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APLD<br />

Dear APLD Members,<br />

Emergent texlllral fonns create patterns in Nature that<br />

can be used in creating transitions in the garden.<br />

CONCLUSION<br />

Try to think <strong>of</strong> texture as a tool that is<br />

more than just a way <strong>of</strong> comparing leaf<br />

and bark surfaces to each other. If we<br />

understand that the tool has a greater<br />

capacity for expression, then we can<br />

start to exercise that tool more<br />

effectively and have a greater control<br />

over the designs <strong>of</strong> our landscapes.<br />

Remember the texture <strong>of</strong> the whole,<br />

the texture <strong>of</strong> the landform, the texture<br />

<strong>of</strong> the ground plane, the texture <strong>of</strong> the<br />

edge and the potential emergent quality<br />

<strong>of</strong> textures. Stretch your thinking<br />

beyond the normal and the complacent.<br />

If you do, the quality <strong>of</strong> your designs<br />

will continue to evolve and you will<br />

evolve along with them.<br />

State<br />

Representatives<br />

Please note the following<br />

changes/additions since the <strong>1999</strong><br />

Membership Directory was published:<br />

Hugh Reece, APLD<br />

Georgia State Representative<br />

Organic Gardening magazine is compiling a database <strong>of</strong> landscape \.,<br />

designers who specialize in organic methods. The names collected will be<br />

used by our editors when doing interviews and research for various articles<br />

for the magazine. We would appreciate hearing from any APLD member<br />

who advocates organic techniques and would like to be included in our<br />

database. Please send us a short description <strong>of</strong> your interest and<br />

involvement with organic gardening and how you incorporate it into your<br />

design work. We would also love to see photographs <strong>of</strong> organic gardens<br />

you've designed, and a copy <strong>of</strong> your vita.<br />

Cheryl Long, Senior Editor<br />

Organic Gardening Magazine<br />

33 E. Minor St.<br />

Emmaus, PA 18098<br />

FAX: 610-967-7846<br />

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I$10 $10 I<br />

: APLD 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY COUPON :<br />

Expiration Date: Sample Can be used toward membership renewal or a Summer or Winter Conference.<br />

Please mail with your next dues invoice or conference registration and deduct from payment. I Coupons may not be duplicated. replaced or transferred. I<br />

: Member Name Sample Coupon # Sample :<br />

L ~<br />

Lynn Zeltman<br />

New Hampshire State Representative

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