About Preservation Gardening

I believe that outdoor spaces should not only be beautiful, but also sustainable and environmentally responsible. I believe the best way to achieve this for the future is to look to the past. Historical varieties, ancient techniques, plant diversity and good planning all contribute to today's garden paradise.

Education in both Historical Preservation and Horticulture combine with practical knowledge attained over 20 years of working with both public and private gardens. 

My work includes public landscapes at Morven (University of Virginia Foundation), the Shaker Museum Gardens and the Woodstock Foundation.

Diana Kimball-Anderson

Commited to using sustainable practices in all projects. From using heirloom plant material to implementing water-saving techniques, I strive to minimize the impact on the environment while creating beautiful outdoor spaces. I also ensure that sourcing is from small scale local producers, whenever possible.