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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

Learn

Plant Journeys Through History

Who is in involved in Landscape Architecture?

Conditions for planting

Planting selection and maintenance

Resources to Explore Indigenous Ways at UBC

University of British Columbia pedagogy and Landscape Architecture

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