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Description
Created at The Huntington Library's botanical gardens and featuring James Folsom, Director of the Botanical Gardens, "Mr. Huntington's Garden" spans a ten year period starting in 1995, with new episodes produced monthly for broadcast on public television stations in Southern California. In this episode: Jim with Forrest Hopkins (concrete contractor), reconstruction of the walk in front of the library, with stepping stones; Jerry Turney (camellia collections) on flowering trees in the North Canyon; Andrew Mitchell (Wood Craftsman, Japanese House) on shingles custom-made for the Japanese House, repair after the storm, and bonsai collection at the nursery. Written on tape container: "Mr. Huntington's Garden Show #17 - 2-25-97"
Type
moving image
Format
Dub U-matic
Form/Genre
Public service television programs
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
HIA.50.10.17 csmha_000461
Subject
Huntington Botanical Gardens
Time Period
1997-02-25
Place
San Marino (Calif.)
Provenance
The Huntington Library California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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