Category: Garden and Landscaping

A “colorful” art exhibition in Scotland has been named one of the best in the UK of 2025. The Times newspaper unveiled the list, which included must-see installations in places such as London and Brighton, and said museums and galleries across the UK were unveiling a series of “exciting” exhibitions at the start of the… Continue reading 'Colourful' art exhibition in Scotland named one of the best in the UK for 2025

From digital glitches to mind-boggling distortions, Mexico City-based artist Alexis Mata is interested in how visual information is lost or distorted when moving from one context to another. In his oil paintings, bouquets of flowers and vast desert landscapes spread across the canvas as if merging or expanding into unrecognizable shapes. “If your eyes look… Continue reading Psychedelic distortions and glitches run through Alexis Mata's bold paintings – colossal

This coverage is made possible in part through a partnership between IPR and Ground materiala nonprofit environmental media organization. This week, IPR examined how some small businesses in northern Michigan rely on snow and how they are affected by warm winters. On Tuesday we heard about loans from a federal aid program that is used… Continue reading Unreliable winters bring new ideas, from different offerings to lobbying

TrendForce's latest report estimates that global shipments of VR and MR headsets are expected to reach approximately 9.6 million units in 2024, up 8.8% year-on-year. This year's shipment performance highlights three key industry trends shaping the global VR and MR ecosystem: the dominance of low-cost devices, the shift from entertainment accessories to productivity tools, and… Continue reading Apple's Vision Pro is reshaping the VR/MR landscape, driving applications from entertainment to productivity tools, says TrendForce

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With the holiday season upon us, the temperatures quite cold, the leaves all on the ground, and the official start of winter just days away, my attention is drawn to the anchors of the garden: evergreens. Often outshined by their showier and flowerier relatives in the garden during the warmer months, winter is the time… Continue reading Ask the Gardener: Decorate your garden with boughs of holly this winter

Face it – companies are facing a perfect storm of increasing customer requests, talent shortages, hybrid operations and rising customer expectations. To be successful, customer service organizations must curate a range of technologies that support their operations. To find out which ones are most important, we asked technology decision-makers, suppliers and other subject matter experts… Continue reading What it means to you

Next year should be a pretty exciting year Decoration trendswith details such as color drenching, large texture and exaggerated ceilings taking center stage. While trends like Barbiecore and Japandi come and go quickly (and as a brand we always tend to favor them). timeless, unique houses over fading fads) it can be fun to keep… Continue reading 8 interior trends that designers say will fall by the wayside in 2024

A total of 27 landscape committee membership positions have been filled, covering the Eyre Peninsula, Hills and Fleurieu, Kangaroo Island, Limestone Coast, Murraylands and Riverland, Northern and Yorke and SA Arid Lands. Landscape committees play an important role in working with their communities and stakeholders to provide strategic leadership and implement regional priorities with a… Continue reading Ministry of Environment and Water

Plant dividing is a clever gardening technique that involves dividing a plant in half to create a new plant for free. Most perennials benefit from division every two to three years to maintain their health and vigor and ensure they look and function at their best. Dividing a plant can also help prevent the plant… Continue reading How and when to divide perennials