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Known as the “Grassman” in horticultural circles, John Greenlee is an internationally known horticulturist and landscape designer specializing in the cultivation and study of grasses and grass-like plants. He is the author of The Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses (Rodale, 1992) and The American Meadow Garden (Timber Press, 2009).
As an expert in grass ecology and champion of sustainable design, John Greenlee has created meadows not only in the United States, but throughout the world. Some of his most notable gardens include the Getty Museum and the Norton Simon Museum in Los Angeles, the savannas at Walt Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida, and, most recently, at De Tuinen van Appeltern in the Netherlands. In addition to his consulting and design work for commercial and residential clients, John Greenlee enjoys sharing his knowledge by giving several presentations and lectures throughout the year on the use of natural lawns, native grasses, and meadow restoration.
As an expert in grass ecology and champion of sustainable design, John Greenlee has created meadows not only in the United States, but throughout the world. Some of his most notable gardens include the Getty Museum and the Norton Simon Museum in Los Angeles, the savannas at Walt Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida, and, most recently, at De Tuinen van Appeltern in the Netherlands. In addition to his consulting and design work for commercial and residential clients, John Greenlee enjoys sharing his knowledge by giving several presentations and lectures throughout the year on the use of natural lawns, native grasses, and meadow restoration.
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