Garden Design in an Age of Drought

Hosted by Frances Anderton Apr. 17, 2007

The Southwest is in a drought. What does this mean for gardens in Los Angeles? Plus, Intelligent Living, the ugliest building in Los Angeles and a very popular typeface.

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Garden Design in an Age of Drought

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