Landscape Editorial Services
Garden Design Online offers an array of editorial services for landscape architects, designers, and others in the field of design and horticulture:
- Book proposals
- Ghost-writing: books and magazine articles
- Brochures and pamphlets
- Text for websites
- Award submissions
- Press releases
- Reports
For more information, writing samples and fees: info@gardendesignonline.com
Jane Berger's long career in journalism has included assignments at the White House, London, Pentagon, New York, and the Supreme Court as an on-air radio correspondent for the Voice of America. Subsequently, Jane graduated from the landscape design program at DC's George Washington University and is certified as a landscape designer by APLD, the Association of Professional Landscape Designers. She has published many articles on landscape design and horticulture for the following publications: The Associated Press, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Home & Design Magazine, The American Gardener, American Style.
Selected Articles:
Landscape Architecture, November 2008. Abstracting the Pastoral Landscape: Landscape architects help a Manhattana couple outfit their weekend getaway [Stephen Stimson Associates Landscape Architects]
Landscape Architecture, July 2008. Rural Restoration: A summer place on Martha's Vineyard respects the landscape of a former farm [Horiuchi Solien Inc Landscape Architects]
Home & Design, May-June 2008. Romantic Retreat: Scott Brinitzer designs a lush garden oasis in Delaware.
Waterfront Home & Design, Summer 2007. Lush Life: A tropical garden in the Florida Keys [by landscape architect Raymond Jungles] revels in native plantings.
Waterfront Home & Design, Fall 2005. Beach Blooms: Behind a dune on Rehoboth Beach, a suite of outdoor rooms allows a gardener's talents to blossom. [Mario Nievera landscape architect]
American Style, Summer 2003. A Garden View: Outside and in, this Baltimore couple has made a space where art objects feel right at home. [Wolfgang Oehme, landscape architect]
American Gardener, Nov-Dec 2002. The Cloistered Garden: Newly renovated, the Franciscan Monastery Garden is one of Washington D.C's best-kept secrets.
