All of our top posts* of 2010 were written in the last quarter of the year. These fifteen posts covered a range of topics such as trees (the American chestnut, Stuyvesant's pear tree, American sweetgums not planted at the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, and cherry trees in bloom and in fall color); the urban cemetery (as habitat and as new park space); design competitions (Sukkah City and urbancanvas); gardens (Portland Classical Chinese Garden); books (on ethnobotany and Peter Harnik's Urban Green); sustainable design (New York's Greenstreets Program and green roofs on bird houses); and more.
What was your favorite post of 2010?
(*This list was generated by readers clicks and collected by lijit.com. The post was edited on Nov. 8, 2011.)
What was your favorite post of 2010?
(*This list was generated by readers clicks and collected by lijit.com. The post was edited on Nov. 8, 2011.)
- Curating the Urban Cemetery as Bird Habitat 10/05/2010
- American chestnut (soup) poised for a comeback 11/09/2010
- American sweetgums removed from the landscape design of the 9/11 Memorial Plaza 12/14/2010
- Call for books: Ethnobotany of trees & forests 11/12/2010
- Lost photos of the Portland Classical Chinese Garden (Lan Su Chinese Garden) 12/23/2010
- Peter Stuyvesant's pear tree 11/29/2010
- Finding Park Space in the City 12/08/2010
- Sukkah City in Union Square Park 09/22/2010
- Managing stormwater with Greenstreets 10/01/2010
- Tree care tools 12/02/2010
- New Bowery Cemetery of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue 09/28/2010
- Then & Now: Bleecker Street Cherry Trees 11/22/2010
- Green-roofed bird houses 12/24/2010
- urbancanvas Design Competition, or beautifying temporary protective structures 09/20/2010
- Wordless Wednesday: Pumpkins in the city 11/24/2010
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| Image: Bluebird House by Sustainable Pet Design (courtesy of Stephanie Rubin) |
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