Homestyle readers tune in for ‘Design in Detroit’ event – Detroit News

The evening wrapped up with a video tour from Oudolf Garden Detroit, situated on Belle Isle and designed by famed garden designer Piet Oudolf. The gardens opened to the public in August. Duncan Campbell, a member of the Oudolf Garden Detroit grounds crew, walked viewers through the space, explaining the process of installing the expansive garden.

Source: Homestyle readers tune in for ‘Design in Detroit’ event – Detroit News

Oudolf Garden Detroit Opens on Belle Isle | GCA

The latest public garden by Piet Oudolf, recipient of the GCA’s 2019 Medal of Honor, officially opened on August 28, 2021, when Michigan’s Lt. Governor and Detroit-native Garlin Gilchrist cut the ribbon. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, Oudolf, who is also known for The High Line in New York City, the Toronto Botanical Garden, the Lurie Garden in Chicago’s Millennium Park and more, had to experience the opening of his latest masterpiece from the Netherlands over FaceTime.

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Michigan’s Belle Isle opens 2.5-acre garden by world-renowned designer – mlive.com

The Oudolf Garden Detroit on Belle Isle is a 2.5-acre perennial garden featuring 32,000 “hearty perennials and grasses,” in front of the Nancy Brown Peace Carillon. Volunteers raised $4.7 million to install and endow it, overcoming record flooding in 2019 and working through the COVID-19 pandemic. It opened on Aug. 28, more than five years after The Garden Club of Michigan sent a letter to Dutch master garden designer Piet Oudolf, which set the project in motion.

Source: Michigan’s Belle Isle opens 2.5-acre garden by world-renowned designer – mlive.com