Sentence examples for garden preservation from inspiring English sources

On April 16, the 10th season of dreaming began in Westchester, when the White Garden in Lewisboro was opened to the public for one day to benefit the Garden Conservancy, a Cold Spring-based organization that raises money for garden preservation.

Greenwood is one of 16 garden preservation projects in the United States overseen by the conservancy.

Tom had tremendous respect for Conservancy staff and our network of partners, working energetically with them on a wide variety of projects to garner interest and support for garden preservation.

"Day must have seen the county plans for the park and bought this property right next to it in 1906," said Norma Williams, a garden preservation consultant researching Greenwood's history.

Our multiple surveying methods, data processing of multi-source data and presentation and documentation of the data are not only useful for Chinese classical garden preservation, but also could be applied to other researches of cultural heritage sites that contain various elements and complicated space characteristics.

While many people fall for the city's cobblestone streets and backyard gardens, preservation experts say it takes a committed buyer to plunk down as much as $500,000 for an old house that needs continual maintenance.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Brooklyn Botanic Garden for preservation of the local Flora Garden in her memory appreciated.

Aside from the aesthetic eloquence of the most distinctive features in the Libeskind and Think proposals -- latticework towers, hanging gardens and the preservation of the concrete "bathtub" that was the trade center's very foundation -- they both offer a framework for intense commercial development.

President George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, all experienced farmers, shared the dream of a national botanic garden for the collection, preservation and study of plants from around the world to contribute to the welfare of the American people paving the way for establishing the US Botanic Garden right outside the nation's Capitol in Washington DC in 1820.

One of its aims is to prepare significant gardens of today for preservation tomorrow.

Mr. Spitzer's office declined to discuss why certain neighborhoods were affected or how gardens were chosen for preservation or development.