Category: Garden and Landscaping

Four perspectives on trends to watch in energy production, transmission expansion and the increasing adoption of AI By Amanda Eggert MONTANA FREE PRESS At a daylong summit last week co-hosted by Montana's Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte and the Montana Chamber of Commerce, politicians and energy industry insiders outlined a vision for the fossil fuel-heavy country… Continue reading The future of Montana's energy landscape from the perspective of industry insiders

Since returning to her childhood home on Vancouver Island, Canada, Pamela Anderson has offered us endless inspiration with her natural, intuitive approach to homemaking. Now the actress has formalized her leadership by sharing the seven simple rules that guide her. They are ideal for gardening and living. Pamela collaborated with her skincare brand Sonsie to… Continue reading Pamela Anderson's 7 Rules of Gardening.

Students from the University of Kentucky College of Design and the Department of Landscape Architecture at the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment in the United Kingdom recently transformed an ordinary parking lot into an extraordinary gathering place during Park(ing) Day, an annual international event that reimagines the use of public spaces. The British… Continue reading British students turn parking lot into pop-up park

The Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will host its regional meeting and flower show, “America 250-OHIO Style,” on Oct. 22 in Bucyrus, with a free public appearance by Johnny Appleseed. BUCYRUS, OH (NOW CRAWFORD COUNTY) – History and gardening come to life when garden club members from seven counties gather at Bucyrus on Wednesday, October… Continue reading Regional garden club meeting to introduce horticulture and celebrate heritage

ORONO, Maine – University of Maine Cooperative Extension will host a webinar on integrating native plants into cultural landscapes on Monday, November 3, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. “Transitioning to Native Plants in the Landscape or Garden” will feature Cathy Rees, professional gardener, co-founder of Natives Gardens of Blue Hill and author of “Winterland:… Continue reading UMaine Extension offers native plant webinar for landscape professionals

Garden and lawn care typically slows down as the weather cools. In midsummer, the plants and the grass grow and thrive and need to be mowed frequently. People looking to take a break from lawn care will be happy when temperatures drop, which usually means a break from outdoor chores. However, when you can turn… Continue reading When to stop mowing the lawn: 4 signs

Today we're talking to underwater photographer Brent Durand. Brent shares his journey from landscape photography to capturing stunning marine life, offering insights into his favorite diving spots, essential camera equipment, and the challenges and magical moments that come with living behind the lens underwater. Who is Brent Durand? Brent Durand Brent Durand is an avid… Continue reading Brent Durand: Underwater Photographer Questions and Answers

As gardeners rush to plant bulbs in the ground and get containers for the flowers next spring, there's one approach worth trying now: the lasagna method. The basic idea is to plant bulbs with different bloom times in a pot at different depths so you have a range of blooms throughout the spring. “It offers… Continue reading How to Plant Bulbs in Containers for Continuous Blooms in Spring

Isabella María Barrón Arizona Sonoran News In some small towns, the introduction of national chains could raise concerns about competition for local businesses. In Nogales, Arizona, residents and business owners are choosing to view chains as both a challenge and an opportunity for growth. Nogales, a city of about 20,000 residents on the U.S.-Mexico border,… Continue reading Nogales is seeing an influx of chain stores as the border city's retail landscape changes

Important points Textile and floral tiles add warmth and personality to any kitchen. Solid color tiles offer bold, elegant simplicity. Mixed materials and handcrafted finishes add structure and character. Looking to refresh your kitchen tiles in the new year? Good news—there are plenty of chic styles that will make big waves in the new year,… Continue reading 6 kitchen tile trends that will be ubiquitous in 2026, say designers