50.000 protesters in Stuttgart
Massive protests in Stuttgart, where 300 year old trees are cut down for an underground train station.
Summary
Massive protests in Stuttgart, where 300 year old trees are cut down for an underground train station.
Tag: Stuttgart
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Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 2
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Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 1
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De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
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Het temmen van Woestduin
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Een buurman als influencer?
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Voorland in de Watergraafsmeer
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De ‘Rouina’ van Huys ten Donck revisited
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Een driepuntsbrug op De Horte bij Dalfsen
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- HvdE on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- Lia Landman-Kuijpers on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- HvdE on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- Anna on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- HvdE on ‘op den donck gewerk aan de gabinet genaam Rouina’
- Repton in a flap! Red Books and theatricality… | The Gardens Trust on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
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Archives
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Tidings
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Recent Posts
- Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 2
- Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 1
- De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- Het temmen van Woestduin
- Een buurman als influencer?
- Voorland in de Watergraafsmeer
- De ‘Rouina’ van Huys ten Donck revisited
- Een driepuntsbrug op De Horte bij Dalfsen
Recent Comments
- Lenneke Berkhout on De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- HvdE on De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- HvdE on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- Lia Landman-Kuijpers on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- HvdE on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- Anna on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- HvdE on ‘op den donck gewerk aan de gabinet genaam Rouina’
- Repton in a flap! Red Books and theatricality… | The Gardens Trust on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
Other blogs and sites
- All Things Georgian
- Cascade Weblog
- Donderberggroep blog
- Early American Commercial Gardens
- Early American Gardens
- Glorious Gardens of Early Europe
- Landed Families of Britain and Ireland
- Monumentale bomen | Monumental trees
- Nursery Gardeners
- Oldenburgers Binnenstad en Buitenleven
- Pen and Pension – Georgian and Regency England
- Rijksmonumenten.nl
- Roodbaard's Rijkdom
- sKBL
- The Folly Flâneuse
- The Freedom of the Streets
- The Repton Gazette and Brown Advisor
- Theorie der Gartenkunst
- thinkinGardens
- TuinTerTijd berichten
- Vlaskamp – family of gardeners
Categories
- Continuous Research (24)
- Current Affairs (75)
- Fieldwork (27)
- Garden History (123)
- Garden Symbolism (5)
- Guest Blogs (1)
- Photo group (7)
- Planting (29)
- Publications (5)
- Striking Similarities (18)
- Unsolved Mysteries (8)
Archives