Category: Garden and Landscaping

Learn more about women who have designed the gardens and cultivated the gardens that we love in honor of the month of women's history. Taking your work into account, make your own miniature creations inspired by places such as Community Gardens and Wave Hill. At 11:30 a.m., families can enjoy a storytime program in the… Continue reading Family art project: Garden designs for women's history Month

Kimberly Tryba, Managing Director of the Lila Landscape Architecture in New York, reflects Mipim's vertebral storm, calls on the landscape architecture to focus on future events and discuss the rewarding challenge of expanding the international presence of its practice. From left: Camilla van Deurs, partner and head of urban development, Nordic Office of Architecture (also… Continue reading Shipping of Mipim: Kimberly Tryba by Lila Landscape Architecture

If you close your eyes and think of a southern summer garden, the first picture can be an old living oak with low, curved branches, but the second picture are puffs of sunset sky colored crepe Myrtle Blooms that fill the trees. My crepe myrten trees are an estimated part of my garden for their… Continue reading Can you pruning myrtles in spring?

New imaging of NASA offers a better understanding of the slow landslide from Palos Verdes. It shows the direction of the earthy movement – west, to the coast – and the speed, up to 4 inches per week. The analysis confirms what that of us who grew up on the superficially calm Palos Verdes Headinsel… Continue reading Los Angeles' changed landscapes challenge the memory itself

Entry in these centuries -old California bungalow is comparable to fresh air. With its leaf environment and large windows that invite nature on every opportunity, the cozy family house serves as a cabin -like retreat in the middle of the busy Brunswick West, Vic. But it wasn't always like that. When the owners of the… Continue reading A centuries of California bungalow, immersed in nature

A popular beach was colored blood red when heavy rain fell to the mineral -rich coast in Iran. The online film material showed how the downpour illuminated the silver and red beach on Hormuz Island when tourists gathered to be amazed at its color. The flood rose from the rocks in the tourist attraction, which… Continue reading Image: Bizarre 'blood rain' phenomenon sees the landscape washed red by severe falls

The winners of the annual competition for Pocket Garden Design from 2025 were announced by Environmental Charity Keep Heep Heastland Beautiful. The Skypoint School in Clydebank won in the “Primary 5 to Secondary 2” category for its skillful design, a Scotland, Scottish Scotland. Linnvale Primary also had a winning entry in the category Primary 5… Continue reading Local schools win national garden design competition

The RiverView Landscapes, based in Berlin, continues with its expansion stroll, with an announcement of three acquisitions in South Jersey on Monday. The acquisitions solidify the presence of RiverView in Central and South -Jersey and give over 150 employees to their growing team. All three will continue to be managed by his existing daily management… Continue reading RiverView landscapes expand in South Jersey with three acquisitions

The Chicago Department of Planning and Development has published the two proposals that are reorganizing a large location on the corner E. 115th St. and S. Michigan Ave as part of the Roseland Michigan RFQ. Roseland Michigan Avenue RFQ locationChicago DPD In December 2022, the city issued an application for qualifications (RFQ) to the potential… Continue reading Designs published for Roseland Michigan Ave RFQ

Pekon, Myanmar – – The displaced farmer Aung HLA, Aung HLA, describes the anesthetics as his only view in a country that was made by conflicts. The 35-year-old was a rice builder when the Junta conquered power in a coup in 2021 and added the long-term bourgeois conflict between the military and ethnic armed groups… Continue reading The opium farm kits Wurzel in Myanmar's war landscape