Rooted in 'Secrets' - Spring Flower Show sprouts nature's hidden garden pleasures.

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From: The Boston Herald
Date: 19970306
Author:Herbert, Rosemary

With a theme of "Secrets of the Garden," the 126th annual New England Spring Flower Show might have materialized into a maze of peekaboo garden walls.

But John Peterson, hands-on executive director of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, said he "made sure exhibitors did not create multiple 'Secret Gardens,' " a la Frances Hodgson Burnett's Victorian novel.

Still, Ann Barker of Newton, who takes one of the most expansive spaces in the show, exhibits what might be termed an environmental take on Victorian excess. Her densely planted area is designed to encourage ...

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