JUSTIN SHULL / blog category archive: garden

Robert Fishman’s 1987 book, Bourgeois Utopias: The Rise and Fall of Suburbiaaddresses the monumental act of designing and planning for the planting of several thousand trees in the suburb of Riverside, Illinois: 7,000 evergreens, 32,000 deciduous trees, and 47,000 shrubs … Continue reading →

I have an 18 page pamphlet, Growing Vegetables, which was published in 1981 by the Cooperative Extension Service, University of New Hampshire. The pamphlet packs a lot of information into its 18 pages, enough in fact to give a novice … Continue reading →

(Deposition (hortus conclusus) is a speculative piece. When displayed indoors, the domestic qualities of this piece will at once be at odds with the modern classicism of its exterior form. Minimalism owns no patent on the cube, and if it … Continue reading →

Land development along the Coosawattee River and within the Coosawattee River Resort has blossomed within the past several years, bringing increased road building and second home/cabin construction on small lots. The first indication of progress is the red dirt road … Continue reading →