Recordings from the Pathways-webinar

Gunnebo House and Gardens

Recordings from the Pathways-webinar

The speakers, a variety of international experts, presented different approaches and teachings from a variety of international experts
concerning these two elements that is both a part of the green and the built cultural heritage in historic gardens. Challenges due to climate change were discussed as well as how modern technology can be used for documentation before deconstructing and re-laying stone structures. How to collect knowledge of a craft that in some parts of the world is diminishing rapidly and how to spread it both for professionals and the public were addressed.

Videos webinar

Introduction path-webinar by Kate and Jenny

– the workshop coordinator Kate Nicoll introduces the CSGC-project and the webinar host Jenny Nilsson introduces the webinar

Introduction path-webinar by Kate and Jenny

– the workshop coordinator Kate Nicoll introduces the CSGC-project and the webinar host Jenny Nilsson introduces the webinar

Archaeological surveying of pathways and reconstruction.

– the history of pathways and the developing science of historical gardens and pathways. Anna Andreasson Sjögren, Stockholm University.

Archaeological surveying of pathways and reconstruction.

– the history of pathways and the developing science of historical gardens and pathways. Anna Andreasson Sjögren, Stockholm University.

Sustainable and historical maintenance of pathways in historical gardens.

– a discussion about norms and authenticity concerning gravel, weed control and the future. J. Seiler and D. Lundberg, Gunnebo.

Sustainable and historical maintenance of pathways in historical gardens.

– a discussion about norms and authenticity concerning gravel, weed control and the future. J. Seiler and D. Lundberg, Gunnebo.

Path webinar A manual of dry stone walls.

– collecting experience for the future. Joakim Lilja, author.

Path webinar A manual of dry stone walls.

– collecting experience for the future. Joakim Lilja, author.

Gravel pathways – archaeological remains, reconstruction methods and adaptions.

– that can work in today’s situation. Associate professor B. Fredriksen, professor A. Dietze-Schirdewahn, both NMBU and gardener J. Høvo, Norsk Folkemuseum, Norway.

Gravel pathways – archaeological remains, reconstruction methods and adaptions.

– that can work in today’s situation. Associate professor B. Fredriksen, professor A. Dietze-Schirdewahn, both NMBU and gardener J. Høvo, Norsk Folkemuseum, Norway.

The stone wall as a biotope.

– by Ted von Proschwitz, Senior curator, Associate professor, Gothenburg Natural History Museum, Sweden.

The stone wall as a biotope.

– by Ted von Proschwitz, Senior curator, Associate professor, Gothenburg Natural History Museum, Sweden.

Stone wall documentation.

– why, how and the future. Fredrik Bergström FMT Mark AB.

Stone wall documentation.

– why, how and the future. Fredrik Bergström FMT Mark AB.

To read a stone wall.

– diversity within tradition and local variation. Espen Marthisen. Forsvarsbygg.

To read a stone wall.

– diversity within tradition and local variation. Espen Marthisen. Forsvarsbygg.

Gunnebo House and Gardens

Contact person:
joakim.seiler@gunneboslott.se

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Topic	Webinar date	Workshop dates
Soil Management in Historic Gardens About About	08/02/2022	24/05/2022 – 25/05/2022
Lawns and meadow cultivation in Historic Gardens About About	22/02/2022	07/06/2022 – 10/06/2022
Trained Fruit in Historic Kitchen Gardens About About	15/03/2022	30/08/2022 – 31/08/2022
Ornamental plants in Historic Gardens About About	15/11/2022	11/07/2023 – 12/07/2023
Trees in Historic Gardens in Climate Change About About	10/01/2023	05/09/2023 – 06/09/2023
Hedges and topiary cultivation in Historic Gardens About About	07/02/2023	28/06/2023 – 29/06/2023
Management of orangery plants in Historic Gardens About About	07/11/2023	10/09/2024 – 11/09/2024	Apply Apply
Pathways and stone wall management in Historic Gardens About About	21/11/2023	27/08/2024 – 28/08/2024	Apply Apply
Ponds and fountains in Historic Gardens About About	16/01/2024	04/06/2024 – 05/06/2024	Apply Apply