Category: Garden and Landscaping

As winter continues to take its toll on Philadelphia Temperatures below freezinga small sign that spring is less than two months away. The 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center on March 1, but organizers offered a sneak peek Thursday, introducing “Gardens of Tomorrow” as this year's show theme. The entrance garden… Continue reading A sneak peek at the 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show: news, tickets and more

The technology landscape in the Middle East is currently undergoing significant change, driven by advances in GenAI, Cloud, Digital Reality and Web3. These once futuristic scenarios like AI-powered medical diagnostics and virtual showrooms are quickly becoming a reality. According to IDC, global spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to exceed $500 billion by 2027,… Continue reading The Tech Tsunami: Reshaping the Technology Landscape

At the beginning of last year, French drainpipes experienced a rapid rise in popularity, and this trend shows no sign of stopping. A cursory Google search for this clever drainage solution brings up dozens of forums of gardeners recommending French drains as the only solution to a waterlogged garden. However, French drains are not a… Continue reading 6 French Drainage Alternatives – Cheaper Drainage Solutions

Investigations into the Digital Markets Act are currently under review. The European Commission is reassessing its investigations into major technology companies, including Apple, Meta and Google, under its landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA), it said Financial Times. The review, which covers cases launched since March 2024, comes as tech giants are calling on President-elect Donald… Continue reading The EU is reassessing investigations into big tech companies amid the changing political landscape

FROM: UL Lafayette Marketing and Communications A 5-acre tract of land near Arnaudville, Louisiana, will become a hub for education, science conferences, sustainability workshops and cultural festivals, thanks in part to the expertise of students at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The Levity and Les Deux Bayous STEAM Park site will be designed by… Continue reading UL students design and build a 5-hectare research and entertainment park

Green or gray in the landscape! Published on Monday, January 13, 2025, 9:33 p.m Beautify your outdoor space: Adding fire pits and stone work can be a great way to increase the financial and aesthetic value of your home. (Submitted photo) “If January is the month of change, February is the month of lasting change.… Continue reading Green or gray in the landscape! -Thomasville Times Enterprise

Recently I visited the Flower Bed Nursery in Lumberton, Mississippi, where I admired a magnificent sweet olive tree that stood gracefully at the entrance. Scientifically known as Osmanthus fragrans, it is often referred to as the fragrant tea olive. One of my favorite evergreen shrubs or small trees, this plant is prized for its intensely… Continue reading Sweet olives make good landscape shrubs or trees

Waffle Forest is transforming the Arizona desert by growing 3,500 giant sequoias and using innovative farming methods to create a sustainable forest and ecosystem. PHOENIX, AZ, United States, January 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ – In the heart of the Arizona desert where most would see only barren land, Waffle Forest proves that nature's resilience knows no… Continue reading How the Waffle Forest changes the landscape

There's nothing better than fresh produce! Discover the benefits of a home-grown garden with the Virtual Growing and Nourishing Healthy Communities home garden course offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for Shelby, Rusk and Harrison counties. This program is a three-session course offered virtually for free on the Zoom platform. Each session will… Continue reading Louraiseal McDonald: A Taste of Homemade Freshness | News

Omaha Public Schools continue to do a great job providing more opportunities and activities for children every year. While OPS has also felt the impact of students moving out of the district, there is still much work to be done over the next few years. KETV sat down with Deondre Jones, activities director for Benson… Continue reading Omaha Public Schools discusses long-term activity plan