As the daughter and granddaughter of two former US presidents, Barbara Bush grew up around some of America’s most treasured landscapes, from the manicured lawns of the White House to the blooming grasslands of her native Texas. That changed when, after college, Bush moved to New York, a city where green space can be as hard to come by as a dollar slice of pizza these days. ‘I lived in New York for 15-plus years, never with a yard,’ she tells Wal…
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