Category: Garden and Landscaping

The IT industry is undergoing the seismic change because companies adapt to a quickly developing technological landscape. Estimating trends such as generative AI, sustainable computing and secure corporate infrastructure urge companies to rethink their approaches to scalability, energy efficiency and innovation. These shifts are not only incremental – they are transformative and change the foundation… Continue reading 4 key trends that redefine the IT landscape

The show that all homeowners in Central Florida look forward to, to the Orlando Home & Garden Show – returns to the Orange County Convention Center on February 14th to 16th for the 16th year. As always, the focus of the Orlando Home & Garden Show is at home. The participants have the option of… Continue reading Home & Garden Show returns for the 16th year

The middle reversal in the markets is far from guaranteed in a world of economic dispersion and the technical emergency Three factors have influenced the financial landscape in the past 12 months of strong-technological optimism with AI-focused, authorized rise and higher state bond returns. All three will continue to be involved this year, in a… Continue reading The three forces change the investment landscape

The world of landscape design turns from a focus on visual aesthetics into natural and sustainable practices. While the traditional, well -kept lawn still has charm for some, many homeowners want a wilder look. This emerging trend encourages landscape designers and gardeners to experiment with colorful wildflowers and lush local grasses instead of spending time… Continue reading 9 landscape trends that change their outdoor space

Sunset: Sunsets often fit my definition of 'skycapes'. We had stopped for the night near Douglas, Wyo. As the sky lit up at sunset giving us a beautiful and colorful show. The colors of the sun reflecting from the clouds even reflected the golden hues in the open field next to our campsite. Photo by… Continue reading Contributions from the street: cloudscapes

If you shop in our articles via links, Future and its syndicate partners may receive a commission. Photo credits: Philip Vile. Design: Nicky Dobree. If the cold and strict winter has something good, it is the ski season-and especially the après-ski activities. The expression usually refers to the bar and club scene in ski areas,… Continue reading It is après-ski season-and everything I can think of is how I can design my home like an aspen lodge

A significant development in this environment is the preparation of a new risk capital fund, which is to be launched in 2025 and has a capital goal of 15 to 20 million euros. This initiative is an example of how Portugal creates fertile soil for growth and thriving innovative startups. The fund, which is managed… Continue reading Drive innovation forward: Portugal's technology investment landscape

K-State Research and Extension-Lyon County, Expansion Gardener, are pleased to announce the list of workshops for the 2025 Grow your Garden series. The Grow Your Garden series is a collection of practical workshops with which people who want to increase their knowledge of gardening want to give plant activities, or those who simply like to… Continue reading Lyon County Extension Master Gärtner 2025 grow your garden series | Free

Shortly after President Donald Trump announced earlier this week that the United States would implement 25% tariffs on U.S.-bound imports from Canada and Mexico that hit the economy on February 1, he subsequently said the nation would also face a 10% tariff. would raise on the USA. bound imports from China. A Reuters report found… Continue reading The White House's planned tariffs in China, Mexico and Canada could reshape the US trade landscape

EDITOR’S NOTE: “The Garden Guy” is a monthly column written by a WSU Certified Master Gardener that discusses various horticultural topics that local residents may find noteworthy or suggested by you, our readers. Master Gardener and Landscape Architect Bruce Bennett is also available to answer your gardening questions. Look for his column every third Friday… Continue reading The Garden Guy: A New Year and a Change in the Air