Category: Garden and Landscaping

The year 2024 is coming to an end and there are many aspects of the new year to look forward to: new programs, unforgettable events and of course exciting home trends to try out. After a careful review of its internal data from September 2022 to August 2024, Pinterest has compiled a list of the… Continue reading 7 Decorating Trends That Will Be Huge in 2025, According to Pinterest

Catholic political activism is at a crossroads. For about 40 years, the pro-life and pro-family movements had a home within the Republican Party, while a small minority continued to fight for the soul of the Democratic Party. Two Supreme Court rulings, one establishing the right to same-sex civil marriage and one repealing the right to… Continue reading It's a new landscape for Catholic evangelism – and activism National Catholic Register

A couple are spending an estimated £500,000 converting a former water tower measuring 20m high and 10m wide into a family home. Tassy and Adam, who bought the derelict tower near Roade, Northamptonshire in 2019, appeared in an episode of Grand Designs on Channel 4. Plans call for an upstairs master bedroom suite and a… Continue reading A couple's major designs for the Northamptonshire Tower

Smart Communications, led by Bilyonaryo Manny V. Pangilinan, is pushing ahead with the modernization of its mobile network in Metro Manila to provide superior connectivity to millions of residents. This initiative is part of the company's broader aim to advance the country's digital future by meeting the increasing demand for seamless mobile data experiences. Smart… Continue reading Smart expands 5G network to improve Metro Manila's digital landscape

The perfect place to get ready for spring The 23rd Annual Nashville Lawn & Garden Show will be held Thursday through Sunday, March 1-4, at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds and is poised to welcome thousands of people to Tennessee's largest annual gardening event. “Gardens Past, Present and Future” is the theme of the four-day show,… Continue reading Nashville Lawn & Garden Show, March 1-4: | Health

Our planet can delight you if you give it a moment. “Patience, perseverance and determination” are needed to capture the beauty of the earth, said Peter Eastway, chairman of the jury of the 11th International Landscape Photographer of the Year Competition. If you move too quickly, you'll miss the stunning details of the world around… Continue reading 13 breathtaking images for the International Landscape Photographer of the Year

Piet Oudolf, father of the New Perennial Movement, dug up and redesigned his famous double borders in the garden of the Royal Horticultural Society at Wisley in Surrey. John Hoyland takes a look, with photographs by Clive Nichols. Twenty years ago, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) unveiled a monumental two-acre double border designed by Dutch… Continue reading Rip it up and start again: RHS Wisley's daring reinvention of one of its most famous plantings

In the last three months, 15 analysts have published ratings on Antero Resources ARand offers a variety of perspectives from bullish to bearish. The table below summarizes their most recent ratings, shows sentiment trends over the last 30 days and compares them to previous months. Bullish A bit bullish Indifferent A bit bearish Bearish Overall… Continue reading The Analyst Landscape: 15 Views on Antero Resources – Antero Resources (NYSE:AR)

Here: Yolande Milan Batteau, photographed by Matthew Placek. Above: Dianne Brill, photographed by Placek. Below: Debra Shaw photographed by Placek (left) and Dina Litovsky (right). All images courtesy of APPARATUS. “APPARATUS was born out of necessity,” recalls the design studio’s artistic director, Gabriel Hendifar. Like many connoisseurs, Hendifar was disappointed with the interior design options… Continue reading APPARATUS artistic director Gabriel Hendifar highlights the importance of lighting with a unique photographic experiment

Jonna Roberta Gane Lazarus, a landscape architect and artist whose interest in horticulture included native plants, died of ALS complications on November 24 at her Tuscan home in Canterbury. She was 81. She was born in Jamestown, New York, the daughter of graphic artist Robert Gane and medical secretary Beatrice Kestler Gane. After graduating from… Continue reading Jonna Roberta Gane Lazarus, landscape architect and artist, dies – Baltimore Sun