Garden Quote by Andrew Ashling

“Plant gardens in your exile, work for the good of the city, and don't be so caught up in the "not yet" of the…

— Sarah Bessey

“Poor children cannot enter the public gardens; still, one would think that, as children, they had a right to the flowers.”

— Victor Hugo

“A garden is never finished. In that sense it is like the human world and all human undertakings.”

— Karel Čapek

“Let us have gardens, then, and other public places where we may see our friends, and parade our vanities, if you will, before the…

— David McCullough

“Gardens by their very nature are fragile beings that live in the two dimensions of time and care.”

— Joe Eck

“British garden history is best understood as a small incident in the histories of ideas, design and technology.”

— Tom Turner

“History is what people want to remember.”

— Jane Stevenson

“I would like to build a garden,' she declared. 'After all of this... I think the world needs more gardens.”

— Sarah J. Maas

“History is sacred—like a nature hike. ‘Leave only footprints, take only memories.”

— Rysa Walker

“Do not love these gardens if you despise the dirt.”

— Melissa Jennings

“Professor Johnston often said that if you didn't know history, you didn't know anything. You were a leaf that didn't know it was part…

— Michael Crichton

“People needed to keep sight of their history to see how they were growing!”

— Kay Bratt