Category: Garden and Landscaping

Belém, Brazil, November 15, 2025 – The COP Action Agenda for Regenerative Landscapes (AARL) today announced an increase in investments to boost production, conservation and restoration, and promote integrated solutions to deliver resilient agricultural and food systems. More than 40 organizations responded More than $9 billion in committed investmentsmore than covers 210 million hectares Land,… Continue reading $9 billion was mobilized to regenerate agricultural and food landscapes and support 12 million farmers worldwide

Important points Avoid overly themed decorations, which can seem more tacky than chic. Don't overcrowd your table with seasonal decorations that overwhelm the food. Choose the centerpiece at the right height to avoid blocking the view of the table. Setting a beautiful Thanksgiving table that makes family and friends feel welcome and festive is just… Continue reading 6 Thanksgiving table faux pas a designer begs you not to make

Listen to this article Jen Lindstrom As the year comes to a close, donors and nonprofits alike are preparing for the impact of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which went into effect on July 4, 2025. This sweeping legislation changes the way Americans donate and the way charities receive, with most changes taking… Continue reading Strategic Giving in a Changing Tax Landscape

On an inconspicuous stretch of East Haley Street in Santa Barbara, surrounded by auto repair shops and industrial corners, there's a place that's easy to miss. But as soon as you walk through the factory gate, the surroundings disappear and a quiet, unexpected urban garden unfolds. It's lush but simple, open but purposeful, and rooted… Continue reading Collin Harmon: The factory transforms industrial spaces into an urban garden retreat | Homes & Lifestyle

Collaborating with farmers, companies and governments in a specific geographical region is not only a powerful way to accelerate sustainable land management and improve farmers' livelihoods, but also a very effective way to share risks, reduce costs and create lasting change. IDH aims to protect and restore five million hectares of vulnerable landscapes by 2030… Continue reading Why landscape initiatives are becoming increasingly relevant as supply risks increase for agri-food companies

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) – Daylight is lost early these days thanks to the end of daylight saving time on November 2nd. Klehm guides say you can see the longest shadows between 2 and 3 p.m.(Catalyst Design & Photography | Klehm Arboretum & Botanical Garden) While the sun is on the horizon, the Klehm Arboretum &… Continue reading With the introduction of the Harezlak family sundial, Klehm presents dramatic autumn shadows

The international trade controls team at Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP has launched an interactive tariff tracker designed to help businesses and the public navigate evolving import controls affecting nearly every country in the world that does business with the United States. The tracker details tariffs on imports into the United States that the federal government… Continue reading Hunton's interactive rate tracker shows the evolving legal landscape

The new Covid memorial garden is scheduled to open in 2026. (Image: UNESCO City of Design / provided) This comes alongside the launch of a public crowdfunder after it was approved earlier this year. The permanent green space planned for Caird Avenue next to Moncur Crescent Playpark was officially approved earlier this year. The crowdfunder… Continue reading The next phase for Dundee's Covid memorial garden begins, with Dundonians invited to contribute

Netflix released its four-part documentary series about the US Marine Corps on Tuesday. In keeping with the service's 250th anniversary, “Marines” follows the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit — one of only seven Marine Expeditionary Units and the only permanently forward-deployed Marine Expeditionary Unit — “as they conduct high-risk combat exercises in the Pacific,” the streaming… Continue reading “Marines” documentary focuses on the target amid the changing Pacific landscape

Olives are among the oldest cultivated trees in the world and have been cultivated for more than 7,000 years. Native to the Mediterranean region, they have beautiful, silvery leaves and elegant, willow-like stems. Small, white flowers bloom from late winter to early spring, with fruit ripening on mature trees in the fall. Young olive trees… Continue reading Here's how to start growing your own olive tree – indoors or outdoors