Thomas Rainer And 'Planting In A Post-Wild World'
Thomas Rainer is a “horticultural futurist fascin…
September 25, 201727m 59s
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Show Notes
Thomas Rainer is a “horticultural futurist fascinated by the intersection of wild plants and human culture." A landscape architect by profession and a gardener by obsession, Rainer is co-author of “Planting in a Post-Wild World,” (Timber Press 2015).
He joins Cultivating Place this week to explore what gardening in a post wild world looks like and why, despite collective wounds and losses, there’s hope and beauty to be found in the cultivation of resilient plant communities in any place large or small we might find to plant them. Hope you’ll listen!
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gardeningplantsnatural history