This video is a short version of a talk Chris gave for the Alpine Garden Society lecture series. You can watch the full one-hour-long recording by purchasing a ticket on the AGS website: [ Ссылка ]
During his talk, Chris focused on the design and drama of miniature crevice gardens. He discussed soil mediums, rock types and plants which he found to be successful in these mini mountains.
Chris was born and raised in London. He spent several years travelling in southeast Asia and Europe. For a while he lived in Australia and Ecuador, and 14 years ago he moved to Victoria, British Columbia to study horticulture. After graduating he was part of the gardening team at Royal Roads University. He has also worked and learned how to create crevice gardens from Paul Spriggs.
The Crevice Garden by Paul Spriggs and Kenton Seth is available to purchase from the AGS: [ Ссылка ]
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