection on Suzanne Rheinstein’s vision to capture the experiential nature of gardens, preserving their beauty, stories, and meaning through film.
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