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Duncan Brine interviewed in the Notable British Blog Thinking Gardens

February 10th, 2010 · No Comments

Nine Questions – Duncan Brine June 4, 2010 An interview led and reported by Susan Cohan In America, we have separate words for what most Brits call ‘a garden’. It can be a yard, a garden, or a landscape depending on who you talk to. Landscape designer, Duncan Brine, who is based in New York’s [...]

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in Afrikaans is landskap-- in Dutch is landschap-- in Finnish is maisema-- in French is paysage-- in German is Landschaft-- in Italian is paesaggio-- in Norwegian is landskap-- in Portuguese is paisagem-- in Spanish is paisaje,-- panorama in Swedish is landskap
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in Afrikaans is tuin-- in Danish is have-- in Dutch is hof, tuin-- in Finnish is puutarha-- in French is jardin, jardin potager-- in German is Garten-- in Hungarian is kert-- in Italian is giardino, verziere-- in Norwegian is have, hage-- in Portuguese is jardim--
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