Category: Garden and Landscaping

The The slump in oil prices according to the twin shocks of the tariffs of President Donald Trump and the surprising increase in production through the organization of the Petroleum Exporting countries and allies (Opec+) has changed the global energy landscape at breathtaking speed. Brent Crude, the global benchmark, fell by 13 percent by Thursday… Continue reading The global energy landscape again determines the oil price in Freefall.

Our ranch-style house from the 1950s in Birmingham, Alabama, shows its age in many ways, some of them more charming than others. After the first tour I was not a big fan of the front door, which seemed to be with three small, rectangular glass panes in the upper third of the door in the… Continue reading Why you should replace your front door

Future students and employees of MIC can look forward to a refreshing vision of the city campus. Teachers and experts of the future can enjoy a garden that was designed with the future at Limerick's Mary Immaculate College (MIC). The college has organized an award-winning company to create a sustainable landscape for his Limerick campus.… Continue reading Mary, I have an eye on the future campus landscape

An adult zebra -longwing butterfly, Florida's state butterfly. Provided The Garden Club of Cape Coral is holding its first open house and tours in Cape Coral-Lee County Public Library on Saturday. The event, the butterfly eggs and chrysalis exhibited, some host plants and hopefully some butterflies in mesh habitats will run on April 5 from… Continue reading Butterfly Garden Open House and Tours for Saturday Set for Saturday

While diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) make a large headlines, this may not mean many changes to the workplace – as long as employers comply with the law and employment laws, says one expert. With the news from Washington, DC and the dishes, it came from the dishes for a few weeks. […] While diversity,… Continue reading Understanding of Dei programs at the workplace in a new landscape – Central New York Business Journal

WSU Extension Master Gardener from Snohomish County is pleased to present the second of a new six -part informal educational program. The multi -year way: a Walk & Talk series. To April 12thLee Borgatta, co-manager of the Master Gardener Gärtner-Gartens and board member of the Evergreen Arboretum & Garden, invites guests to the Arboretum to… Continue reading The multi -year way: a Walk & Talk series – Spring Burn & Bloomer

Since the landscape is developing sustainably and the climate, especially in the EU in connection with CSRD and CSDDD and in the state of California, companies can take intelligent steps to manage compliance and protect profitability. An effective program requires a strategic focus on using your information in order to meet the needs of internal… Continue reading Sustainability today: strategies for a dynamic landscape

President Donald Trump presented new tariffs on Wednesday, which the White House described as a “liberation day”. “In my opinion, this is one of the most important days in American history,” said Trump during a press conference in the rose garden outside the White House. “It is our explanation of economic independence.” Here you can… Continue reading What is in Trump's comprehensive new tariff plan?

Seeing Spotted Lanternflies in your garden can mean bad news for your garden. These insects, which come from Asia, mainly feed on trees, plants and other bushes. Due to their invasive nature, they can destroy green spaces of all kinds, including nature conservation and agricultural areas, and represent a significant threat to US ecosystems. According… Continue reading Now it's time to kill lantern flying before you have time

By Marne Hayes EBS columnist While we are waiting in the last months of winter or spring – depending on the day – there is no time like the present to think about how we can proactively change our landscapes in order to meet our climate and water capacity of our community. Consider water -related… Continue reading Every drop counts: Start in action by planning your water -related landscape