Category: Garden and Landscaping

TGreat life changes hard and quickly, but there are other subtle adjustments, small rotations in life that you can see that things are not the way they used to be. Last week when friends discussed campsites for Glastonbury, I looked at the train times and tickets for a completely different festival, the BBC Gardeners' World… Continue reading From invited editors to garden festivals

from Luca Johnson On June 15, 2025 Note from the publisher: This essay by Luca Johnson was written in the Mercier Gallery in Paris in May on the occasion of his father Mitchell Johnson's exhibition in May. We think it's a great Father's Day contribution! A few times a week, my phone will buzz in… Continue reading Cityscape, landscape: Pissarro and my father

© Ron Mendoza, Mark Twain C, BB Team + 25 shareshare Facebook Twitter post Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1031072/sienna-billionbricks © Ron Mendoza, Mark Twain C, BB Team Text description provided by the architects. The Sienna Net-Zero-Haus creates to tackle homelessness and climate change is a self-supporting, solar-powered, inexpensive and compact housing solution. This air -conditioning and… Continue reading Sienna net-zero home / billion dollar bricks

“Snowy Owl Out of Season” by Alice Cheney. Photo provided Balg Falls, vt. – The Canal Street Art Gallery presents the “Art as a way of life” Clare Adams and Alice Cheney Show, which is open from June 20 to August 10. Pass the gallery on June 20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for… Continue reading “Art as a way of life” in the Canal Street Art Gallery

The two-time Rhs designer Callum Corrie from Mobberley, which was awarded a gold medal, impressed the judges of BBC Gardeners' World Live this week. The annual gardener extravagance was opened on Thursday, June 12th, at the NEC in Birmingham. More than 90,000 visitors are expected to take part in the four -day event. The latest… Continue reading Mobberley Garden Designer heads BBC Gardener 'World Live Live

from Celia Comicsky | June 13 June 25th | Commercial landscaping, landscape architecture | The landscape architecture studio, originally founded by Paul Haden in 1985 and recently as a C2 collaborative, has announced its expansion to Phoenix, Arizona. This will be the first excursion of C2 collaborative in the southwest. “Our mission remains the same:… Continue reading Landscape architecture architives – per landscaper USA

After a double record breaker – with the spring 2025, the warmest and sunniest has been since the beginning of the records – it seems that the wonderful weather in Great Britain shows no signs of fading, with mild temperatures until the next week staying into the next week. But while these longer warmer temperatures… Continue reading How to prepare your garden for a heat wave

The architects of Queensland celebrated the best new landscapes across the state in a award ceremony on Thursday evening, in which 6 projects were awarded for their work in the entire field. The Queensland Awards of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (Aila) were nominated for more than fifty projects for awards at an event… Continue reading The most important landscape projects in Queensland reveals at the leading award ceremony

Peter Shuttleworth BBC News Reporting ofMerthyr Tydfil BBC The enthusiastic gardener John Watkeys had to restart his garden from the ground up after losing part of it to the heads of the valleys John Watkeys loved a evening bowl tea as they fly bats around his oak tree, but this part of his garden is… Continue reading “The heads of the valleys swallowed part of my garden”

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