Category: Garden and Landscaping

The sunny season has a lot to love, but the long days and the late sunsets are undoubtedly the tip of my list – every weekend in the garden, which relaxes under the heat of the sun's rays or make friends for a grill and most of the Alfresco season. But finally the sun goes… Continue reading Alexa-controlled outdoor lighting is a game channel

At the beginning of pandemic DJ's landscape management in Grand Rapids, me.heard that some of their competitors were ready to leave the trade or retire. So they began to investigate the possibilities that could create these exits for their company, says Jeff Kladder, President of the company. “We started to get involved and ask:” What… Continue reading LM150 profile: Growth of DJ landscape management through acquisitions

Open the audio article player From Ken and Lisa, Watter's Garden Center Text on language audio articles enables glass media speaking through CAST11 In this episode, Ken and Lisa von Watter's Garden Center discuss the rapidly growing shadow trees as Father's Day gifts. In this segment, Lisa and Ken answer the questions of the listeners,… Continue reading Rapidly growing shadow trees as Father's Day gift

Prof. Dr. Bjorn Stevens heads the Department of Climate Physics of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg. His research has promoted the scientific understanding of how atmospheric water vapor, clouds and aerosols influence the climate and climate change on earth. Stevens is one of the most frequently cited scientists in the global area… Continue reading Bjorn Stevens and the new landscape of the climate computer

In the world of garden design there are only a few events that really bring together the crème de la crème in the industry. And at these first -class exhibitions, you can expect to be enthusiastic and often leave with more inspiration than you know what to do. This is exactly how I would summarize… Continue reading Tips from a five-star garden designer of five-star flower exhibitions in Chelsea

Bayoulland Conservancy (BLC) is enthusiastic to announce the successful completion of his donation campaign of $ 62,000 to support the long-term protection and the restoration of Cindys Redbud Nature Preserve. This 176-hectare property is located south of Montgomery and is one of the last remaining areas of Texas Tall Grass Prairie-Weniger than 1%, of which… Continue reading Bayou Land Conservancy protects one of the last prairies in Texas – SafeGuardening animal world and a disappearing landscape

At the end of April it is a heat wave and we are at the entrance to Gardens of the Borde Hill in the Backsonnne. “There are 13 different microclimas,” explains Jay Goddard, the new Chatelaine of the 2,300 hectare Sussex estate. “My great-grandfather bought the property in 1893 because in the early 1900s he… Continue reading “They are dahlias, tulips and amazing color, but everything is edible”

Lilies and roses are two of the most popular flowers in the American gardens, and together they make a classic and practical pairing for gardeners who want to mix beauty with balance. These two flowers are popular for their bold colors, pleasant fragrances and their ability to thrive under similar growth conditions. Roses that belong… Continue reading The advantage of growth in lilies and roses in the garden

Why are glaciers at the moment such an urgent focus? Glacier changes have a major influence both locally and globally. They play a crucial role in the global climate – they reflect the incoming solar radiation by the “Albedo effect”, and their melt contributes to the increase in sea level. The intergovernmental committee for climate… Continue reading On the edge of the glacier

Graphics: Angel Mendoza This essay is part of the “Car Harms” series of Streetsblog, a package of stories that should remind the political decision -makers and the public to the hidden costs, dangers, inefficiencies and simply old sadness that result from the construction of our city around the needs of the drivers. Auto-dependency has undermined… Continue reading Car harms Monday: “Gridlock Sam” says we lost our life through the car