Newsletter of the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University
Students create Peckerwood proposal
A proposal aimed at providing sustained financial security for a place one lifestyle magazine writer called "one of the world's great gardens" has been created by students in the Master of Science in Land Development program at Texas A&M. The 40-acre Peckerwood Garden near Hempstead, Texas, established 39 years ago by John Fairey, a Texas A&M architecture professor, is a repository for more than 3,000 varieties of rare and unusual plants from Mexico, Asia and the United States.
