Minimalist gardens are making their mark in Toronto's changing residential market place. Often complementing contemporary, modernistic architecture, they present a clean, uncluttered look, which appeals to many modern lifestyles. This presentation will trace the roots of the minimalist movement, its adherents and its current imprint on residential landscapes large and small. Although a garden may be called minimalist, don't be fooled, these are complex, detailed compositions with the highest quality of materials and execution.

ABOUT FRANK KERSHAW
Frank Kershaw is an award-winner horticulturist with more than forty years experience in the parks, environment and gardening fileds. He has contributed in the past as a couse instructor and a guest lecturer at the Daniels Faculty. He currently teaches garden design at George Brown College. He has photographed over 4,000 gardens around the world, which has fueled his passion for garden design and plants. His Toronto garden has been featured in many books and magazines and is frequently visited by students.