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The Jack Kerouac of Gardeners

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There's a great article and slideshow in theL.A. Times
about a hidden garden that sounds like it's being disassembled. Here's a pull quote on one of the men who installed it:

"John did for horticulture what Jack Kerouac did for literature. He brought to the West a style that endures," says Jim Marshall, general manager of Suncrest Nurseries Inc., Watsonville. "Historically a garden has been an attempt to create order. The fallacy of that is that nature eventually dominates and the order at some point is going to be rendered unto nature. John brought nature into the garden in a way that transcended the need for order."


Posted by Maria on February 23, 2008 9:11 AM | Permalink

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