Abstract
Abstract This chapter examines ten areas of new development occurring in garden planning and operation that will, it is believed, constitute the next paradigm in garden evolution. These areas are: (1) garden outreach to the community; (2) garden tourism as part of education for biodiversity; (3) transformation and reorientation of relic gardens; (4) new botanic gardens; (5) garden management in the 21st century; (6) gardens as spectacle; (7) gardens and tourism infrastructure (hotels, roads and airports); (8) gardens of indigenous peoples (ethnobotany in the garden); (9) gardens, urbanization and real estate; and (10) gardens for global sustainability.
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