A wonderfully inspiring talk by a pioneer in using cerrado (savannah) plants in gardens and landscapes. Mariana is keen to remind us that Brazil is not all rain forest and the cerrado has incredible biodiversity, much of which is proving amenable to cultivation. Striking architecture and some great photography.
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