Life After Landscape Architecture School

What life has been like after obtaining a master's degree in landscape architecture, random tips, and links to blogs related to everything/anything about landscape architecture.

List of my favorite blogs in no particular order

World Landscape Architect

Dreaming in Lotus Bay | Oklahoma, USA | W. W. Designs - The post Dreaming in Lotus Bay | Oklahoma, USA | W. W. Designs appeared first on World Landscape Architecture. Damian Holmes
16 hours ago
The Dirt

Climate & Biodiversity News (December 2025) - Seven Quiet Wins for Climate and Nature in 2025, BBC News, December 15 Greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise and biodiversity loss continues to acceler...
3 days ago
Places and Spaces

Data Center water usage - Lots of people talk casually about how much water is used by data centers. It is worth reading this detailed accounting.
3 days ago
The Whispering Crane Institute

Taylor Swift’s Engagement Garden’s Secret Meaning Behind Flowers and Plants | HGTV - The master gardeners at HGTV break down the symbolism of the plants and flowers in Taylor Swift’s engagement garden, including roses, lilies and peonies. P...
3 months ago
INHABITAT

How to Manage Subcontractors More Efficiently in Complex Builds - Managing subcontractors is often one of the trickiest parts of a build. As projects grow more complex, with overlapping tasks, tight timelines and increasi...
7 months ago
Sustainable Design and Development Blog

Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions - Jim Urban’s recorded presentation “Urban Street Tree Planting: Correcting Myths and Misconceptions” is now available through ASLA’s Online Learning series....
8 years ago
Design Observer: Main Posts

Michael Bierut: Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer? - Does a strict upbringing make you a better designer?
9 years ago
Constructed Landscapes

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9 years ago
Pruned

Year 10 - [image: South China Sea] (Making (Im)possible Chicago #26 a little less impossible. Image courtesy of United States Navy.) While blogging activity in the l...
10 years ago
Sustainable Stormwater Management

What’s the Problem with Groundhogs in Stormwater Facilities? - The purpose of stormwater ponds is to collect polluted stormwater that would otherwise flow into a natural body of water during an event of precipitation. ...
10 years ago
Freshkills Park Blog

The Freshkills Park Blog has moved - The Freshkills Park blog has a new home on the recently created Freshkills Park Alliance website. Check out our latest posts or discover old favorites on t...
11 years ago
Landscape+Urbanism

More from L+U - While i'm not actively updating the old L+U Blogspot page - i have migrated this over to a new URL that is being updated more regularly. *Visit: www.lands...
12 years ago
Design Under Sky

Dredge Economies - Over the summer of 2012 I had the privilege of continuing some of my thesis research as it overlapped with Takuma Ono's work while he was the first fellow ...
12 years ago
Garden Porn

- Discover the Music of the (Garden) Spheres Remodeling, decorating, and more ∨ Consider a versatile murphy bed when looking for a guest bed frame, find the...
12 years ago
Urban Palimpsest

Archive - Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson is an author and journalist. Her articles, essays, and fiction have appeared in publications and Web sites including *The New Y...
13 years ago
Sprout

Less Mowing.. - *Reduce your lawn and use more ground covers!*
13 years ago
Where

#rorschmap - I love the internet.
13 years ago
The Business of Building Decks and Fences

Copper Post Caps or Cheap Immitation? - I suspected it, and yes, it is pretty much impossible to create copper clad post caps for $20. As you can see the copper... is peeling off. Copper does ...
14 years ago
Landscape Architeck

Off Book -
14 years ago
christian barnard landscape blog

Japan - Thinking about Japan right now. Dan Pearson's land form Hokkaido Japan Kei University Tokyo via landscapeofmeaning.blogspot.com Vegetation carefully int...
14 years ago
endemismo trasnochado

GARDENING WEEDS AND YOU - OF ALL THE CREDIT hours taken in the NY Botanical Garden for the Commercial Horticulture Landscape Management Certificate, 18, to approve the Turf Manageme...
15 years ago
Turned Earth

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To the Empty Quarter

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more sitephocus

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Landscape Architecture Resource

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LAND 4US

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Pageflakes Insider

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Dubai 2006-08

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topophilia - Blog

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Green Infrastructure Wiki - Recently Updated Pages

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Studio G

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Landscapedia Roundup

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Saturday, June 30, 2012

gardenhistorygirl

An informative blog about gardens in the past and present.

gardenhistorygirl

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