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Chris Levack

9 May 2011

Gardens on Tour 2011: Stratford Drive garden

May 09, 2011 Imagine a steep, overgrown hillside of invasive nandina, bamboo, and ligustrum. That’s what the homeowners on Stratford Drive looked out on after building a contemporary, 5-star green home (as rated by the Austin Energy Green Building program) … Read More

Chris Levack, Glee Ingram, native plants
28 Sep 2009

Whimsical sculpture, native plants at Mueller’s Southwest Greenway

September 28, 2009 Stalking the urban prairie high atop eight metal legs, her bulbous abdomen glittering with blue and green gazing balls, this 23-ft. tall Shelob-sized spider by Houston artist Dixie Friend Gay (titled ‘Arachnophilia’) is one of three larger-than-life … Read More

Chris Levack, Dixie Friend Gay, Mueller, sculpture

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