Michael Veracka Landscape Garden Design and Construction

Occasionally Michael Veracka designs exhibits for the RI Spring Flower & Garden Show.
Here are a few examples:

2003: "Design Excellence Award"
Michael 's 1600 square foot display garden designed for the Southside Community Land Trust was awarded the 'Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens 2003 Design Excellence Award' at the Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show.

1999: "An Urban Reserve for Pets"
- a 300 sq. ft garden depicting ways urban dwellers with limited space can create a garden sanctuary where pets and their owners can happily co-exist.

1996: "Urban Gardening:
A Space for All Reasons"
-a 250 sq. ft. urban parking space/terrace for small city lots.

| 1 995: "The Food Producing Urban Garden"
- a 1,400 sq. ft edible landscape for a historic Providence, RI garden.

1994: "A Garden Rooted in Time"
- a 500 sq. ft garden for a historic home in Warren, RI, co-designed with landscape architect Martha Moore

The Edible Landscape newsletter:
Michael is the founder, editor and publisher of The Edible Landscape, a quarterly journal, published from 1995-1997. The Edible Landscape's intent is to foster a greater appreciation for edible plants and to uncover methods for incorporating them into the home landscape. Back issues are available for $3.00 ea. by contacting dirtyhands@msn.com

Ordering Back Issues:
See complete list of available back-issues with listings of featured articles

Click thumbnail of "The Edible Landscape" (right) for more information..


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	Occasionally Michael Veracka designs exhibits for the RI Spring Flower & Garden Show. Here are a few examples: 2003: "Design Excellence Award" Michael 's 1600 square foot display garden designed for the Southside Community Land Trust was awarded the 'Roger Williams Park Botanical Gardens 2003 Design Excellence Award' at the Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show. 1999: "An Urban Reserve for Pets" - a 300 sq. ft garden depicting ways urban dwellers with limited space can create a garden sanctuary where pets and their owners can happily co-exist. 1996: "Urban Gardening: A Space for All Reasons" -a 250 sq. ft. urban parking space/terrace for small city lots. \| 1 995: "The Food Producing Urban Garden" - a 1,400 sq. ft edible landscape for a historic Providence, RI garden. 1994: "A Garden Rooted in Time" - a 500 sq. ft garden for a historic home in Warren, RI, co-designed with landscape architect Martha Moore The Edible Landscape newsletter: Michael is the founder, editor and publisher of The Edible Landscape, a quarterly journal, published from 1995-1997. The Edible Landscape's intent is to foster a greater appreciation for edible plants and to uncover methods for incorporating them into the home landscape. Back issues are available for $3.00 ea. by contacting dirtyhands@msn.com Ordering Back Issues: See complete list of available back-issues with listings of featured articles Click thumbnail of "The Edible Landscape" (right) for more information..	Rhode Island Spring Flower & Garden Show "An Urban Reserve for Pets" "A Space for All Reasons" "The Food Producing Urban Garden" A Garden Rooted in Time "The Edible Landscape"