Bob Ross Practices Planting in Small Spaces
Saturday, March 14th, 2009
Bob Ross is a practicing Landscape Architect & Garden Consultant in Santa Fe. He was the Chief Landscape Architect for Forest Service, Washington, DC for 15 years and Designed the American Garden for the International Garden Festival in Liverpool, England. A Loeb Fellow at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design, Bob also designed and oversaw the building of the Algerian/American Friendship Forest in North Africa. He is on the Board of the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute and The Monte del Sol Charter School Foundation. Last but not least, Bob has a weekly radio program, “Gardens, Food and Santa Fe”, which airs on Saturday mornings at 10am, KSFR (101.1 FM). The shows are archived at www.santafefarmersmarket.com
Even the smallest of spaces can host a crop of vegetables! Container gardens are beautiful, versatile and flexible for every space, indoor or out, from small balconys to large-scale gardens. With the do’s and don’ts of planting in pots, and a little imagination, the possibilities are endless.
