Open bureaus are a new feature of this year’s OHS. The bureaus are interesting working spaces of architects, urban planners, landscape architects, and designers. Authors will present their innovative spatial, architectural and design projects, their approach to design and their work methods in finding sustainable solutions.
The studio was founded in 1990 in Maribor, Slovenia (formerly Yugoslavia) by Bogdan Reichenberg. He works with different architects, mostly graduates from Vienna school of architecture, and has been awarded numerous prizes. The bureau designs mostly low-cost social housing, as well as industrial and recreational facilities, private and public buildings. Reichenberg was appointed Associated Professor in 2014.
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Wild ginger, elder and sumach are common, and in the mountain areas, rhododendrons, mountain laurel and azaleas.
On the dome-like tops of such mountains as are too high for trees are large clusters of rhododendrons and patches of grasses fringed with flowers.
The alpine flora, beginning at 6000 ft., is specially characterized by its rhododendrons, pines (Araucaria and Libocedrus), and palms, by numerous superb species of Agapetes (Ericaceae), and on the summits by an extraordinary association of species characteristically European (Rubus, Ranunculus, Leontodon, Aspidium), Himalayan, New Zealandian (Veronica), Antarctic and South American (Drymus, Libocedrus).
Higher up, in the picturesque gorges, grow rhododendrons, willows, Potentilla fruticosa, Spriaeae, Lonicereae, &c., and the rains must evidently be more copious and better distributed.
Some passion-flowers and rhododendrons, in which a flower is more or less sterile with its own, but fertile with foreign pollen, even when this is from a distinct species.
Peat soil is largely employed for the culture of such plants as rhododendrons, azaleas, heaths, &c. In districts where heather and gritty soil predominate, the peat soil is poor and unprofitable, but selections from both the heathy and the richer peat soils, collected with judgment, and stored in a dry part of the compost yard, are essential ingredients in the cultivation of many choice pot plants, such as the Cape heaths and many of the Australian plants.
In this way hardy rhododendrons of choice sorts, greenhouse azaleas, the varieties of the orange family, camellias, roses, rare conifers, clematises and numerous other plants are increased.
The gorgeous rhododendrons and azaleas, forms one of the grandest features of the establishment during the early summer, while if properly selected the plants are effective as a garden of evergreens at all seasons.
A supply of roses, kalmias, rhododendrons, &c., and of hardy flowers and bulbs, as lily of the valley, hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, &c., should be kept up by forcing.
The well-known failures with rhododendrons, heaths, &c., in ordinary garden soils are also explained by the need of the fungus-infected.
Among the indigenous trees are the Abies excelsa, Abies microsperma, Pinus sinensis, Pinus pinea, three species of oak, five of maple, lime, birch, juniper, mountain ash, walnut, Spanish chestnut, hazel, willow, hornbeam, hawthorn, plum, pear, peach, Rhus vernicifera, (?) Rhus semipinnata, Acanthopanax ricinifolia, Zelkawa, Thuja orientalis, Elaeagnus, Sophora Japonica, &c. Azaleas and rhododendrons are widely distributed, as well as other flowering shrubs and creepers, Ampelopsis Veitchii being universal.
Among the more beautiful of the flowering plants are rhododendrons, orchids and .pitcher-plants - the latter reaching extraordinary development, especially in the northern districts about Kinabalu.
This was proved by Hooker to be the case with Himalayan conifers and rhododendrons, raised in Britain from seed gathered at different altitudes.
From the opposite quarter an influx of Japanese and Chinese forms, such as the rhododendrons, the tea plant, Aucuba, Helwingia, Skimmia, Adamia, Goughia and others, has taken place, these being more numerous in the east and gradually disappearing in the west.
Rhododendrons begin at about 6000 ft.
The flora is on the whole poor, although the higher regions carry good forests of larch, pitch pine, cedar, birch and alder, with rhododendrons and species of Berberis and Ribes.
The upper limit of arborescent vegetation is considered to run at 7000-7500 ft., of shrubs such as rhododendrons at 850o ft., and of pasture-lands up to 9000 ft.
Rhododendrons occur in Borneo and Sumatra, descending to the level of the sea.


The Great River Passage plan is a blueprint for riverfront development in the next 50 years.
The St. Paul City Council is expected Wednesday to approve one of the city’s grandest comprehensive plans ever, a 300-page blueprint on riverfront development for the next half-century. A development solution also could finally come about for this vacant power plant near downtown.
The St. Paul City Council is expected Wednesday to launch a plan to transform, over the next 30 to 50 years, the city’s long Mississippi River shoreline into a continuous parkland that can be easily seen and reached from its many neighborhoods.
“This plan lays out the river as a huge asset to St. Paul,” Council President Kathy Lantry said. “Trends change, people change, but the course of the river is not going to change.”
The council will vote on the Great River Passage master plan, a 300-page land-use blueprint that spells out projects along St. Paul’s 17-mile river corridor aimed at conserving natural areas, adding rivershore amenities and making them all more accessible to people.
Whitney Clark, executive director of the Friends of the Mississippi River, said the plan shows that the Mississippi “is becoming the heart of St. Paul,” and fills out “the Great River Park” vision first set for the city more than 20 years ago by Boston architect Ben Thompson.
“It’s a landmark, a road map, a list of high priorities that future councils, mayors, residents and park users can look to as we go about the job of implementation,” Clark said.
Officials pledge that this won’t be just another eye-crossing document that lands on a shelf and is quickly forgotten. They compare it instead to the century-old plans that preserved and designed Como Park, the Grand Rounds trail system in Minneapolis and the river boulevards in both cities.
St. Paul’s focus on the river isn’t new. For more than two decades, city leaders — notably Mayor Norm Coleman — promoted the river as a recreational asset and a vehicle for downtown development. In 2006, the city developed a framework similar to the Great River Passage plan.
But much of that work was done in piecemeal fashion, said Don Ganje, project manager with St. Paul’s Parks and Recreation Department, which oversaw the plan’s development for three years by a Denver-based consulting team and a 56-member advisory board drawn from across the city.
“This looks at where those connections are to neighborhoods that are missing and how we can accomplish that,” he said. “It’s a big unifying plan.”
St. Paul used $1 million from a state grant to fund the process. It’s estimated that the plan may cost $300 million to $500 million to implement over the next 50 years, most of it with state and federal funds.
Ganje said the plan is conceptual rather than concrete, in terms of the facilities and attractions described in it. But it does offer several interesting ideas for riverfront projects.
One is to create a preserve at Pig’s Eye Lake, the heart of a large natural area in the city’s southeast corner. Another is to turn fast-moving Shepard Road into a leafy parkway, or to create a “river balcony” stretching behind buildings on Kellogg Boulevard.
At least two other projects the master plan promotes have drawn some criticism.
One is the Watergate marina, an unsightly river landmark that the city has wanted to improve for years.
To do just that — and to draw state funding for it — the plan contemplates locating an environmental education center at the marina, a project costing between $20 million and $30 million.
Ganje said the site is among the most natural in the river corridor, that it adjoins Crosby Farm Regional Park and would offer public access to anglers, canoeists and kayakers.
Peggy Lynch, executive director of the Friends of the Parks and Trails of St. Paul and Ramsey County, pointed out the site also is prone to flooding. “They can get more interest at the State Capitol to spruce up the marina if they roll it into an environmental learning center,” she said.


About 40 people took part in the first of two workshops Wednesday to give the City of Guelph feedback on what the community park in Clair-Maltby should look like when the final draft of the plan comes back for council approval.
The aim of the workshop was to get a general sense of what the public’s expectations are for a community park in the Clair-Maltby area. The area’s particularly unique natural heritage features offers a number of interesting possibilities, but in terms of the general overview, there was a lot of agreement about what the planned community park needs to be.
In terms of the size of the park, people wanted to focus on vision. That is to say that they didn’t want a huge park, land is expensive after all, but that they want the future community park to leave a legacy, to be multifaceted in terms of the types of uses, and that it’s planned according to the maximum end population of the area, which is 16,000 people.
Also, people wanted the park to have maximum access to area neighbourhoods, be easy to get to on Guelph Transit, that it have trails and be walkable in all seasons, and, if possible, be co-located with area schools so that kids can have an easier time accessing the great outdoors.
Workshop attendees were also concerned about the existing natural features of the land, and that the original topography be included, if possible, in the park design. Visual access to Halls Pond was also a priority, as well as protecting area wetlands, and they asked that the City not count stormwater management as parkland in the process.
The City has its own requirements for a community park, including a size of 10 hectares, and that it not be located inside the Gordon Street Intensification corridor, or protected natural heritage areas. Participants in the workshop were given two maps with potential locations for the community park, and they had to rank their top 3 potentials.
Participants were asked to choose three sites from this map for one 10 ha park…
…and then they were asked to choose their Top 3 pairs of sites for two potential 5 ha parks form this map.
Staff are also looking at the possibility of three smaller parks that add up to 10 ha, but there were too many options to offer useful feedback in a group setting.
Park savvy people will note that the parkland requirements of the Clair-Maltby area will be 32.5 ha according to the Parkland Dedication Bylaw, but the 10 ha that the City is setting aside for a community park does not preclude the addition of more parkland as the area is developed further. Still, some in attendance made note of their concern that the amount of parkland in Clair-Maltby might come up short.
Another aspect of the Clair-Maltby Secondary Plan that was discussed in the workshop was the “Moraine Ribbon,” which the City describes as “made up of a series of connected open spaces that weave a line through the area and run alongside the natural heritage system,” that will include trails, rest areas, and landscape views.
Staff said that that the ribbon will offer compatible land use next to the natural heritage system, as well as opportunities to have both active and passive recreation. The ribbon can included connected park areas, stormwater management features, and cultural heritage resources.
The picture above projected on the screen is a visual representation of what the ribbon might look like.
Did you miss the workshops? Don’t worry, there will be more opportunities to offer feedback, including the online variety. The City is taking feedback on this phase of park planning on the City’s website until October 14.
Staff added that there will be a second workshop in either November and or early December to shortlist the various possibilities, and then an open space policy direction will be recommended for council’s consideration sometime in early 2020.
To the rest of the Clair-Maltby Secondary Plan, it still has to go through the process of first draft, open house, statutory public meeting, further public engagement, and the final passage by council, so there are still a lot of hoops that the plan has to jump through.
To stay engaged on all things Clair-Maltby, visit the City’s dedicated webpage for the Secondary Plan.


From our initial consultation to the end project result, this by far is the most rewarding of all the services we offer.
Each pond that we create is unique in its design and construction. We do not take a cookie cutter approach to pond building—we genuinely believe that we are artists.
You will be involved every step of the way, starting with feedback from you from the concept and design stages of the project, to choosing your favorite rock, even to the flow that we put into the falls.
Water is free and pure, and it shows when things come together. It is the essence of life, and through our work, I genuinely believe we showcase and honor it. These reasons are why we put so much time into research and development of products and partnerships to deliver you clear, healthy water.
One of the most significant steps that you can take to ensure you have clear water is to plant your pond. One of our plant experts will sit down with you to talk about what you want and then compile a plant list to highlight your likes as well as areas of the pond. This is an essential part of delivering a finished work of art to you. Without plants, the feature would look hard and have no softness to it. Plants are not only beneficial to your pond they will also soften up the overall look.
Below are some examples of how we can turn any backyard into something beautiful. There are pictures of our team working and final products photos as well. As we get more projects, there will be more photos added here.
By the looks of it now, it doesn't seem like much. But just wait and see what we can turn this into!
This a natural pool all set to swim in! This feature is zero entry with a waterfall, bog areas and custom built to have a ledge for kids to walk around.


NACC is holding a native garden workshop!
Participants are invited to learn the importance of our region's unique plants for our local environment and how to grow these plants in their own garden.
The workshop will tour local native gardens and with the help of guest speaker, Garry Heady from Beyond Gardens, discuss a range of topics including bushfoods, attracting wildlife and setting up a native garden.
A free bus will take participants on the day from Perenjori to Coorow at 9am, returning at 4pm.
Places are limited so RSVP is essential
For more information or to RSVP (by 4th May), please contact NACC's NRM Officer, Sarah Gilleland on 99731444 or email [email protected]


Patios. Saturday , November 24th , 2018 - 07:29:04 AM
Enjoy outdoor living and create a relaxing atmosphere with very creative patio ideas. Imagine a backyard with an inviting patio on which to commemorate birthdays, anniversaries or just great friends. If you'd like to make the most out of your outside living space convert it into a multi-use area. Patio designs that may include an outdoor kitchen and containers full of herbs, tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers aren't only beautiful but practical too.
You may like a patio water garden or an outdoor kitchen. It doesn't matter. Just decide on a main theme once you have a few things you want in mind. Then start to fit everything into the patio design around the theme. Where do you like to put the furniture? What materials will you use? Will a lighting change the ambiance? Try different arrangements to make sure the outdoor patio ideas you gathered work out to be what you want.
Patio ideas plus styles ranges from beautifully stylish to very simple and tranquil. The main thing should be to make use of what your home already provides. If all you may have is a modest side yard area make as much of it it can be. A home designed over a hillside may make terraced places that make stunning destination areas where friends might linger.Properties with stunning views of hills, streams, oceans or countryside may want to design patio spaces that benefit of these gorgeous vistas.
There are many different kinds of material to consider when looking for patio ideas. The most important elements of the patio would be the colours, textures and designs used: if this works, the patio could be bare and still look inviting and comfortable. Cobbles, flagstone, tiles and cladding are all different ideas to look at, just remember to first look at their qualities before making a decision. Compare their durability, looks, textures, colours and strength.
Any time your house is built on a steep incline it is challenging to utilize the back yard. That type of situation can be one particular concern that could be solved with innovative patio ideas. One challenge may be to allow for easy access from the house to your patio as well as around other regions of the property.
A good twist for a patio is to make it out of cobble stones. Small gaps can be left in these to allow room for planting and this will lead to a more natural appearance which will definitely suitable for a more traditional property.
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2011 Designers of the Year
Posted on September 13, 2011, by millson in
On Thursday, September 15th, Western Living Magazine is hosting their 2011 Designers of the Year event. This is the 4th year for this annual celebration of design professionals who are creating some of the most dynamic and exciting places and spaces on the planet. Western Living is recognizing design expertise in a wide variety of disciplines including Architecture, Interior design, Industrial Design, Furniture, Fashion, Landscape architecture and more. All of these talented folks bring a level of vision and creativity to their projects, and we have been fortunate enough to be able to work with many of them. Millson is proud to be involved as a Platinum sponsor of the event, and excited about what designers will able to create with our newest design-focused product, CinemaFrame™ premiering this month at IDS West. For more information on the award winning designers who will be recognized and celebrated at this much anticipated event click here.


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The River Quaggy
Lewisham town centre
The end of the Quaggy
The River Quaggy comes to its end in the centre of Lewisham. Here it joins the River Ravensbourne. And here it gives up its battle to live.
How did the Quaggy die?
When Lewisham was first settled, its rivers were things of beauty which attracted people here. But living in a river valley brings with it the risk of being flooded, and the rivers of Lewisham were placed in their concrete coffins in an attempt to reduce that risk of flooding.
Resurrecting the River Quaggy
QWAG believes that - with modern methods of flood control, some imagination and the will to change - we can make major improvements to the Quaggy, restoring it to a thing of natural beauty which once again attracts people living, working and shopping in the area.
The greatest battle is not with the Quaggy but with the minds and hearts of planners and politicians. Before QWAG came into existence, opportunities to improve the river were missed. When concrete sections were replaced and refurbished near Lewisham station, they could have had a low-flow meandering channel and planting pockets designed into them. And "Quaggy Gardens" could have included a pond connected to the river and planted with marginal plants. As a member of the Urban Renaissance in Lewisham board, QWAG is currently fighting to ensure that a new opportunity is not lost - the opportunity to create a beautiful, natural looking section of river where people can relax, right in the centre of Lewisham.
Making the most of Lewisham’s rivers
The key to improving the centre of Lewisham
QWAG believes that the key to improving the centre of Lewisham lies in its natural resources - the rivers Ravensbourne and Quaggy.
QWAG is proposing that the confluence of the two rivers (in front of Lewisham railway and Docklands Light Railway stations) is restored and the area around it re-landscaped.
Creating a new landscape at the confluence of these rivers will improve the journey for pedestrians going from Lewisham station to the shopping centre. But QWAG wants to go further. We propose that the River Quaggy is restored as far as possible from the confluence to the front of the new police headquarters, creating an attractive riverside walk from Lewisham station nearly all the way into the town centre. No one would forget their first visit to Lewisham and everyone would want to return!
One of the exciting things about these projects is that they are proposed for the most visible and high-profile sites in Lewisham. By having a location that is visited by large numbers of people every day, we hope to maximise the human benefit of this environmental project and at the same time destroy the notion that urban rivers have to lie dead at the bottom of a concrete drain.
QWAG's proposals for Lewisham town centre
The confluence of the rivers Ravensbourne and Quaggy as it is now
The Quaggy enters the Ravensbourne from the left. Both channels have been heavily engineered and are much bigger than they need to be. As such they are exceedingly dangerous. In December 1995 a man was rushed to hospital after falling four metres into the Ravensbourne's concrete channel. The oversized flat bottom means that the water moves slowly and is too shallow for most fish. There is no place where marginal or aquatic plants can get established. This part of the Quaggy is of very little ecological value and is visually boring as well as exceedingly dangerous. The chance to change all this was missed in 1992. The reworking of both channels in 1992 lacked imagination and continued to treat the river as an open drain rather than something that could integrate the excitement and beauty of a natural feature into the man-made landscape of Lewisham's centre.
The confluence of the rivers Ravensbourne and Quaggy as it might be
This picture gives an indication of what could be done with the area in front of Lewisham station and the area currently used to park buses. The Quaggy cannot be seen here but enters from the right.
The vertical wall on the left has been replaced with a terraced wall of loose blockstone providing gaps for marginal plants to colonise. The right-hand wall has been removed altogether and the pub garden landscaped down to the river. Decking allows people to get as close as possible to the water, and a protected area has been created where reeds can grow. The sterile, flat concrete bottom has been replaced with a gravel bed, and the river has cut its own low-flow deeper channel down the centre. Better for wildlife and much better for civilised life!
Clarendon Rise Bridge, Central Lewisham
An eyesore! An unattractive river is an uncared-for river.
Because the Quaggy is constrained between buildings here, it must remain in an artificial channel. Even so, its appearance and ecological value could be improved by creating a meandering low-flow channel within the main channel and introducing graded gravels into the river bed. It may even be possible to establish some marginal plants along the edges of the channel by creating protected, slow-flow areas using carefully positioned blocks of stone.
Looking upstream through "Quaggy Gardens"
The river here is really rather boring with slow-moving water spread over a flat concrete bottom. There is much scope for improvement. A radical reworking of the artificial bed and banks could create an attractive, meandering low-flow channel with water moving more quickly through pools and riffles. In such a low-flow channel, gravel beaches and margins would be deposited, enabling marginal plants to become established. The river itself would be more interesting and of much greater wildlife value. Combined with the establishment of river plants along its banks, the Quaggy would become a very beautiful, attractive and memorable feature for everyone walking between shops and transport.
Private garden only 300 metres from Lewisham Clock Tower
The very last natural section of the Quaggy before it enters concrete for the final part of its journey through the centre of Lewisham. This picture indicates that the Quaggy could be more interesting in the centre of Lewisham. The river here has a gravel bed and a natural river bank on the right-hand side. Flag iris can be seen emerging from the river on the left side. This part of the river supports a healthy population of sticklebacks, and kingfishers are seen fishing here every year.


Bamboo Planter Design, Pictures, Remodel, Decor and Ideas - page 3
Chateau Marmont, le plus mythique - 5 -Could be nice as a pop of color. Possibly incorporating that shot with the lights ( white) against the green could be cool. Shows LA but also a nod to Holiday.
Bamboo: The Wonder Grass Did you know bamboo is antibacterial and hypoallergenic? Check out this infographic for more interesting bamboo facts!
Bright, feathery bamboo foliage moves softly in the breeze.
Landscaping idea and lighting design
Bamboo Planters-pictures to model building our own.
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The fire pit is that area of your home where you can set a perfect outdoor party. These are ideal places for night-outs and friends get-togethers. You can enjoy yummy barbeque snacks while sitting in the fire pit seating area of your home. The glittering and bright fire pit with some liquor and barbeque will generate the most beautiful ambiance in the place. This lovely ambiance will be doubled with some exotic fire pit seating ideas.
In this article, you may discover some excellent fire-pit seating ideas for the fire pit seating area.
To know, just read ahead for the outdoor fire pit seating ideas,
DIY Fire Pit Seating Ideas
If you have the DIY fire pit seating area, then outdoor fire pit seating ideas DIY is a perfect option for you. These ideas will save cost and give the whole fire pit area an elevated feature without significant expense. You can add upcycle material to the seatings and the intense impact on the entire patio and the outdoor yard of your home. You may scroll – down to know more about the homemade fire pit seating designs that will add an elegant impact to the fire pit area of your home.
If you have some old wooden doors in your home and you want to use them creatively, you can create a bench for the fire pit area of your home. You can add any desired color to the bench made from the wooden door. Trust us, and this will be the best use for the old wooden door. It will be the best DIY project for your home decor. It will give the next-level impact to the fire pit area in your patio.
Chairs With Beautiful Artworks
If you do not like simply painted chairs for the fire pit area of your home, you may give it a dramatic look by adding fantastic artwork to it. For this, you may paint beautiful flowers on the chairs, Or you can prefer to add any other pattern to the chairs. You may also add beautiful jewel stones to the chairs of the fire pit area. The elegant artwork can add a gleamy and shiny effect to the homemade or artificial fire pit.
Rustic Fire Pit Furniture Ideas
The rustic fire pit furniture ideas will be more appropriate if you want to generate a simple and classy look to your fire pit area. You may enjoy the beautiful farmhouse impact in the fire pit area. There are numerous rustic fire pit furniture ideas, but we have chosen some fantastic ideas for you. You can follow the following fire pit furniture ideas for a peaceful impact in your fire pit design.
Pallet Board Bench
Pallet boards are fantastic to add a rustic and raw impact to the place. To give the incredible farmhouse punch, you can add the pallet board setting to the fire pit area of your home. You can also paint the pallet board with a beautiful brown shade. It will also add an incredible look to the pallet board along with the whole patio.
If you have the traditional firepit in your yard, you can add a wooden stool around the fire pit area. The wooden stool with the classic brown shade will add a cohesive feel to the fire pit area. These stools will also be the best from rustic fire pit furniture ideas for the fireplace area.
The Adirondack chair is one of the beautiful rustic chairs; you can efficiently add this to your patio. These will give a lovely village-like feel to your deck and whole fire pit place area. You may just add some polish to Adirondack chairs and add them to the fire pit area of your home. It will give the most rustic feel to the area. These chairs can also depict the Cottage impact and feel on the fire pit area. Moreover, you may have the romantic and neutral sense from these chairs.
Modern Fire Pit Seating Ideas To Add A Modest Impact
Are you a fan of contemporary architecture, and then these styles are for you. These will add the modern touch to the whole fire pit place in your home. The fire pit place in your home will also look even better with these modern fire pit seating ideas. You can read ahead to know more about these ideas.
Red Lounge Chair
Lounge chairs are the most beautiful decor that you can add to any seating area of your home. Be it the outdoor or the indoor of your house; the lounge seat can add an intense impact to any place in your home. Well, to add a fierce modern feel to the fit pit area, you can also add the red shade lounge chair to that area. You can also pair these lounge chairs with grey velvet cushions and pillows. Trust us; the red shade lounges will look even better with these accessories.
The Swivel chairs are a perfect example of a modest interior. You can prefer to add these chairs to the fire pit area of your home. These will create a modern and advanced feel to your entire fire pit area. You can also think of adding a white swivel chair with blue color cushions. It will also generate a fantastic eye-catching feeling to the whole fire pit area.
If you want to add a unique punch to the fire pit area of your home, then you may prefer to add the concrete stool to your area. These will add an attention-seeking look to your site. You can also paint these concrete stools with white or black color paint to the concrete stools.
These stools will also be the perfect pair for any type of fire pit in your home.
Front Yard Fire Pit Seating Area Design Ideas
The front yard is an essential portion of any home. It should include more attractive and elegant items to attract people’s attention who enter the house if you have the fire pit in the front yard of your area. You must also include the most attractive seatings in the front yard to fetch the people’s attention. You may follow the following fire pit seating ideas to have a brilliant effect in the front yard of your home.
Folding Chairs For The Fire Pit Area
Folding chairs are a fabulous choice if you want to create a mesmerising impact in your front yard fire pit area. The most fantastic feature about these chairs is that these chairs are highly adjustable and easy to move. Also, one can adjust the folding chair as per their convenience. If you have the folding chairs in the front yard along with the fire pit, you may also discover the most significant accessibility for your front yard seating area. Alternatively, you may also place simple black foldable chairs in your home’s fire pit area. Small white satin cushions can also be used in conjunction with the black folding chairs in your house.
Hanging Day Swing Bed
A hanging swing day bed is a captivating piece of home design. It will improve the look of your front yard as well as the space surrounding your home’s fire pit. There are several options for implementing the hanging swing daybed. But if you, the hanging swing bed with the canopy can be the appropriate choice for your front yard pit fire area. Moreover, this swing will be the proper seating idea for your fire pit area.
Backyard Fire Pit Seating Ideas
Like the front yard, the backyard fire pit can also create a terrible impact on the appearance of your home. You might opt for numerous fire pit seating ideas for the backyard to have an intense feeling in the fire pit area of your home. We have collected the most excellent fire pit seating ideas for your convenience. You can also scroll down to know more.
If you have a large area for the fire pit, then the round sofas are the perfect choice for your fire pit area. You can include the thick cushion with the round sofas. You can use the white leather fabric to the round sofas and add a grey cushion. These sofas will also add an attractive look to your whole backyard.
The sectional sofas are just amazing, and they can add ample impact to the whole ambiance of your area. Moreover, if you plan to have an immense effect on your outdoor patio, you can add a sectional sofa. Also, pair it with the fire pit in your yard. You can enjoy the beautiful evening while lying on the sectional sofa in your backyard.
The fire pit area will look more glittery and shiny with exotic fire pit seating ideas. We have done deep research and found out the latest fire pit seating ideas for 2022. We hope you have liked mesmerising ideas for seating around a fire pit and draw some avid inspiration from it. You can also share with your friends the above-suggested fire pit seating area ideas to choose your favourite pick.
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A news brief from the District 12 Community Council regarding a proposal for a new park in south St. Anthony Park:
A 1.5-acre parcel of land will become welcome green space in South Saint Anthony Park, located immediately south of The Legends at Berry and Millberry Apartments, a 5- to 10-minute walk from the Westgate Green Line station.
Over the past 18 months, the community and Saint Paul Parks and Recreation (Parks) have discussed ideas for the park design. Parks presented its current plan for Phase 1 in an online meeting Feb. 2. Several ideas were proposed by the participants and more may be submitted.
Background information, the current plan, and a survey link are at http://bit.ly/EmeraldStPark. Comments also may be submitted directly to Liz.Hixson@ci.stpaul.mn.us. Deadline is end of the day, Feb. 16.


When multinational shopping centre developer Westfield came close to finishing its new centre in Derby, it started the search for an interior landscaper with the vision to create a dynamic scheme to compliment the smart new premises.
After a rigorous tender process and extensive consultation with Westfield and the centre’s architect, Urban Planters Derbyshire came up with a planting scheme to meet Westfield’s high standards and specific requirements.
The plants had to be the right height to create impact without blocking the eye lines to the surrounding shops. Furthermore, there had to be a sense of fluency throughout the scheme, using the same specimens throughout in complementing pots, but at the same time some variety was required to create interest.
The attention to detail even extended to spraying containers by the car park in the exact shade of each colour-coded levels, to help guide shoppers to their cars.
The scheme also included finishing touches such as bright flowering Guzmania in the baby changing areas and orchids in a glass bowl for the information desk.
It was important to us that the interior landscape in Westfield Derby represented the adaptability of the centre, from a shopping focus during the day to the cinema and dining offer into the evening. Urban Planters Derbyshire understood our needs and worked successfully with us to deliver the vision. They put forward an extensive variety of samples and we are delighted with the final product.
John Morgan – Executive Design Manager, Westfield
We have also taken living walls to a new dimension at the site: a row of columns situated outside the centre are now covered in dense foliage, using various grasses, mixed ferns, both variegated and green ivy, Pachysandra and purple Heuchera to create a mixture of shades of greens and reds.
The towers needed softening and we thought this would be an effective take on the increasingly popular living walls. We’re really pleased with the result: it’s a great focal point along London Road for shoppers walking by.
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Victoria International Airport (YYJ) Honoured with 2023 Environmental Award
For Immediate Release – October 3, 2023
Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) recently announced the winners of the Environmental Achievement Awards. Each year ACI-NA recognizes outstanding achievements in the categories of Environmental Management, Mitigation, Innovative/Special Projects and Outreach/Education/Community Involvement and Environmental Improvement with Limited Resources.
Victoria Airport Authority (VAA) was selected as the winner under the Environmental Improvement with Limited Resources category for its Pollinator Garden Project.
ACI-NA also selected winners in four other categories. Denver International Airport won the Environmental Management category for their “Low-Carbon, Cost-Effective, Reliable, and Resilient” energy projects. Los Angeles World Airports earned the Outreach, Education and Community Involvement award for their “Noise Portal” project. The Innovative/Special Projects category winner is Jackson Hole Airport for the “JAC Special Projects” related to their runway reconstruction. And the final winner is San Diego County Regional Airport Authority for their “Airside Renewable Diesel at SAN” project in the Mitigation Category. Last but not the least, an Honorable Mention in the Environmental Management category is going to Portland International Airport for their “Concourse E Extension” project.
About the Pollinator Garden Project:
The garden is located along Willingdon Road next to the roadside digital billboard. The area was originally a thriving Garry oak meadow that supported a rich and diverse ecosystem, featuring grasslands, woodlands, and abundant camas wildflower fields in the spring. This land holds high significance to the W̱SÁNEĆ People’s culture and history. The new garden increases the biodiversity of the area, bringing awareness to the importance of native plant species, and honouring our original ecosystem.
Bees are the most effective pollinators with over 450 native bee species in British Columbia alone. Pollination is an essential process for most plant species to reproduce. Without pollinators, many plant life cycles would be unsuccessful, affecting everything from food production, and local wildlife, to overall ecosystem health. Pollinator gardens are most impactful when they are planted with native species to support native pollinators. Native species have evolved to their landscape and climate over thousands of years which also means they required little care and maintenance to thrive.
Over 2000 plants were planted within the pollinator garden space of 1100m2 and the mixture of local plants and shrubs will provide various cycles of plants for the pollinators including habitat during dormant periods.
”Our partners and sponsors really supported us with the vision of this project working to enhance and bring awareness to local biodiversity, said Ken Gallant, VAA Vice President, Operations. It really shows what can be achieved when we come together for a project. We’ve learned a lot from our partners during the planning, consultation, and execution of this project. We look forward to continuing learning about biodiversity enhancement and the land’s history as we extend knowledge into other projects. We hope to inspire the surrounding community to complete their own biodiversity enhancement projects!”
The panel of judges appreciated VAA’s level of energy and commitment to seeing the YYJ Pollinator Garden to completion and particularly noted and complimented VAA’s outreach and cooperation with the local members of the W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations.
VAA wishes to acknowledge and thank the input and guidance of staff from W̱SÁNEĆ Leadership Council and Tiffany Joseph from Habitat Acquisition Trust that contributed greatly to the vision of the pollinator garden project. We also acknowledge the following sponsorship partners for their generous assistance which made the project come to fruition: Pollinator Partnership Canada, FED Urban Agriculture Society, Synergy Enterprises, Satinflower Nurseries, Island Earth, Stantec, Listco Irrigation, Vancity, and Garden City Tree & Landscape.
Visit the pollinator garden to learn more.
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LGBTQ2+ National Monument
Location: Canada’s Capital Region
Deadline: January 5, 2021, at 3:00pm EST
Budget: No less than $4,825,000
(design, decontamination and construction costs)
The Department of Canadian Heritage, in cooperation with the LGBT Purge Fund and the National Capital Commission, invites teams of professional artists, landscape architects, architects, and other urban design professionals to submit their credentials and examples of prior work for the first part of a two-phase competition to design the new LGBTQ2+ National Monument in Ottawa.
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Different plants will need different 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 Information This is another concern that is going to require to be brought up.
While this might be a tricking concern to raise, it is important. The expense of the job should be discussed upfront so everybody is on the same page about what can be done. Is There a Customized 3D Style? As soon as a landscaper has a concept in mind, they can show it to the client using brand-new technology.
While an illustration and even a 2D image is accommodating individuals will be surprised at the design when they can see it in 3D. This brand-new technology can also enable the landscaper to include furniture, little details, along with textures to their style. When a person sees their job in 3D, they end up being extremely thrilled about it – landscape design near Kirrawee Sutherland Shire.
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There are many options from the type of plants to utilize to where the outdoor furniture is going to be. This new technology is a fantastic way to develop new styles and see the landscaping concepts come to life.
Are there above ground stuctural aspects I need to be concerned with for my outside landscape? Do I have a spending plan and is it realistic? There are numerous more questions to ask before moving forward on a garden design strategy.
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As a designer, I have actually become rather good at this for many years so before you go charging into your next on-site assessment, here is my step-by-step guide to distilling the dollar value from your brand-new customer. Step One Prepare Your Customer Ahead of Time Rather than merely springing the concern on your prospective customer and putting them on the spot for an answer, assist them be prepared to have a response by planting the seed early on.
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Use this as an opportunity to provide something to think of between the call and the time you satisfy on site. You’re not inquiring to offer you a response right away, you’re asking them to make the time to consider it. Here’s a few of the important things I state: “I’m truly looking forward to conference you on -day, prior to you go, among the things I was hoping you could have a think about prior to we fulfill is how much you’re thinking you want to invest in this project.””I’m uncertain if you have actually already believed about this and I don’t require a response from you now, since I understand this is a really uncomfortable subject to talk about, but it will truly help me to make sure you get the very best worth for money if I have some concept of the budget we’ll be working within.””To give you a concept, my clients typically return to me with a figure range to the closest $5k, so for instance $45-50thousand.
The last thing I desire you to experience is a bunch of hidden surprises. We like to get things right from the start. If you might have a think of that, it would be a great help. If you’re uncertain where to begin, I’ll bring some examples of previous projects and we can talk more about it in person.””Oh, and if you might bring some images or printouts of the sorts of things you’ve seen prior to that you truly like, that would be really valuable too.


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Lagan College is the largest integrated college in Northern Ireland, catering for a long-term enrolment of 1200 pupils.
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The problem with even the best outdoor lighting systems, says McLean-based landscape architect Howard Cohen, is that they eventually succumb to moisture infiltration causing metal parts and electrical wiring to corrode. And there are other problems with standard systems: LED lamp housings overheat. Fixtures have to be replaced when garden plants overgrow them. But Cohen feels assured he’s found a solution in Coastal Source Landscape Lighting. The company has developed its products to resist the effects of heat, moisture and salt corrosion. Coastal Source is so confident of their technology that they offer a life-time warranty on their entire system.
The way it is now in the industry, you buy lamps from one company, transformers from another and landscaping wiring from another.” Howard Cohen, Surrounds Landscape Architect
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Coastal Source designs and manufactures its own fixtures, lamps, and lenses. It also designs light filters that can fine tune lighting in a range of color temperatures. The patented wiring system is guaranteed to stay water proof forever. In standard systems wire is twisted around wire nuts at junction points. This sometimes causes voltage drop and creates a weak spot where water can infiltrate over time. Water can also cause corrosion where metal parts join. For example, you may find that you can’t unscrew or open up a fixture to change a lamp because the metal parts have fused.
With any electronic component, water and heat are its biggest enemy.” Jon Bowman, Coastal Source Landscape Lighting
Jon Bowman of Coastal Source Landscape Lighting has this to say about traditional lighting systems: “the day that system goes in, that’s its best day.” Bowman says this because other systems on the market use components that aren’t built for prolonged outdoor use. The Coastal Source Plug n Play Technology eliminates the weak links associated with the traditional outdoor lighting system. All connections fit together and twist closed to make a secure, air tight connection that keeps moisture, debris and insects out.
Another weak point with standard outdoor lighting systems is heat build-up in the metal lamp housings. Metal parts in light fixtures may absorb heat during a 90-degree day and stay hot into the evening. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures reduces the longevity of LED lamps. Coastal addresses this problem with lamp housings that are “thermally managed” in that the entire fixture functions as a heat sink that pulls heat away from the lamp.
Bowman points to another problem solved by the Coastal Source lighting system: It is flexible and can be adjusted as the landscape grows. With a standard system, he says, a low fixture will have to be replaced in as little as five years if shrubbery grows over it. “With ours you just add an extension. As the plants grow we can easily change from a bullet on the ground to a bullet on a riser. So we can get above it as that plant gets taller.”
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The purpose of all of this outdoor lighting technology is to support great landscape lighting design. Both Cohen and Bowman say that layering is what makes great design. That is, using combinations of lighting instruments coming from multiple angles at varying levels of brightness to bring out the subject. It is difficult to highlight a plant with just one fixture. As in theatrical lighting, the landscape designer needs to throw light on the subject from different angles and to modulate the brightness levels of multiple light sources in order to bring out different textures and qualities.
Light plays very well on certain types of trees and less well on others. For example, a southern magnolia has a dark, thick leaf that doesn’t let light through very well. But the fine textured leaves of a honey locust allow light to go through creating a beautiful effect. Sometimes throwing focus on the structure of a tree will create a compelling effect.
Landscape designers will look for opportunities to enhance the subject. They look for angles that will create interesting effects. They may light from above or from the side as well as from underneath. And in terms of layering, the subject will have more brightness focused on it than accent areas.
The Importance of Color Temperature in Night Lighting
When lighting outdoor scenes after dark LED lamps provide a range of color temperatures from a warm amber tone to grayish blue, the color of moonlight. It offers the full palette needed to accent specialty trees, plants and architectural elements in the landscape without distorting their natural colors.
Using the correct light color (color temperature) at night preserves the actual color of the subject being lit. Some landscape contractors will wash everything with one color and that makes it all look the same. So, if you were to direct a warm yellowish light onto a blue plant it would obscure the true the color of the plant. Whereas, using a lamp with the correct color temperature will really make the subject stand out beautifully.
The benefits of investing in a landscape lighting design are both practical and aesthetic. On the practical level, lighting your outdoor environment, obviously, extends the amount of time you can make optimal use of it. And, as demonstrated by the images in this post, the aesthetic pleasure to be gained can be extraordinary. The most advanced landscape lighting technology, aside from solving the problems typically associated with outdoor lighting, provides a wide range of opportunities for making your outdoor living spaces as pleasing at night as they are during the day.
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China Architectural Studio L & A Design Group presented a dproject of ultra-modern facility of Jiangsu Wuxi Central Park, to be built in Jiangsu Province (Eastern Province of China, located on the coast of the Yellow Sea). The unique structure is designed to serve as a recreational pedestrian bridge, establishing an important link for the area between the southern and northern shores of the lake.
Architecture of Bridge extends along the diagonal axis, laid from one bank to another. S-shaped curved structure offers an enticing pedestrians along the scenic streets in the modern context.
In the central part of the bridge increases, providing a platform to stop. The platform provides an opportunity to admire the view of the lake under forming a shadow sheds. In the heart of the building will operate a spacious, well-lighted cafe.
The ultra-modern sleek bridge trying to create the maximum possible interaction of architecture, urban infrastructure, landscape and water.
To form the structure, architects use light steel structures and smooth front panel and the manufacture of polished wood for the seats and handrails. These components are designed to create a modern and functional composition, which can also be called elegant, large-scale sculpture. The height of the bridge allows pleasure boats to pass freely under it, and in the evening and at night illuminated by spectacular structure a system of artificial lighting.
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This was VERY interesting to visit. Beautiful and can see the restoration effort to keep clean and nice. There are some steep steps and could be tough for some. Not too many steps 10-15 but steep and hand rails are limited. Grounds are beautiful to walk around. Really worth the visit
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The architecture of the homes at 50 Page promote an aesthetic that is classic modern. Similar to a clothing period that never goes of out style, the buildings represent a look that will endure and improve with the passage of time. Similarly, the landscape for the courtyards use an elegant planting palette, rich materials, and simple lines to build upon and enhance this timeless look.
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Founding Principal, Mike Coraggio, will be presenting a lecture on Green Walls for the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Central New Jersey Chapter. This lecture will be a part of the Chapter’s continuing education dinner meeting series. Mr. Coraggio’s lecture will focus on the value proposition of green walls as well as the critical stages of the design process that promote successful site integration.
The lecture will be held at the Woodbridge Hilton on Tuesday, March 12th from 6-9 pm.
For more information on the AIA Central NJ Chapter, please visit http://www.aia-cnj.org/.


The Mantle has been passed! John Charles Smith is our new Church Historian having assumed the responsibilities of leading the Historic Records Committee from “honorably retired” George Fricke. John is no newcomer to this church – he is a member of the “50 years and MORE membership club”! John shares more than his passion for history with the church. He is the landscape architect who designed both the landscape plan for the Church House when it was built 50 years ago, and also created the design for the Memorial Garden. He continues to give property care guidance to the Trustees. You can reach John with questions related to Historic Records at firstname.lastname@example.org.


By Editorial Board, Wilkes-Barre Citizens Voice
Once the sparkling centerpiece of a spanking-new Public Square, the fountain at the center of Wilkes-Barre’s downtown hasn’t spouted water for nearly a decade.
Installed in the downtown renewal that followed the 1972 Agnes flood, the fountain eventually became an aging eyesore too expensive to repair. Now it’s going the way of the worn steel-and-glass canopies that formerly lined the square’s perimeter.
Anticipating the national spotlight that will likely return to Wilkes-Barre during this year’s presidential election, the administration of new Mayor George Brown has ordered the removal of the fountain’s metal structure and the filling of its reservoir as part of a larger effort to make the city more presentable.
There has been unmistakable downtown renewal in recent years and the efforts of Diamond City Partnership have made the city’s hub cleaner and brighter. But there is still a lot of work to be done. It’s hard to forget the impression of a re-branding consultant who visited Wilkes-Barre last year and commented he’d never “been in a place where I saw so much trash in the downtown.”
So the mayor’s efforts are much needed and much appreciated.
But the decommissioning of the fountain is just a temporary measure and Public Square could use another reimagining of the type that transformed it nearly a half-century ago after the flood waters had receded.
More than two years ago, a $200,000 grant was secured for the same design firm that refurbished the square back then to take another look at the space and develop ideas for improvements.
With the burgeoning downtown residential market bringing new city dwellers to former office and bank buildings, now would be the perfect time to map out the future of the public park at the city’s core.
We’d be interested in hearing how Brown and the partnership envision the future of Public Square and how the city might once again make it a shiny and new centerpiece.


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Come see Metro Blooms’ first Blooming Alley, and rediscover back alleys. The idea is to look beyond garbage cans and garages and envision alleys as inviting, ecological community spaces. That’s what neighbors on a block near Minneapolis’Lake Nokomis did last spring when they started planning their alley makeover as part of a project called Nokomis Neighbors for Clean Water. This is alley beautification with a green mission: to create lovely neighborhood spaces that incorporate strategies to reduce storm water runoff and promote native habitat.
Stormwater flowing through backyards, driveways and alleys is a major culprit in Lake Nokomis pollution. Metro Blooms undertook this project to partner with local groups, government and residents to reduce the problem. The key is community engagement: provide the tools—namely, expertise in landscape design and stormwater management—that allow residents to work together to find a solution, and make their community a better place to live in the process. Funding from the Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, Minnehaha Creek Watershed District, the City of Minneapolis, and Hennepin County supported the project and, over several months, Metro Blooms helped neighbors on the block design and create the first Blooming Alley.
This is just the beginning. Metro Blooms will seek additional funding to create more Blooming Alleys next summer. “The block is buzzing with lots of excitement over being chosen as the first demonstration block….Thanks to you all for bringing this initiative to our doorsteps,” stated Marty Miller, a resident of the first Blooming Alley.
What: Blooming Alley Tour and Happy Hour
When: 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23
Where: The alley behind 5017 16th Ave. South, Minneapolis, MN, 55417
Stacy Anderson of Earth Wizards will lead a tour of stormwater management practices, including permeable pavement strips, raingardens, bioswales, and trench drains in the alley.
Metro Blooms will be on hand to answer questions and help interested residents get started on their own Blooming Alleys.
Happy Hour featuring beer and munchies will follow.
B.Y.O.U.—Bring Your Own Umbrella, for this event is scheduled for rain or shine. Rain would provide practical demonstrations of stormwater diversion. It would also divert Happy Hour to a garage.
Questions? Contact Laura Hurley with Metro Blooms at email@example.com


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Tulips are among the most versatile of all Spring bulbs.
Within the tulip genus, there is an enormous range of choice of height, colour, form and flowering time. The uses to which you can use tulips are only limited by your imagination, species tulips in woodland, small groups to draw the eye in a herbaceous border, impact show borders, stunning patio and container planting, soldier planting for formal beds or planting in clumps to provide a mass of colour in spring.
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Tulips will thrive in almost any type of soil where there is reasonable drainage. During the growing season they like plenty of moisture but the roots must not stand in water. Be careful not to feed tulips during the growing season as this will produce 'leggy' plants. Plant from October until late December 4 inches deep and approximately 5 to 6 inches apart.
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We spent 7 days on the beautiful island of Kauai in late November. The "Garden Isle" is my favorite Hawaiian island.Read More
Our last day in Italy, we took a day trip from Cinque Terre to Santa Margherita and Portofino.
Lush green hills, snow capped peaks and a gorgeous valley with waterfalls on either side. This landscape feels like a dream!


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LED foot lights are typically small, energy-efficient light fixtures designed to be installed at or near floor level. They are commonly used for various purposes, including:
Ambient Lighting: LED foot lights can provide subtle and ambient lighting in areas such as hallways, stairs, or pathways, enhancing visibility and safety.
Decorative Lighting: These lights are often used for decorative purposes, adding a touch of elegance or modernity to spaces. They come in various designs and colors to complement the overall aesthetic.
Guidance and Safety: Placing LED foot lights along pathways or staircases can help guide individuals safely through a space, especially in low-light conditions.
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Home / #5 Hydrangea arbor Annabelle/ Smooth White Native (TN)
Scientific Name: Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Common Name: Smooth Hydrangea
Garden Size: 4-5 ft. x 4-5 ft.
USDA Zone: 3 to 9
Native Range: Eastern United States
Exposure: Part Shade
Water & Soil: Average, Medium Moisture, Well-drained Soil
Habit (Form): Rounded Foliage: Deciduous, Serrated Dark Green Leaves
Bloom Time: Blooms on New Wood, June to August
Bloom Color: White Care: Blooms on New Wood, Prune in Spring
Uses: Mass or Group in woodland settings, Perennial Border, Good Cut Flowers
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Masses of extremely fragrant, single rose-pink flowers beginning in early summer. The blue-green spreading foliage looks great throughout the season and provides great texture and visual interest. It pairs well with Sedum cauticola, Sedum sieboldii and Stachys 'Big Ears'. We've tried many dianthus. This selection has proven to be durable and reliable.
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When Rhonda’s husband nixed her idea of painting the house pink (like Monet’s), she painted the wrought-iron garden furniture instead. The wisteria had been growing up a pine tree, and when the tree died, Rhonda had an arbor built to support the vine. Although the yard was overgrown when Rhonda and her husband moved in, it had once been its previous owner’s pride and joy. Old-fashioned plants such as sweet shrub, ginger lilies, Lenten roses, camellias, smilax, and a magnificent wisteria had survived years of neglect and were worked into the new design. The soil was also in good condition, and Rhonda continues to improve it. Every fall the beds are raked clean, and she applies a thin layer of composted cow manure over the soil. A week or two later, she has fresh pine straw put down to protect the plants over the winter.


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One of the vital essential tips one can use on the subject of landscaping, is to provide you with a plan before you start doing something. It is important to fastidiously contemplate exactly what you want your yard to look like,and then make an in depth plan as to what steps you will have to take. While having an outside kitchen can add worth to your private home, and increase the eye-opening value of it, you should keep away from installing one if you happen to reside in a local weather that’s not warm most of the time. It is because you’ll only be able to use the kitchen when it’s heat outside so it is going to be a waste of cash.
A superb landscaping mission needn’t be restricted to vegetation and flowers.
Consider why you wish to panorama your yard earlier than you begin your venture. Are you looking to add magnificence? Are you attempting to add privateness? Is your purpose to cut back the overall maintenance of your property? The solutions to these questions will help you to pick out the precise number of plants, making your landscaping challenge easier to finish. Now that you have read this text, you’ve got a greater concept of easy methods to landscape your yard. Nice job! You simply saved your self some huge cash and are about to have some fun. Start designing your and working in the direction of the perfect yard.
When you are planning landscaping for your yard, be sure to use crops, and flowers effectively suited to the local weather you live in. Examine the zone ranking of plants, and ensure they’ll do effectively in your space. Investing in shrubs and trees, and have them die is discouraging, and likewise costly. Think about whether or not or not it is advisable to have a design to your mission. It may cost less cash to create a deck that is in an oblong form, but when you don’t like the tip end result, you most likely won’t use the house. Spending a bit of money to hire a designer may provide help to get exactly what you want.
The long run success of your landscaping depends upon making ready the soil earlier than you begin planting. When you situation your soil and add mulch, not solely will your efforts enhance plant progress, it can additionally considerably reduce the variety of weeds in your landscaping. An extra advantage of making ready the soil is the reduced quantity of water which you will have to maintain landscaping that’s each beautiful and healthy.
If you’re not sure of which merchandise are protected, ask the store in which you’re buying them. Another option is to begin with a single kind of plant and plant it n numerous areas in your yard.


Good news, Singapore — something very cool this way comes. Inspired by Manhattan’s High Line, there are plans to build a 24km-long park that spreads across the length of the island. This means you’ll get to travel through Singapore without ever leaving the park.
The park will be built over an old railway. During the English colonisation era, it was used to transport tin, rubber and other resources in from Malaysia (then called Malay Peninsula). When Malaysia and Singapore went their separate ways in 1965, the railway however remained under Malaysian control. It was only in 2010 that Singapore claimed power over the neglected railway, finally tearing it down in 2011. Where has this rail line been though? Well, it’s mostly hidden by surrounding neighbourhoods.
But Singapore, knowing a thing or two about reinvention, decided to turn the stretch of land into a residency and park. 120 access points will connect points along the park, making it much easier to bike or get through the city on foot. The design also includes hubs like a space for yoga, rock climbing walls, an urban farm, and a viewing point for views of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Instead of connecting tourist hot spots like Marina Bay Sands or the airport, Singapore’s new park is localised with paths through neighbourhoods like Bukit Timah and Chao Chu Kang.
This amazing ‘Lines of Life’ design comes from the Japanese Nikken Sekkai firm, who won a contest for plans to transform the stretch. Local design firm Tierra Design and engineering and project management company Arup Singapore will lead the project some time this year.
Everything sounds impressive so far, but there’s still time for changes and improvement. A travelling exhibition will be held soon to get feedback for the project’s final plans. So, what do you think of it?
Now let’s get back to your plans.
Photo credits: Nikken Sekkei.


We were approached by D&H Fencing and Landscaping, an existing business, who wanted to rebrand.
We started with the logo.
Although we were designing a brand new logo, we wanted to retain some elements of the brand's existing identity. We used D&H's original logo as a starting off point for ideas. We began with several concepts and narrowed them down to a few ideas to present to the client.


Acer palmatum ‘Bi Ho’ (Japanese Maple)
€66.00 “Price excl. VAT: €58.15”
This gorgeous Japanese maple will provide year-round interest. The leaves emerge with a salmon flush in spring before turning yellow-green, then in autumn, they take on rich yellow and orange tones before they fall. Its golden yellow bark, which seems to glow in the winter garden is the feature that stands out long after the leaves are fallen. Relatively compact, ‘Bi Ho’ will make a beautiful stand-alone specimen and can even be grown in a large pot.
Care: Add a top dressing of a multi-purpose fertiliser around the base of the plant in late spring. No routine pruning is required, just remove any dead, damaged or crossing branches in late autumn or winter when they are fully dormant.
Supplied in a 10 litre pot
Height 100-125 cm
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After a competitive selection process that saw five different architecture and interior design firms go head-to-head, KKA’s interiors team (KKAI) has been selected as the lead team for the new First Street development.
Putting forward proposed concepts that aligned with the long-term vision of the mixed-use scheme, whilst paying homage to the site's rich heritage, KKA will be responsible for the interior design of 2,224 co-living bedrooms and amenity space across three new towers rising to 45 storeys.
KKA is working in collaboration with architects, SimpsonHaugh and landscape consultant Optimised Environments (OPEN) to deliver a community-centric public realm for the whole neighbourhood.
The scheme provides a hectare of new landscaped public park and landscaped gardens, over half of which is accessible to the general public. Including the addition of 140 new trees, and commercial units that open directly onto it, this greenspace will boost biodiversity, improve air quality and improve the wellbeing of both residents and the wider community.
Andy Thomas, Operations Director at Downing, said: “First Street is a really important project for everyone at Downing, but also for everyone in Manchester. We are delighted to be regenerating such an important plot of land in the heart of Manchester’s city centre.
“Our ambition for the scheme is to create a community-centric neighbourhood for residents to thrive. We believe that having great outdoor space will be at the heart of this, not only for aesthetic purposes but becoming a haven for residents to soak up the outdoors and to meet and socialise with friends and family.”
The new development will offer prime city centre living in an affordable, social environment and will include more than 2,224 bedrooms split across a mix of accommodation types and price-points.
A vast indoor private amenity offer will be provided to supplement the living accommodation, as well as 17,000 sf of commercial leisure, food and beverage and retail space.
Nicola Ball, Associate Interior Designer at KKA, added: “The whole team is tremendously pleased to have been appointed to this important, transformational scheme in the heart of Manchester, which will be our largest mixed-use scheme to date.
“The interiors team at KKA are excited at the prospect of pushing the boundaries of this project to deliver a first-class, inspiring development for the end user. Sitting on the site of the historic gasworks, First Street comes with a tremendous amount of heritage and we plan to pay homage to this throughout our designs.”


The Vines Wall Fountain is perfect for creating a romantic and sophisticated accent. The tall arched back features beautiful carvings of spiraling grapevines placed on a basin. Water falls down the two tiers before reaching the basin. Enjoy the soothing and relaxing accent this feature will create for a setting. Shown in the Pueblo Brown with Charcoal finish. Because each fountain is hand finished, finish accents may vary from piece to piece, giving each piece a unique, one-of-a-kind character. Includes a whisper-quiet UL-listed pump. No plumbing is required. Water recirculates within the fountain. Plugs into any standard 3-prong household electrical outlet.


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I’ve always shied away from redesign projects, because you start with 18 holes and end up with 18, and whether the course is any better is strictly a matter of opinion. But the new owners of Atlantic City Country Club caught me at the right time, when a couple of other projects were on hold, and we enjoyed the opportunity to work on a site with mature landscaping and beautiful frontage along the marsh across the bay from Atlantic City.
Quite a bit of the work here was to promote better drainage, with gentle shaping of what had been very flat fairways. But we had to build up the fairways along the marsh to mitigate flooding issues, and to generate the fill for that we created seven acres of new tidal wetland on our re-routed 14th and 15th holes, breaking up a run of downwind par-4’s. The State of New Jersey had never received an application for a golf course to create more wetlands, instead of filling them in.