Gertrude Jekyll, the doyenne of early-20th-century British gardening and mother of the modern mixed border, was ever the optimist. On at least one occasion in her later years, however, she admitted that building a garden takes up about a third of one’s time on earth—in learning and putting that knowledge into practice.
After a third of a century of creating, tweaking, and fine tuning, my garden of mixed borders is no exception. It continues to evolve and change. One of the biggest changes occurred after a trip to England to visit Great Dixter, the world-class garden and manor house of Christopher Lloyd, built in 1460. After our trip overseas, I announced to my wife, Peggy, that I wanted to tear up our (then) 18-year-old garden and reinvent it to mimic the idyllic English garden feel of Great Dixter.
My own “Tennessee Dixter,” a modest emulation of Great Dixter, is still a work in progress. This long border (actually a series of borders) is not only an oasis but also an ever-changing project, which shows that a garden doesn’t have to continue to follow one style started years ago. It can—and should—grow and evolve with you. I use three points to build and maintain continuity and beauty in my ever-changing long border: distinct areas within each border, repetition of key elements, and gradual transitions between borders.
Create diversity without distraction
Whether you’re planning a small bed or one big border, start with a strategy. Otherwise, you may end up with a disjointed, visually unappealing series of plants. Incorporate these elements to create unity within an existing border and to maintain cohesiveness through any future additions.
1. Distinct areas within the border
A formal evergreen container, surrounded by a large grouping of pink phlox constitutes a distinct area within this lengthy stretch of border.
2. Repetition of key elements
The pink of the phlox appears throughout the border in the same or similar plants, leading the eye effortlessly along.
3. Gradual transitions
This arbor, in combination with the climbing vines, provides a smooth segue from one garden area to another.
Defy monotony by maintaining distinct areas within the border
When designing a border garden—whether you complete it in one fell swoop or, like I have, take years to add and re-create sections of border—it is important to establish distinct areas within each section to give it life. Diversity, of course, can easily lead to distraction when there is too much of it. The plant collector’s mania always fights with the designer’s restraint, with the plant collector often winning. It’s all about establishing balance.
Many of the British and other European gardens that I admire are planted exuberantly with masses of informal flowers within formal frameworks, but because the beginnings of my garden were started with informality, I reversed this theme to incorporate distinct formal areas within an informal layout. I establish these formal areas by mixing in yews, box hedges, and stone walls. Pruned into balls, cones, or clouds, boxwoods prove to be valuable in winter when most perennials dissipate. After leaf fall, the boxwoods seem to jump out of their surroundings. Distinct formal areas are also established by the inclusion of urns, large pots, and topiaries. On the face of it, this reversal to formal within informal, rather than vice versa, would seem incoherent. Surprisingly, however, it works.
Large groupings of the same or similar plants also create distinct areas that defy monotony. I depend on summer phloxes, for instance, to pull this off during their season. Big groups of phloxes of the same color dominate in July and August, but they do not overwhelm because, nearby, there is such a plethora of foliage and other colors.
The parts of the border, however, should always be in direct relation to the whole. One way I attempt to avoid the perception of “too much” is to leave a couple of areas in the front of borders for annuals. These are always in one color per location, and the color is one that will blend with perennials of the season. I follow cool-season annuals (violas, pansies, and dianthus) with summer annuals (impatiens, vinca, and wax begonias). These annual plantings produce an effect almost year-round.
Create unity with repetition
Repetition within a border establishes continuity, which is an essential part of every garden. It leads the eye, drawing you seamlessly from one section of border to the next. When done well, you barely notice that it’s happening.
An easy way to establish repetition is through plant selection. I am enamored with large, bold plants in my borders, and use numerous cannas (Canna spp. and cvs., USDA Hardiness Zones 8–11), large coleus (Solenostemon scutellarioides cvs., Zone 11), hostas (Hosta spp. and cvs., Zones 3–9), and hardy begonias (Begonia grandis subsp. evansiana, Zones 6–9).
The key to successful repetition with plants is to remember that repeating something doesn’t mean that each feature is identical. I use cannas, for instance, in my borders to provide a contrast to fine-foliage plants. But the cannas are different varieties, heights, and leaf shapes. They constitute repetition but not to the point of boredom.
And, no, the repetition does not have to be of bold plants, either; simple plants can be just as effective. I use liriope (Liriope spp. and cvs., Zones 6–10) in my rock-wall border but in a variety of group sizes and mixed colors.
Color is a great means of repetition, and my borders are all color coded to a certain extent. Most of them are pastel, possibly due to reading too much British-gardening literature. Pastels in the southern United States do have a tendency to wash out, though, which explains why I started a red border in the 1990s. I pull off this bold move from pastels to bright reds using transitional elements.
Fuse borders using gradual transitions
Once repetition is established, it’s important in borders like mine—where the long border is actually numerous small gardens joined together—to create a gradual transition from one section of border to another. For gradual transitions, I have found that one of the best ways to blend one group of more prominent perennials with another is with the use of climbers or other plants that weave among their neighbors.
I especially like using perennial geraniums, my favorite among them being hardy geranium (Geranium sanguineum var. striatum, Zones 3–8). These geraniums, standing alone, will top out at 8 inches but easily climb to 18 inches when combined with and allowed to grow into neighboring perennials or shrubs.
My borders also have distinct dividing points that help provide a transition from one section of border to the next, though these are minimal. One border is broken from another, for instance, by a cross path and an arbor with climbing vines. Another arbor joins two other sections of border. Similar colors at adjoining ends of borders soften any change and keep the transition from being too abrupt.
There is one exception to these examples: A 12-foot-wide swath of lawn separates a shaded section of pastels (mostly self-seeded impatiens in summer and fall) and the red border in full sun. In this case, the transition is more dramatic, and I will say, in all modesty, that some visitors have audibly gasped when turning suddenly from the soft shade colors to the brilliant reds and oranges in full sun. Even here, however, continuity is achieved by using stone mowing strips, pillars, and matching containers to provide a transition from the final pastel border to this hot-colored section of border.
In the grand scheme of things, a third of a century isn’t a long time to create and work with a garden you love. With a little know-how, you can easily continue to change and expand your garden year after year. Don’t be daunted by the fact that it might take years to build. Start planting. After all, once you start, at least there will be something there the next day.
Lengthen your garden’s performance
I am disappointed if I do not get at least 10 months of attractiveness from most of my mixed borders. I usually pull this off by following a few simple steps.
Don’t skimp on bulbs and blooms
If you do some research and planning to get the timing right, you can have blooms from late winter right into summer. Most years, I have hundreds of crocuses, early daffodils, and snowdrops on the move by the end of January.
Use evergreens to extend the season
Spring and summer are a garden’s prime time, but shrubs and small trees keep the border going late into the gardening season. Many ornamental grasses also last well into winter, carrying on until after Christmas in our climate.
Put in some hours
Regular deadheading and trimming are a prerequisite to season-long appearance—this garden is no low-maintenance wonder. I will even pull some midsummer derelict that has decided to decline and plop in a stop-gap annual or shrub.
Jimmy Williams, garden columnist for The Paris Post-Intelligencer, gardens at his home in Paris, Tennessee.
Photos, except where noted: Steve Aitken. Site plan: Martha Garstang Hill.


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Some plants may look beautiful in your landscape, but they can have a devastating effect. Non-native invasive species are a threat to biodiversity in the United States. Invasive plant are slowly changing the character of our natural ecosystems by displacing native plants, impacting native wildlife habitat, increasing soil erosion, and limiting forestry management options. This Program will identify some of the most common invasive plants found in urban landscapes, explain how they reproduce and/or spread, and discuss harm that can come from their persistence in southwest Florida as well as management, control strategies and ideas of Florida-Friendly plants that can be used to replace them on your landscape. Some of the principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping will also be addressed in the presentation
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The Town of Cambridge Garden Awards are held annually to recognise well designed, maintained and aesthetically pleasing gardens.
The Town encourages sustainable and water wise gardens which are clean, neat and contribute to the greening of Town streetscapes.
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Judging commences in October each year and all finalists are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of Electors in December where the winners of each category are announced and presented with their award.


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Kings Mill Reservoir Leisure Development
Sutton in Ashfield
PROJECT STATUS: Under construction. Due to be completed by late 2024.
REGENERATION STRAND: More to Discover
ADDRESS: Kings Mill Reservoir, Sutton in Ashfield, NG17 4PA
The Kings Mill Reservoir flagship project for a new boathouse with meeting room and restaurant space will be an important catalyst to boost night time economy in the area. It will also bring opportunities for events and meeting space, as well as growth in water sports and recreational activities.
Work started on the project in June 2023 and forms part of Ashfield District Council’s £62.6million Towns Fund programme. The new facility will house modern, accessible changing facilities for water sports and a meeting/training room on the ground floor. A restaurant and function space will occupy the first floor, offering views across the water at the Sutton in Ashfield site.
A 136-space car park, built on former wasteland, at Kings Mill Reservoir opened in November 2023 to accommodate the future increase in visitors to the site. Native hedging and trees will be planted on the car park to increase the biodiversity on site, and a permeable surface has been used to mitigate flooding impacts.
Ashfield District Council’s plans for Kings Mill Reservoir complement the expansion of the Mill Adventure Base, to offer a larger variety of activities for visitors across Nottinghamshire and beyond.
The reservoir site is a key gateway to Ashfield from Mansfield and improvements will help increase the area’s visitor economy. The site had significant investment in recent years through the £1.8m Heritage Lottery funded Mills Waters project, which has delivered essential de-silting work for water sports, habitat creation, a heritage centre, upgrade of the café, restoration of an historic viaduct, and additional car parking.
This project hopes to build on this by creating a greater choice of leisure facilities and establishing the site as a major visitor destination.
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Hey, Dave Kelly here, a member of the Aquascape pond squad and also known as The Tech Guy. Today, I'm going to show how you can expand the enjoyment of the outdoors into the evening hours with the installation of an Aquascape LED Lighting System. The first step of any successful landscape lighting project is selecting the proper light fixtures. For this particular project, we're going to use several different styles of Aquascape LED lights to illuminate the pond and waterfalls as well as up light the trees in the background surrounding the water feature. What's great about the Aquascape LED light compared to traditional landscape lighting is that these can be fully submerged. This allows you the option to light the water feature from above and below the water.
On this project we're going to submerge several three-watt spot light fixtures in the pond. At night the beams from these lights will provide a soft glow throughout the pond. They will pick up the colors of fish as they swim through the path of the lights. The lights can be installed in the pond on the mounting stand provided or the light fixture can be completely removed from the mounting hardware and disguised between the rocks in the pond. A simple tip when positioning the light is to make sure that you aim the light away from the main viewing area. This helps prevent the lights from inadvertently shining into someone's eyes. Once the light fixture's installed in the desired position, the electrical cables can be run up and over the side of the pond. We will make all of our electrical connections a little bit later in this project. We are now going to use the Aquascape waterfall and landscape accent light up light our waterfalls. The flat base of this light provides a stable platform that keeps the light in position beneath the fast flowing water. This will give the waterfalls a beautiful shimmering effect at night. For really tight spaces the fixture can even be removed from the base and tucked into position.
Now that we have all our pond lighting installed below the water, let's take a look at a few other key focal points that we want to illuminate above the water. The Aquascape spotlights are ideal for up lighting trees and plants as well as highlighting areas like streams and waterfalls. This small one-watt spotlight works great positioned alongside the perimeter of the waterfall, highlighting the rushing water and the accent stones surrounding the falls. Install the stake provided in the fixture holder and pushed firmly in the ground. Final adjustments can be made once the light is staked into position.
One technique that makes a dramatic effect on the waterfalls at night is to use a combination of a spotlight shining from above the water and the waterfall accent light from below the water. We're going to use the larger three-watt and six-watt spot lights to up light the trees in the background of this project. Up lighting the trees, shrubs and other plants surrounding the water feature will help provide visual depth to the nighttime landscape. Selecting the proper low voltage transformer to power your lighting system is as simple as using a little math to add up the total amount of light watts used in the installation. For this project, we are installing a total of 21 watts of LED lights. We recommend adding an additional 10% to compensate for any fluctuation wattage or just jump to the next size transformer. Having a transformer with extra space will give you power in case you want to expand your lighting system in the future. It is recommended to locate the transformer as close to the light fixtures as possible in order to avoid voltage drops caused by long electrical cable runs. Hang the transformer from a secure object such as post or the side of the home. Wiring the Aquascape 12-volt lighting system is a snap with the easy to install Quick Connect system. Each light includes a durable quick connect electrical connectors that allow the entire lighting system to be installed without any tools or difficult wire splicing.
Aquascape offers a variety of quick connect lighting accessories to choose from including splitters and extensions and even electronic photocell timer that allows you to completely automate your lighting system. Of course Aquascape lights can also be incorporated into any existing 12-volt landscape lighting system by removing the quick connects and using commercial available low voltage outdoor wiring connectors. On this project we'll use an electronic photocell with digital timer that will turn the lights on at dusk and then turn them off and one of the programmable intervals. We'll be running two 25-foot extension cables one along the front of the pond and one around the back. These particular extensions have a quick connect at every five-foot interval allowing you to connect lights at a number of locations along the extension cable. Additional three-way and six-way splitters can then be used to connect multiple light fixtures. Once all the lights are installed, the cables can be buried out of sight.
Now that the electrical connections are completed, you can plug in the transformer into a GFCI outdoor electrical outlet. Check to make sure all the lights are working and make any final adjustments to the position of lights to maximize their effect in the landscape. Aquaescape's energy efficient LED lighting system can help you add an entirely new dimension to your outdoor lifestyle. Their versatility provides you with many ways to use them in water feature and landscape setting. For more information on Aquascape products, please visit our website at aquascapesupplies.com.au


El Camino del Cerro to Goret Road is currently in design.
Improvements include widening Silverbell Road to a curbed four-lane divided desert parkway with pedestrian facilities, bike lanes, lighting, drainage improvements, new native landscaping, and public art.
Although the design will be moving forward, there will be an 18-month to 2-year-period before construction begins on this segment to allow for the planning and excavation of cultural resources. Pima County and the City of Tucson will be working together on this very important aspect of the Silverbell Corridor.
60% Design Open House was held November 14, 2016.
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GARDEN DESIGN – APRIL 2007
The work of Living Green's Davis Dalbok is featured in the April 2007 issue of Garden Design. The story profiles eight cutting-edge designers and what it takes "to make a style statement in a pot."
Davis Dalbok – Pushing Zones:As a horticulturist and founder of San Francisco design showroom and garden design firm Living Green, Davis Dalbok likes to say he "gardens with one foot in the tropics," meaning that he tends to spin a tropical look, even when the plants he designs with are not tropical. These two containers, sporting subtropical plants are a perfect example.
"Here the fishhooks are permanent, but the crocosmias are not," says Dalbok. "When the crocosmias are past bloom, we trade them out for daylilies or cymbidiums and plant them in the ground."
—Garden Design, April 2007 [Click image to enlarge.]
GARDEN DESIGN – FEBRUARY 2007
From the article of Garden Design's February 2007 issue, "Silk Route — Sculptural Houseplants That Bring the Garden Indoors Complement a Sophisticated Asian-Style Interior in the Heart of San Francisco,"
"Working hand in hand with Davis Dalbok of San Francisco's Living Green, which specializes in tropical and subtropical plantings, decorative objects and garden design, they created an Asian sanctuary of luxury, calm and grace."
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hardtop gazebo is one of many decorations in our outdoor residing that will change our usual backyard in to an fascinating outside living. The function of a gazebo in the garden is principally as the outside area for relaxation. However, nowadays, the function can also be really near to as the ornament in the garden. Many people even make the gazebo as the key stage in the garden. Many designs and components can be found to create a gazebo. hardtop gazebo is one of many common gazebos that people can decide to enhance our garden.
You may deal with the small yard decoration. If you have this type of garden, that which you want to do is handling the space. The Yard garden a few ideas for small areas could be therefore simple. You just add many kinds of flowers. Then, you can include illumination ideas also. Since we have the tiny spots, obviously the lighting ideas can be so simple. Though it is simple, but you've to ensure that the illumination fitting can cover all garden areas.
Those are some advices which we could give you. You can find the further reason from another sources. But the most crucial point is how to handle the space in the garden. By having the nice hardtop gazebo ideas, we know that you will have a great backyard design. The yard may be used as your relaxing time when you are getting exhausted after going home from work. The backyard will make you feel fresh. You can drink a sit down elsewhere in the yard with your family.
hardtop gazebo is selected often because of its quality for being very resilient and simple to maintain. Wrought metal gazebo has sophisticated seems with the wonderful detail shapes. There are some standard designs of wrought iron gazebo. We can make a square, rectangle, round, or hexagonal gazebo. Usually, the underside the main gazebo is made since the wall, while the top of portion is only some poles while the structures of the gazebos. This really is to permit more access to savor the outdoor view from the gazebos. We can also mix some other resources with material materials.
Wood is definitely adequate for pretty much all kinds of designs. We could have the poles in wood, and coupled with metal fence. Steel is used not just as the body material of the gazebo. But it can be applied as the material for the roof. Material roof is extremely durable from the excessive condition of the outside weather. It is not easily damaged that may save yourself our time and price for maintenance. Metal roof can be used for just about any gazebo designs. Wooden or cement gazebos are very beautiful when fitted along with steel roof. This kind of steel top is quite appropriate for folks who are now living in areas which have significantly rain and snow. The material roof won't be significantly afflicted with moisture and mold.
Really, you just need to see some photographs of various garden decoration. By understanding the images, you possibly can make comparison. The garden may be created by contemplating the things of the compared pictures. Then, you can set the hardtop gazebo ideas with innovative ideas. The innovative a few ideas here will be the gazebo installment or deck insertion. The deck can be used for spending the morning time in the garden.
There will be so large a few ideas when we talk about the exterior design. Making a good backyard style will matter with several considerations. Firstly, you ought to cope with the size of the garden. Furthermore, the creative a few ideas must be put there. Here are many some advices which you need to do. It relates to how to make a great backyard design. Giving some advices for you personally, we hope that the hardtop gazebo will undoubtedly be therefore great. The hardtop gazebo ideas will be delivered here.


Modern gardens possess a fresh, calm browse around them which soothe us in the finish of the busy day. Their borders are similar to individuals utilized in ordinary gardens your garden design is dependant on geometry getting many straight lines and angles instead of bends and curves. The design and style is highlighted with bold colors. The primary aim would be to support the walls, porticos, outdoors furniture, and stone carvings.
The different colors in vegetation is very little utilized in these gardens. The vegetation is looked as a long architecture for that house so elongated shrubbery, large assortment of one plant, and artistic vegetation is considered for this kind of garden.
All modern gardens consume a common algorithm. Like additional factors of contemporary outside garden, they mainly have inorganic materials. The development from the garden is an indication of deep study plants represent the energetic existence and mind. There’s a obvious inclination to make use of shed for that contains plantation plant life. This figuratively implies that man has mastered his senses and it has got victory over his mind and soul.
Modern gardeners nowadays experience dynamic environments with ever-altering challenges and constraints. Rooftop gardens, Japanese gardens, and pot gardening are types of how modern gardeners have altered to those new conditions. Additionally, individuals are cooperating to talk about the limited open vegetables that exists in metropolitan areas to recreate the wonder and functionality of gardens.
Gardeners all around the developed and developing countries are re-inventing modern gardening techniques. You will find “eco-friendly topping” projects happening in Montreal and Chicago, innovative locality gardens in India, and city rainwater harvesting projects in Melbourne. Furthermore, newer gardening methods like “sq . ft . gardening” are categorically produced to assist gardeners with space constraints improve their productivity.
Basically 4 forms may be used to describe the geometrical patterns from the modern outside garden:
First, straight line structures are utilized many occasions to brighten exterior iron walls and brick fences.
Second, architecture around quadrilateral designs to create artistic pools.
Third, abstract triangular designs to assuage the attention and make up a unique sensation.
4th, feministic and spiritualistic designs were proven by circular architecture around trees and fountains.
The primary concept of landscape designing would be to develop an outside exciting experience so we should specifically notice any decoration made from flowers. In places where lots of people gather, modern garden ideas symbolize their feelings and also the activities they are doing there.
The objective of this short article ended up being to with each other show some excellent ideas of contemporary gardens as seen by us. They’re selected for his or her unparalleled innovativeness in design, and for their feature to use components in an exceedingly unique way.


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You need to take the time to satisfy with the landscaper. You require to talk to them about what you are looking for, and they require to help you establish a style you will love.
How will you landscape be utilized? A fantastic style is nice, however it has to be functional. They require to understand how you are going to use your backyard and who else will be using it. This will make a big difference in the design. exteriorarchitecture1. If you like to host huge parties that you desire a feature such as a big patio area.
You desire your yard to be functional and lovely. What do you do not like about your present landscaping? You should walk the backyard with the landscaper and talk about the important things you already like about your lawn and a few of the things you do not like. They may have the ability to utilize a few of your existing plants in a brand-new and imaginative method.
Having a negative experience can make an individual cautious of working with a new landscaper. Landscapers will wish to avoid things that clients do not like. Can We Visit the Area? While there are some towns where all the home looks the very same, the landscaping can set them apart. Walk around and see the designs that look enticing and the ones that do not look so excellent.
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Various plants will require various levels of upkeep. If not they require plants that are easy to take care of.
The landscaper might have to recommend some concepts as far as coloring goes. Budgeting Info This is another issue that is going to need to be brought up.
The cost of the task must be discussed in advance so everyone is on the very same page about what can be done. Is There a Custom-made 3D Style?
While an illustration or even a 2D image is accommodating people will be impressed at the design when they can see it in 3D. This new technology can likewise enable the landscaper to add furnishings, little details, as well as textures to their style. When a person sees their project in 3D, they end up being really delighted about it – exteriorarchitecture3.
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There are thousands of alternatives to select from when it concerns making landscaping design choices. There are many choices from the kind of plants to use to where the outdoor furnishings is going to be. This new technology is a great way to produce brand-new styles and see the landscaping concepts come to life.
Are there above ground stuctural factors I need to be worried with for my outside landscape? Do I have a budget and is it sensible? There are lots of more concerns to ask before moving forward on a garden style plan.
It might benefit you to talk to a garden designer or landscape designer and see if working with an expert is the direction that best fits you – exteriorarchitecture3. ** All b/w illustrations Residential Landscape Architecture, style process for the Private Residence by Booth/Hiss. Color illustration Todd Haiman Landscape Design 2016.
As a designer, I’ve become rather excellent at this throughout the years so before you go charging into your next on-site assessment, here is my detailed guide to distilling the dollar worth from your new customer. Step One Prepare Your Client Ahead of Time Rather than merely springing the concern on your potential customer and putting them on the spot for an answer, help them be prepared to have a response by planting the seed early on.
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Utilize this as a chance to provide them something to think about between the call and the time you satisfy on site. You’re not asking them to provide you a response right away, you’re asking them to make the time to believe about it.
The last thing I desire you to experience is a bunch of surprise surprises.”Oh, and if you could bring some images or printouts of the sorts of things you have actually seen before that you actually like, that would be truly handy too.


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Construction of a new stormwater system extending from Old Wairoa Road and Walters Road to the Pahurehure Inlet is set to reduce the impact of flooding and allow for further housing development in Takanini.
Councillor Daniel Newman recently visited the site and was impressed by the progress made.
“With so much housing to be built in this area, this project is enabling us to have the infrastructure needed to sustain such an influx," he said.
Councillor Newman was also pleased to see public amenities and improving the natural heritage of the area were a key part of the development.
“The project is creating the stunning Awakeri Wetlands, with a network of 2.3km of pathways, complemented by over 100,000 newly planted natives, making this a unique open-space that will enhance the community for many generations.”
The project aims to acknowledge the area’s history, by sourcing two plant species that have become regionally extinct and cultivating them for this project. The wetlands will also provide habitat for aquatic species such as banded kokupu and eels, as well as native lizards and birds.
The Awakeri Wetlands is expected to be complete in 2020 and, in the coming months, works will be focussed on the excavation of the waterway and construction of the boardwalks, weirs and footpaths.


Cattana Wetlands Opens This Sunday!
From: 3 December 2009: The combination of a disused sand mine site, several sugarcane fields and a patch of remnant rainforest has been resurrected as an abundant vital wetlands.
Cairns Regional Council will showcase the $ 3 million project, as a result of dedicated hard work and creativity, at the official public opening of Cattana Wetlands Sunday morning, coinciding with Tropical Tree Day.
Major work has been underway for more than a year to rehabilitate the area that incorporates walking tracks, picnic shelters, a board walk and 10,000 new native trees creating a recreational haven for locals and visitors alike.
Mayor Val Schier said the site was originally a sugarcane farm owned by Franco Cattana mined to supply sand used in the creation of the Cairns Esplanade. “The site included 30 hectares of Feather Palm forest, a component of the lowland rainforest that was once extensive in this area but is now present only in remnant patches,” Cr Schier said.
“In the late 1990’s council and the community worked together on a greening plan for the area between Smithfield and Yorkeys Knob and as part of that exercise came up with a master plan for Cattana that included the lake that had sprung up in the quarry.”
The Master Plan was adopted in by Council in 1998, resulting in a wetland that currently covers an area of more than 80 hectares. “In honour of Franco Cattana’s love of this spot the boardwalk will be officially named after him. His son Jonathan will be present on the day as Mr Cattana passed away in August.”
The boardwalk’s 400m of decking has been produced from recycled plastic direct from kerbside pickup waste, equivalent to approximately 600,000 plastic 2-litre milk containers and redeeming 1186 cubic metres of landfill.
Recycled plastic planking has been utilised as site conditions require a long life expectancy structure and it is possible the boardwalk will be under water for months during the wet season.
The park will be open every day 5.30am to 7pm and may be closed in the event of wet season flooding.
The multi million rehabilitation project, in Smithfield, has been jointly funded by Council and the State Government’s 150th Legacy Infrastructure Program.


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Some Beuautiful Front Yard Landscape Ideas – Your front page introduces your house, welcoming guests and greet you at the end of a long day. After all, your home is your haven. Why not have your page reflect the peace and joy that you feel when you spend time at your place of rejuvenation? We at Dislive enjoys writing about landscape design. Our focus is often the backyard, but today all that changed.
We will explore the extraordinary material front yard landscaping to the front, and we will see some tips and techniques to make the space attractive. There is no one right way to make a big impact. In fact, although the nature of some of the featured homes at this time, there’s no rule that says you have to have the house in order to display the front page with a wow factor. Enjoy browsing, and possibly pictures below inspire you in gardening and landscaping business.


With Garden designer Pro app, you can easily design as well as make dream garden without any other help. You can enjoy an impressive collection of more than hundred trees, shrubs as well as flowers as your garden accessories. If you want to create your own dream garden sans groundbreaking ceremony, then this application is beyond doubt perfect for you. A great thing is that you can save money and test them what types of plants to fit into the virtual garden. You can use them quickly and plan simply by pressing the device camera or select something from their library to make your garden impressive. This app is a great app beyond question because this app will help you make your own garden easy, just in a few touches.
- Impressive selection of more than 100 – trees, shrubs and flowers as accessories
- Save money and test them what plants to fit into their garden
- High definition more than 100 plant elements
- No in application purchases
- Position, zoom, rotate by finger touch
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This app has a unique concept. There was no any reference to this app. We visited client place and discuss the requirement. The client only shared an idea. We imagined the application, given it real shape from imagination and created design. People really loved this app.


When it comes to plumbing supplies, there are an array of systems that you will need for your home. If you are an avid garden, one essential plumbing supply would be a sprinkler system. If you select the most appropriate irrigation system for your needs, you can ensure that there will not be any water wastage or over flooding of your plants. The following are some options available to you when contemplating sprinkler systems.
Soaker hose systems
A soaker hose is made up of a flexible piping system that literally leaks water right into the ground, hence their name soaker hose. They are ideal if you are looking to ensure thorough irrigation for dense plantings. Nevertheless, you can also configure them to provide water for individually spaced plants by customising how the water soaks into the ground. Soaker hoses are typically connected directly to a water supply such as from a tank. However, if you would like to ensure you are conserving water you can connect them to a tap that you can turn off and on to decrease the chances of water wastage.
One of the more water efficient systems that you could consider for residential irrigation is the drip system. They are popular with homeowners who are focused on water conservation, as they will use the fraction of the water that is typically used by overhead spray systems. Drip systems, as the name suggests, will drip drops of water at specified locations. The system is made up of drip tubing that is strategically placed to ensure that the drops of water are going directly at the base of the plants that require the irrigation. Drip systems are also a great choice for homeowners who have clay soil. This is because the slow rate of water dispersal ensures that the soil has enough time to absorb the water. Another advantage of drip systems is that they will not cause any runoff on your property.
These are the most common option that homeowners will opt for when it comes to residential irrigation. They are convenient as they offer you an assortment of spray heads to choose from. This gives you the flexibility to purchase spray heads in relation to the amount of land that you would like to irrigate. It should be noted though that spray systems are not the most efficient irrigation systems that you could opt for. This is largely because they disperse water at a faster rate than most soils will be able to absorb it. Which could lead to oversaturation of your soil or water runoff on your property.


People like to sit near trees. The Solid Grille Bench is a squared tree grille combined with a seat. Solid Grille Benches come in a straight design and with bevelled corners for large and small tree grilles. The heavy gauge CorTen steel supports are fitted to the size of the tree grille.
Possibilities and constraints
Available in standard lengths ca.120, 150 or 180 cm
Available with straight or diagonal supports
The standard material is untreated weathering steel (-CT), optionally at a surcharge finished in a double layer powder coating (-PC)


Are you considering a natural stone product for your landscaping or building projects? Natural stone has long been used for a variety of purposes, from ornamental display pieces to practical building materials.
Limestone blocks are one of the most popular types of natural stones available, but there are other options to consider as well.
That is why we decided to take a close look at limestone blocks and compare them with several other common types of natural stone, so you can make an informed decision about which material is best for your project.
Overview of Limestone Blocks – what are they and how are they used
Limestone blocks are a widely used material in the construction industry. Quarried from deposits of sedimentary rock, these blocks have been used for thousands of years to build structures that are both strong and visually appealing.
Limestone blocks are popular for their durability and the way they complement other building materials, including brick and wood. They are used for a wide range of purposes, from building foundations to decorative walls and pillars.
These blocks come in various sizes and shapes, making them versatile enough to be used in a variety of projects, from grand buildings to simple home renovations.
The smooth, natural texture of limestone blocks also makes them a popular choice for landscaping and garden features.
Advantages of Limestone Blocks – durability, versatile design, and affordability
One of the key advantages of limestone blocks is their durability. Limestone is a naturally strong and hard-wearing material that can withstand the test of time.
Additionally, limestone blocks have a versatile design that can be used for a variety of applications, from retaining walls to paving stones.
And perhaps best of all, limestone blocks are an affordable choice that can fit within almost any budget.
Whether you’re looking to create a stunning outdoor living space or simply add some structural stability to your property, limestone blocks offer a practical and cost-effective solution.
Disadvantages of Limestone Blocks – can be difficult to install and requires regular maintenance
Limestone blocks have a fair share of disadvantages that make them less appealing to homeowners looking for a low-maintenance material for their home’s exterior.
The glossy finish that makes limestone blocks attractive also makes them slippery, which poses a safety hazard to residents during wet weather conditions.
Additionally, limestone blocks can be challenging to install due to their tendency to crumble during cutting and shaping, adding more installation costs to the homeowner.
Furthermore, keeping limestone blocks in their best condition requires consistent maintenance, including sealing, polishing, and general cleaning.
It’s essential to weigh the benefits and drawbacks before deciding to use limestone blocks in any construction project.
Comparison between Limestone Blocks and other Natural Stones – Granite, Slate, and Travertine
When it comes to choosing the right natural stone for outdoor landscaping or hardscaping projects, there are a variety of options to consider.
Limestone blocks, granite, slate, and travertine are all popular choices due to their durability, natural beauty, and easy maintenance.
While limestone blocks may have a more muted color palette compared to the other stones, they are incredibly versatile and can be used in a variety of settings.
Granite offers a striking appearance with its speckled patterns and shimmering finish, while slate has a unique texture and comes in a range of earthy tones.
Travertine, on the other hand, has a more delicate appearance with its subtle veins and neutral hues.
Ultimately, the choice between these natural stones will come down to personal preference, budget, and the specific needs of the project at hand.
Best Uses for Different Natural Stones – where each stone type should be considered for installation
Natural stones can add a touch of elegance and style to any space, from floors to countertops and walls. Each type of stone has unique properties that make it suitable for different uses.
Limestone, for example, is a popular choice for flooring due to its natural ambiance and durability.
Granite is excellent for kitchen countertops due to its heat resistance and scratch-resistant qualities.
Slate is often used for accent walls or patios due to its reminiscent texture and steeped natural color.
Travertine, on the other hand, is ideal for outdoor usage due to its non-slip surface, making it perfect for around pools and walkways.
Knowing where to use each natural stone type will ensure that you get the most out of your investment while creating a stunning living or working space.
Tips for Choosing the Right Natural Stone for Your Project – advice on picking a stone that works best with your budget and desired result
When choosing the perfect natural stone for your project, it’s important to consider not only the overall look and feel that you’re hoping to achieve, but also your budget and the practicality of the stone you’re considering.
While there are certainly a wide variety of natural stones to choose from, some may be prohibitively expensive or unreliable for outdoor use. With that in mind, it’s always a good idea to do plenty of research before making any final decisions.
Look for stones that are durable, low-maintenance, and easy to clean, and aim to stay within your budget without sacrificing the overall quality of your chosen stone.


Limestone Paving Flags and Setts®
Roadstone Wood have sourced a range of Limestone Paving Flags and Setts, ideal for most paving applications. From the walkway leading up to the patio, Limestone Flags and Setts release a new lease of life and rich colour in what was once a dull landscape.
Limestone is generally smoother in appearance than Granite,and the Limestone paving setts bring their own unique appeal. The rich deep colour in Limestone paving adds beauty both when wet and dry.
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The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service commissioned Environmental Partnership to prepare a Masterplan for the Wianamatta Regional Park. The Masterplan was undertaken concurrently with a Conservation Management Plan. The project team included heritage, community consultation, and quantity costing consultation inputs under the direction of Environmental Partnership.
The site contains a number of significant heritage elements and has played an important role in the local history of the Western Sydney area. Conservation and adaptive re-use of the site has been an integral consideration for the parklands future development and use.
The masterplanning process has considered sustainability as an overarching principle and focus for the sites future use and development. This has taken into account that all facets of the site and their inter-relationships need to be examined with a view to a sustainable future.
Further to the masterplan work in 2014 Environmental Partnership built upon on the past work in developing concepts for concepts for two of the visitor precincts and an overall vision plan.


Developing a master plan for property by the gondola
February 16, 2008
BRECKENRIDGE ” The future development of Vail Resorts and Town of Breckenridge properties surrounding the BreckConnect Gondola is taking shape, as a team has formed to create a new master plan for the area.
Recently, the team and an outside design consultant decided on key components of the project that were presented at a Breckenridge Town Council worksesion.
Compatibility with the Town, a balance of transit and transportation, world-class resident and visitor experience and an authentic relationship to the Town while making the area a seamless transition to Main Street were the “design drivers” they came up with. They also hope to create an area that will have year-round activity and community acceptance.
“I think the first couple meetings have been educational on both sides of what we need to give and what we need to take,” said Councilmember Eric Mamula who is representing the council on the team.
DTJ Design, the consultant, has just started the planning process. The next step will be to initiate design concepts throughout the next month and a half “so people will have something to react to,” a consultant told the council at this week’s worksesion.


Indian sandstone paving with brick
edging has been used here in this split level terrace
with matching brick steps leading down to the lawn.
Different laying patterns are used
in the laying of the sandstone paving.
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The UCLA Extension Landscape Architecture Thesis class of Spring 2013, did a wonderful job! Below is an image from each of their projects, that were guided by Instructors Michael Kaufman and Jim Pickel.
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- June 21: Summer Quarter Begins
- June 26: Portfolio Review II
- July 26: Fall Enrollment Opens
- July 31: Free Program Info Session
- September 25: Portfolio Review I


In our work, we see before us the vision, inherited by Lipa Yahalom and Dan Tzur, out of their great love for the land of Israel and the human spirit – for man made landscapes.
We believe that the role of the landscape architect is to educate, not in words, but by creating and setting an example of professional dignity and modesty, leadership and influence on processes and design trends.
We see landscape architecture as a holistic creation, which draws from the natural-urban complex and creates an environment which was meant to be inseparable part of nature while adapting to sustainable design which considers the environment and promotes natural processes.
We focus on the human experience, as well as on a coherent, inspiring creation which expresses beauty and aesthetics. We believe that a harmonic ambience can make a people change their attitude toward their environment and society.
We try to stay updated and suit for each project, its best design, while remaining flexible and going with contemporary trends. This process leads us to a continuous research and a never-ending search for creative solutions which are tailored for the environment, the genius loci and the spirit of time.
We insist on a quality product, suited to the client's demands with a careful attention to maintenance conditions and budget in order to create a solution to a wide range of conditions and restrictions – a solution which maintains its quality and improves with age.
We believe in quality of design and construction with optimal efficiency and meeting deadlines together with a long and fruitful dialog between the client and the design team.
Our roots are planted in the heritage ground of the founders, who wondered about the meaning of our role as landscape designers in Israel and abroad. We outline our ongoing search for the fulfillment of our vision in the land and landscape, while adjusting to the changing needs of our environment. We are moving toward the future with a young, dynamic team who considers the fulfillment of the vision a professional and personal challenge.


TULSA, Okla. — GH2 Architects, LLC, an international architecture and design firm with offices in Tulsa, Okla., Oklahoma City, Okla., and Mesa, Ariz.; announces seven recent projects won design excellence awards from the AIA Eastern Oklahoma chapter. GH2's client submissions won the most honors of any other architecture firm.
Four projects won juried awards:
Three projects won the People's Choice award:
Michael Hall, AIA, GH2 principal, responds to the honors, "Our clients are amazing and we are grateful to work with them to bring good design to life."
He continued, "At GH2, we live by three words: design, service and solutions. When we see those values win awards on behalf of our clients, we call it a good day."
Since 1961, AIA Eastern Oklahoma, a Chapter of The American Institute of Architects, has represented the professional interests of over 300 licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied construction and design professionals in the eastern portion of the state.
GH2 Architects began its pursuit of design excellence in 1973. Today, it is an award-winning architecture and design firm passionate about providing in-house architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, master planning, and cost estimating services on behalf of its diverse client base. In every project they undertake, three principles drive every decision: Design. Service. Solutions. In addition to GH2's distinguished portfolio, comprised of thousands of projects across more than 15 different industry types, it has specialty practices in hospitality, equine and historic preservation architecture, recognized internationally for their distinction. To learn more about the firm, visit www.GH2.com.


leaf mould just to give plants a reasonable start. If you are taking over an existing border or a lawn, remove any weeds at this stage. We then laid permeable landscape fabric before applying a shingle mulch of about 5cm but I’m now in two minds about this. The membrane is useful before intended plants get established and unwanted weeds emerge, but I’m now more relaxed about it and positively encourage selfseeders. Whenever I see a corner of ugly black membrane sticking out of the gravel, I yank it out and have since been rewarded with self-seeding orange Icelandic poppies, first planted in 2012, pretty purple and pink Linaria, hopefully now with us forever, and wild foxgloves that thrive here. New planting is also easier when you don’t have to cut holes in a membrane. Once your plants are in, it’s fun to add a few larger pebbles, some seashells and some bowls of sedums then sit and enjoy your beach without feeling at all guilty as there’s little else to do. A sunny spot, no watering, very little weeding, and a bit of thinning is all that’s required. So much reward for so little effort. 108 Suffolk: July 2020
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Midyim Berry – Plant Profile and Landscaping Uses
Austromyrtus dulcis also known as Midyim Berry is a ‘bush tucker plant’ that is found Northern NSW (New South Wales) through to Fraser Island in Queensland. A low growing shrubby spreading shrub reaching up to 2 m. Sometimes used as a ground cover plant it occasionally called the ‘sand berry’.
Regarded as one of the best of all of the Bush Tucker Plants it also doubles as an attractive garden plant. Fruit can be harvested in autumn and plants can be given a very light prune at this stage as well. The fruit does not travel well so is rarely seen for sale away from it natural habitat.
Being a small shrubby plant this is a Bush Tucker plant that can be grown in a container.
Reaching a height of around 90cm in good conditions the plant will spread over 2m, sometines more. As it can be pruned it can also make an interesting low hedge.
The fruit that follows the white flowers of summer is a speckled white about the size of a small birds egg, sweet with an unusual taste.
Growing well in light shade to full sun Austromyrtus dulcis requires a frost free position. It also grows well in coastal conditions.
- Botanical Name – Austromyrtus dulcis
- Common Name – Midyim berries, midgen berry, sand berry.
- Position – Full Sun to part shade
- Soil – Well drained
- Height – .5m to 1m
- Spread to 1.5m
- Flowers – White star shaped
- Flowering Time – Summer
- Foliage – Mid to deep green
- Pruning – After harvesting berries.
- Uses – Bird attracting, fruiting plant, useful filler in the garden border.
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Worcester – Discover urban sustainability with Worcester's innovative building and streetscape projects Wednesday, June 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. The rain date is Thursday, June 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. The tour is open to the public and admission is free.
The Main South neighborhood has become a model green urban neighborhood, complete with community gardens, sustainable infrastructure, green design, and Worcester's only food coop. As a tribute to the emerging environmental justice movement that is happening in this neighborhood, the American Institute of Architects Central Massachusetts chapter will sponsor a walking tour of this revitalized community.
The tour will highlight the sustainable building and “green” streetscape projects that the Main South CDC and other neighborhood organizations have recently completed or are in process of completing.
Tour leaders speaking about their projects include Steve Fischer, Executive Director of the Regional Environmental Council of Central Massachusetts; Frank Zitomersky, architect – owner of ZU Artchitecture and Main South Properties Developer; Peggy Middaugh, Director of the Worcester Tree Initiative; Steve Patton, Executive Director of Worcester Common Ground; Scott Hayman, a consultant for the Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation; and Casey Starr, Community Organizer, Community Development Corporation (CDC)??”Main South.
Participants are asked to gather at 5 p.m. at the Castle Hill Community Garden, 9 Castle St., for the beginning of the ?-mile tour highlighting sustainable features of the neighborhood. This tour will end on Kilby Street.


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The New Landscape of Work
We believe great space is measured and defined by its purpose; how it inspires and enables us to work, learn, heal, live and play. For over 40 years, we’ve dedicated ourselves to our clients and talented partners in the communities we represent with our belief and passion to help support great design.
Our latest collection of projects is a testament to our valued partners; the architects, designers, and contractors that conceptualize, design, and construct these incredible spaces to support the success of our mutual clients. While each project is unique in vision and opportunity, they all serve to remind ourselves of the “Why” behind what we do.
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Join us for this year’s London Festival of Architecture.
In partnership with The Building Centre, CPRE London, the Siobhan Davies Studio and Aecom the Landscape Institute is hosting seven events, including three walks on the theme ‘Talking on Water’, and the launch of the Landscape Institute’s new animation on landscape and liveability. Dates and event summaries are given below. Further information and booking information can be found here.
Talking on Water – Hampstead Heath: preventing flooding in London
An unprecedented opportunity to find out about the history, management and future of the Heath.
6 pm, Thursday 5 June
Water Sensitive Urban Design: why London needs to change the way it designs with water
Michael Henderson (Aecom) and Sue Illman (Landscape Institute) will talk about WSUD projects around the world and the winners of the Royal Docks Ideas Competition will showcase their ideas for making the ‘Royals’ greener. There will be a screening of Water Sensitive Urban Design, a film commissioned by the Landscape Institute and based on work by CIRIA, Arup and Aecom, which explains the concept of WSUD and argues the case for designing with water when planning any new development.
6 pm, Thursday 12 June
Talking on Water – Water, Meat, Drink and the Lie of the Land
A walk from Liverpool Street to Islington exploring the way in which water has influenced the design of this part of London.
6 pm, Friday 13 June
Talking on Water – Walk in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park – function and beauty in landscape
An opportunity to tour the new Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, looking at the way in which the site has been influenced by the River Lea, the River Lea navigation and the other canals.
6 pm, Wednesday 18 June
How Liveable is London?
An event tackling the issue of liveability in housing and landscape. Speakers include Rosalie Callway (CPRE London), Noel Farrer (Landscape Institute), Rebecca Sudworthy (Peabody), Darren Johnson (London Assembly), Lucy Musgrove (Publica) and Bruce McVean (movement for Liveable London). The Landscape Institute will be launching their new animation on landscape and liveability by Rob Cowan.
6 pm, Thursday 19 June
What has Nature ever done for us?
Britain’s leading environmental campaigner, Tony Juniper, discusses the services Nature performs for us, from the provision of water and food to the atmosphere and environment which sustains and protects us. Introduced and chaired by Sue Illman.
7 pm, Friday 27 June
Planting Steps Walk
Johanna Gibbons (J & L Gibbons, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design) and Paul Lincoln (Landscape Institute) lead a walk from City Hall, along the South Bank of the Thames, exploring the integration of plant life in the Capital.
11:30 am, Saturday 28 June


The Old Kent Road AAP masterplan by LB Southwark has won a NLA award for masterplans and area strategies.
We were engaged by the LB Southwark team to generate a masterplan for the Verney Road area at the heart of the Old Kent Road regeneration area. We have worked closely with landowners, architects and local stakeholders to come up with a comprehensive proposal that delivers hundreds of new homes and protects the industrial legacy of the area, as well as creating a generous linear park along the alignment of the former Surrey Canal. Our masterplan fed into the wider AAP which is a great document – clear, visionary, easy to use and a blueprint for a genuinely mixed use new town centre for London.
For more information, look at Southwark Council’s Old Kent Road website here.


odd-pinnate, 7 (9) leaflets, dark green, 20 - 30 cm
Y , purple green, April
park tree, avenue and street tree, open green verges
moist, slight preference for acidity
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This American selection is a very hardy, male variety with a wide ovoid crown. The thick bark is grey and deeper furrowed than of the F. excelsior and the branches are heavy and brown-grey coloured. The branching is strongly upright creating a compact form with a spread of circa 8 m. The leaf appears late and remains smaller than of the species. It is odd-pinnate with usually 7 leaflets, each circa 10 - 15 cm long. Underneath it is whitish green and in autumn it turns dark wine-red. Often persistent until the first night frost. 'Autumn Applause' roots solidly due to its deep-going pen root, which branches out strongly. It prefers moist soils and has a slight preference for acid soils. Useful tree for many purposes.


Landscape architecture often has a great impact on public realm. A great impact on public realm means a great impact on communities. That is why community engagement is so important to successful landscape architecture.
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects SA Awards have just been announced for 2020. We are thrilled to see two projects we provided community engagement services for have won gongs.
Congratulations to Aspect Studios who led the Glenthorne National Park Master Plan. The AILA Awards judges acknowledged the “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” this new National Park presented, stating that “the key to the success of the master plan is the coordinated approach to park planning and management involving a comprehensive co-design process consisting of workshops, presentations, community open days, design charettes and authentic collaboration with Kaurna Nation”. More information about the project is available on the awards website.
Congratulations also to JPE Design Studio who led the Military Road and Main Street Precinct. The Awards judges were impressed by the “program of well-designed solutions to increasing shade, widening footpaths, creating better amenity and a contextual experience by the coast, the project demonstrates an effective approach to rethinking our streets for people – not just cars”. More information about the project is available on the awards website.
Thanks to Aspect Studios and JPE Design Studio for making us part of their teams, and to the Department for Environment & Water and the City of Charles Sturt for entrusting us to deliver these award winning projects. We have our fingers crossed as they proceed to the National AILA Awards.


Back garden ideas for a good design that can help you 1Garden
Back Garden Ideas
In select Garden design, there are some things you should consider so that there will be no regrets in the future. this web has provided many reference and inspiration for you. I’d love to share the back garden ideas on the web to get you inspired if you haven’t chosen design.
Put down your idea to build back garden ideas for a stunning design. You can determine how bad the design is after you collect the various inspirations.You can add colors that you like to feel more beautiful and peaceful. For those of you who like modern things, this concept can be applied in this idea.
So, we hope this back garden ideas will inspire you to make on in your Home Design. Below is an example of the best ideas we collect for you.


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Customized plans for building a gazebo is obviously a bonus point to own since you can make it in any style and fashion that you want. Furthermore you may also put different characteristics that you might want which may not be available in a premade one. But remember that having a tailor made one also means you might need to organize more on the budget particularly when you need to produce a unique design. Needless to say, you however able to adjust everything so it wouldn't go over budget therefore you need to go over the option when again.
Thus it is vital to find design and style that will go well with everything. Obviously, it generally does not imply that the plans for building a gazebo design and design must continually be the same with every thing as you can also try to mix and match several design and style together. Provided that the design and type may mixture together and produce everything look wonderful, then you need to use any style that you want. You should be innovative when selecting it and you may also be exciting and try something which you've never attempts before.
Meaning it's also possible to pick multiple material for a design. This can also make the style become more interesting and trendy as various substance gives different texture to the shade. This way your outdoor area may have more depth on the design due to the utilization of the shade.
With the current weather that maintains getting hotter, you'll surely have to have plans for building a gazebo as a tool to keep you out from the sun while sleeping in the outside area. This way you will have a way to make utilize the outdoor area more frequently as you certainly can do a lot of task without having to keep underneath the hot burning sun all of the time. More over it will even give more framework to the outdoor area therefore the appearance can be much more stylish. Especially; because it's numerous design and model as possible select from to help you set one according to your taste
When you deploy any plans for building a gazebo don't overlook that you'll require to choose the proper site to put in it. This is essential in order to install it in a location as possible really use and not anywhere that you don't actually like. Have a look at your outdoor space and research wherever you generally spend your own time probably the most in that area. And consider where you want to have some tone which you need to use to protect yourself while still doing various activities in the area. That is the area where you need to set up the shade because it will have the ability to work properly in the area which means you will be able to utilize it around possible.
As there are many style and design that you should use, then all you want to accomplish is to select which one that will suit you better. plans for building a gazebo should have similar design and design that will mix effectively with the surface of your dwelling in addition to other furniture that you've in your outdoor area. If the look and design does not match one other things in your outdoor area, then it will appear bizarre and out of place.


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Natural Play and Sound Scape
The Children’s Centre’s Natural Play & Sound Scape is a backyard experience unlike any other in St. John’s (and that’s not an exaggeration)! The first of its kind in Newfoundland and Labrador, our outdoor play space is the result of an enormous amount of planning by our staff and Board of Directors. It is a play space built primarily with organic, natural materials like wood and stone, incorporating the natural world into our programming as much as possible.
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How can design and planning make London a better place for health and wellbeing?
This NLA Pecha Kucha session will look at innovative ideas from some of London’s most dynamic and exciting practices to promote health and wellbeing in the capital through interventions in the built environment.
This event coincides with NLA's major outdoor exhibition ‘FitLondon’, on show from 28 June to 25 July. FitLondon celebrates design solutions to public health challenges and provides a platform for innovation in design around the world, with particular focus on London projects. It presents projects that exemplify architectural means, policy-driven and grassroots action, conceptual frameworks, and simple improvements which contribute to a healthier lifestyle for individuals and communities.
Join us for a lively evening of quick-fire presentations on this key topic for London.
James Conway, Landscape Architect, Arup
Lydia Dutton, Sustainability Project Manager,Argent
Ben Ferguson, Assistant Landscape Architect, Water & Environment, Atkins
Hannah Gibbs, London Development Manager, Living Streets
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There are so many different design options out there when it comes to lighting. You can choose to highlight the path and nearby landscaping. Feature a unique part of your property with proper lighting around it. Create a unique play of shadow and light with the path lighting of your choice. Our design team can go over all the options with you, discuss your goals, and help find the perfect fit for your needs.
This investment into your home is more advantageous than you may think. For starters, you’re going to increase the property value of the home by adding landscaping designs. Second, you gain another layer of safety as well-lit areas are deterrents for crime. Third, you’re going to love the new curb appeal you’ll find when you pull up to the property.
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When it comes to the design of The St. Lawrence Condos at 158 Front, we have architectsAlliance and the brilliant mind of Peter Clewes and his team to thank for that. aA has tackled many notable projects throughout the city have certainly made their mark on Toronto. Naturally, this makes them an expert when it comes to our area and the city in general. We took some time to chat with Peter, their principal architect, about some of his favourite cultural hotspots in our neighbourhood and went ahead and mapped them out. See what his top picks are and what he has to say about each of them below!
The New Berczy Park: An Oasis For All
Claude Cormier has already graced Toronto with some amazing outdoor spaces, two of our favourites being Sugar Beach and Evergreen Brick Works. The Montreal-based landscape architect is now back in our city with the redesign and redevelopment of one of the most prized green spaces in our neighbourhood: Berczy Park. Continue reading


Creating a well-lit and inviting outdoor dining area can enhance the ambiance of your space and make it more enjoyable for gatherings with friends and family. Proper lighting not only provides functionality but also adds a touch of elegance to your outdoor dining experience. Here are some tips to help you illuminate your outdoor dining area effectively:
1. Consider the Purpose
Before selecting the lighting for your outdoor dining area, consider its purpose. Are you looking to create a cozy and intimate setting or a bright and lively atmosphere? Understanding the purpose will help you choose the right type of lighting that suits your needs.
2. Utilize Different Light Fixtures
To create an inviting atmosphere, consider using a combination of different light fixtures. Incorporate overhead lighting, such as pendant lights or chandeliers, to provide general illumination. These fixtures can be placed above the dining table to ensure that the area is well-lit.
3. Install Dimmers
Adding dimmers to your lighting fixtures is a great way to control the mood and ambiance of your outdoor dining area. Dimmers allow you to adjust the brightness of the lights, providing flexibility for different occasions. Whether you want soft lighting for a romantic dinner or brighter lighting for a lively gathering, dimmers can help you achieve the desired effect.
4. Highlight Architectural Features
If your outdoor dining area has unique architectural features, such as columns or arches, consider using accent lighting to highlight these elements. Wall-mounted or recessed lights can be strategically placed to draw attention to these features, adding depth and visual interest to your dining space.
5. Incorporate Pathway Lighting
To ensure the safety of your guests and create a welcoming entrance to your outdoor dining area, incorporate pathway lighting. This can be achieved by using stake lights or solar-powered lanterns along walkways and steps. Pathway lighting not only adds a touch of elegance but also helps guide your guests to the dining area.
6. Use String Lights
String lights are a popular choice for outdoor dining areas as they add a magical ambiance. These lights can be hung across the dining space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you opt for traditional white string lights or colorful ones, they are sure to enhance the overall aesthetic of your outdoor dining area.
7. Consider Fire Features
Incorporating fire features, such as a fire pit or torches, can add a cozy and intimate vibe to your outdoor dining area. The warm glow of a fire not only provides light but also creates a focal point for gatherings. Ensure that the fire feature is safely positioned and away from any flammable materials.
8. Opt for Solar-Powered Lights
If you’re looking for an eco-friendly lighting option, consider using solar-powered lights. These lights absorb sunlight during the day and automatically illuminate your outdoor dining area at night. Solar-powered lights are not only energy-efficient but also easy to install and maintain.
By following these tips, you can transform your outdoor dining area into a beautifully lit space that is perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet dinner under the stars. Remember to consider the purpose, utilize different light fixtures, incorporate dimmers, highlight architectural features, include pathway lighting, use string lights, consider fire features, and opt for eco-friendly solar-powered lights. With the right lighting choices, you can create an inviting ambiance that will make your outdoor dining area a favorite spot for relaxation and enjoyment.


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The project is located in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province. The overall courtyard is in a circular shape, covering an area of approximately 900 square meters. The north and south sides are relatively regular in shape, while the west side garden is slightly irregular.
The overall style of the courtyard leans towards a casual French style, creating a humanized space that meets functional needs. The courtyard is an informal communication place with good accessibility and sufficient activity areas, making it a free and relaxed communication space that allows people to stop and change topics at any time. Focus on greening and appropriately embellish small pieces to achieve three seasons of flowers and four seasons of scenery.


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As we reach the end of June, the churchyard looks incredibly tidy; the lawns were recently mown, and the prolonged glorious summer weather, has curtailed its growth. Even so, there’s still much to see, if you know where to look!
Firstly, as you walk along the churchyard path to the main church door, quietly passing the guardians of old resting peacefully, you are overcome with the heady scent from the wonderfully huge Portuguese Laurel (Prunus lusitanica) as its racemes of highly fragrant but tiny white flowers hang from its branches. With its dark, glossy green leaves and red stalks, it is a thing of beauty.
Walk around to the north-western end of the Church and admire the Irish Yew (Taxus baccata “Fastigiata”), making up for lost time now that the overgrowth of past years has been cleared; the young, bright green shoots, a sharp contrast to its natural dark green. Protected in its centre, upright and tall, stand the remains of a once a beautiful gravestone.
If you make your way down to the wildlife area, you will see the wood pile nestled among the nettles, so adored by the caterpillars of our native butterflies. Listen carefully and you will hear the gentle rustling of False Oat grass (Arrhenatherum elatius), Common Bent (Agrostis capillaris) andRough Meadow Grass (Poa trivialis) as they swish and sway in the gentle breeze.
There’s much to see in the boundary hedge on the south-eastern side of the churchyard; Holly (Ilex aquifolium) jostles for space along with English Yew (Taxus baccata), Elder (Sambucus nigra) and Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna). Wait patiently and you might see a Blackbird scurrying out from the undergrowth, a juicy worm in its orange bill!
As you move on towards the boundary wall, past the Memorial Garden, you are greeted by climbing Ivy ((Hedera Ilex) whilst down by the path, you will see the diminutive Ivy-leaved Toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis) with its lime green ivy-shaped leaves, tiny mauve flowers and red stems.
Pause in the shade of the treasured English Yewand enjoy the show put on by the scampering squirrels and raucous crows with their ominous black hoods. Occasionally, acrobatic Blue Tits are seen; blink and they are gone as is the Dragonfly with sunlight glimmering on its wings!


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The decorations on the vertical garden match Benetti Home's "Italian Design Motion" philosophy. Italy because, as we know, it is the pole of attraction for Design, a true point of reference also at international level. Emotion because feelings are fundamental in life, both at work and in the home. Motion because our green walls convey a feeling of serenity and peace.
The revolution of Benetti Home's green walls is that they are completely natural and maintenance free. They are quality design objects, versatile and installable in any type of environment. In addition, they can be totally customized according to your personal taste - from color to the creation of real logos or writings for our clients.


Landscape designer Case Fleher introduced lush plantings that reflect the vibe of the canyon, blending native species along with impressive specimens found on the original site, such as the Chamaerops seen on the right side of the picture.
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