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Ecological Restoration
• Blueberry - gardenia.net/plant/vaccinium-angustifolium-lowbush-blueberry • Juniper - gardenia.net/plant/juniperus-horizontalis-blue-chip • Little Bluestem - whiteflowerfarm.com/mas_assets/cache/image/6/2/0/3/25091.Jpg • Eryngium - selectseeds.com/native-species-and-cultivars/species/rattlesnake_master_seeds.aspx • Rudbeckia max - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudbeckia_maxima • Liatris - amazon.com/30-Seeds-Liatris-Spicata-Blazing/dp/B00VM8UYPU • Viburnum - curenursery.com/plants/viburnum-nudum • Echinacea - fosterfarmbotanicals.com/products/echinacea-herb-echinacea-purpurea • Dryopteris - northcreeknurseries.com/plantName/Dryopteris-marginalis• Carex - tnnursery.net/pennsylvania-sedge-for-sale • Heuchera -laurensgardenservice.com/product/coral-bells-qt/ • Boulder - pinterest.com/pin/441493569692961873 • Table - parknpool.com/picnic-tables/plastic-and-plastisol-coated.php • Planting Details - University of Georgia
• Aerials and Axon Photos - Google Earth
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Ecological Restoration Project
Acknowledgements
Thank you to my wonderful capstone studio cohort - Liz Krohn, Jacob Zurilla, Mike Isaacman, and Katie Bartling - for their support, inspiration, and humour.
Thank you to my capstone studio professors - Pauline Hurley-Kurtz, Mark Gallagher, Lucinda Bartley, Mike Coll, and Carter van Dyke - for their support and knowledge which has elevated the quality of this project.
Thank you to my stakeholders for connecting me with the St. Gabriel’s campus - Dr. Black, Anita Godshall, Beth Hollowbush, and Robert Todd. Thank you to Denise and Mike Leiden for connecting me with the administration at St. Gabe’s Hall.
Thank you to all of my LA+Hort Temple professors who have challenged and taught me during my time at Temple Ambler.
And thank you to my wife, Kate, my daughters - Avery, Violet and soon to be born Charolette, as well as my loving parents and the rest of my family for consistent support during the many hours of work dedicated towards crafting this project.
May you all form good connections with the landscapes of our lives.
