A View from the Woods

NPR | By Ketzel Levine

Published December 5, 2002 at 12:00 AM EST

NPR's gardening expert Ketzel Levine speaks with Rick Darke, author of The American Woodland Garden. Darke has more than a few suggestions for using lessons from the forest to bring drama and mystery into the garden. NPR Online has photos and an excerpt from Darke's book.

Ketzel Levine

NPR Senior Correspondent Ketzel Levine reports for Morning Edition.

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