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PLANTS IN THE LANDSCAPE

A toolkit for designing with plants
  • Welcome To The Toolkit
  • Learn
    • Plant Journeys Through History
    • Who is Involved in Landscape Architecture?
    • Planting Conditions
      • Above-ground
      • Below-ground
      • Green Walls, Façades, and Roofs
      • Classifying a Site for Planting in Vancouver
      • Checklist for Assessing Site Conditions
    • Planting Selection and Maintenance
      • Basics of Planting Selection
      • Nursery and Stock Selection
      • Matching Plant to Site
      • Planting Site Prep and Installation
      • Best Maintenance Practices
    • Planting for a Changing Climate
      • Planting a Meadow
      • Firesmart Planting
      • Green Rainwater Infrastructure Systems
      • Plants and Remediation
      • Climate Adaptive Management
      • Fungi and Plant Relationships
    • Where to Explore Indigenous Ways at UBC
    • University of British Columbia Pedagogy and Landscape Architecture
  • Design
    • Planting Design Theory
    • Planting Plan Best Practices
    • Designing With Trees
    • Grouping Plants
    • Space-making
    • Planting for Therapeutic Design
  • Interviews
    • Interview – Dean Anesi on Rooted Knowledge and the MLA Experience as a Working Landscape Designer
    • Interview – Duncan Chambers on City Beet Farm
  • Get Involved
    • Planting and Commons
    • Engaging Communities
    • Planting Design Volunteer Opportunities
  • Glossary of Plants in the Landscape Terms
  • Sources
  • Contact

Design

Planting Design Theory

Planting Plan Best Practices

Designing With Trees

Grouping Plants

Space-making

Planting for Therapeutic Design

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