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Based in Ojai, California and serving the entire Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, Alpha Stone Inc. is a fully licensed design-build contracting company, creating innovative indoor and outdoor hardscapes and structures that will improve and enhance your leisure, recreation, and entertainment areas.
We install hardscapes and livingscapes specific to each client's lifestyle, environment, and home, achieving a harmonious balance that will provide many years of enjoyment. Our services include all aspects of hardscape such as driveways, walkways, retaining walls, custom entry-gates, pavers, water features, porches, patios and outdoor fireplaces and kitchens.
The design process for each home's exterior should be both exciting and interactive to suit your desires. Alpha Stone takes into consideration individual tastes and surroundings, employs our professional knowledge and experience, and presents the ideal plan resulting in uniqueness, added property value and maximized environmental harmony. While we can and do design and construct many of our projects, we also work with your architect or designer to make your vision a reality. The projects on this site reflect both our own designs and our collaborations with our industry colleagues.
For inspiration Chester Jagiello, President of Alpha Stone Inc., has traveled the world exploring ancient civilizations in Egypt and Peru. Civilizations that have excelled in stone craftmanship at the highest level, a level that is impossible to recreate even with our modern technology.


Students at Fishtown’s Alexander Adaire School were joined Tuesday by Dr. William R. Hite, Superintendent, The School District of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, Council President Darrell Clarke, and other dignitaries to kick off construction of a new green schoolyard designed for the school and the community it serves.
The Adaire schoolyard is the latest in a citywide partnership among the School District of Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Water Department, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, and national nonprofit The Trust for Public Land.
These organizations are collaborating to provide green community areas in neighborhoods lacking high-quality outdoor places to play and learn.
The work advances several City priorities, including the School District’s Green Futures Plan, the Water Department’s Green City, Clean Waters plan, and the Kenney administration’s vision to create a more equitable citywide network of parks and community spaces throughout Philadelphia.
“The green schoolyard at Adaire School teaches our students firsthand what it means to protect the environment and conserve resources,” said Dr. William R. Hite Jr., Superintendent, The School District of Philadelphia. “It also closely aligns with the goals of the District’s Green Futures plan, which is designed to make our schools and surrounding communities more sustainable. I look forward to working with our City’s Water and Parks & Recreation departments, in addition to The Trust for Public Land, to bring these innovative outdoor spaces to even more of our schools.”
“This schoolyard not only provides enhanced learning opportunities, but also brings a new green space to the community and protects the Delaware River,” said Mayor Jim Kenney. “It is a permanent example of how partnerships between City departments and nonprofits can have a positive and lasting impact in our neighborhoods and the environment. This is a great day for the Alexander Adaire School, the Fishtown community and Philadelphia’s waterways.”
The new Adaire schoolyard was designed to provide improved opportunities for recreation and learning and will also capture stormwater on rainy days with new green infrastructure features.
Currently a bare asphalt yard, the new schoolyard will soon include a large rain garden with a nature trail for exploration and learning, play areas, such as a toddler playground with colorful tumbling hills to promote creative play, benches, and a seat wall to provide ample shaded seating for gathering and relaxing.
“When the City partners with neighborhood residents and outside organizations, together we can accomplish almost anything,” said Managing Director Michael DiBerardinis, who played a lead role in launching the partnership. “Not only will these schoolyard improvements bring joy to the children, residents and visitors of the neighborhood, they also support our green stormwater management initiatives and add value to our City’s open spaces.”
In addition to announcing the work at the Adaire schoolyard, the partners also noted plans underway to redesign and improve the neighboring Fishtown Recreation Center.
“During a time of fiscal challenges in the School District, these partners and this community really stepped up to give children the play spaces they deserve,” Council President Darrell L. Clarke said. “I’d like to thank the School District, my colleagues in City government, Adaire staff and supporters, and The Trust for Public Land for coming together and working out a collaborative solution for needed capital improvements with limited funds. It was not always easy, but we figured it out and we’re here today, breaking ground on a new green schoolyard for Adaire and soon to begin much-needed improvements to Fishtown Recreation Center.”
“Friends of Adaire could not be more excited to celebrate this groundbreaking,” said Denis Devine, Friends of Adaire’s volunteer project leader. “It’s been a privilege to work with all of our incredible partners over four years to make this dream a reality. We look forward to the Adaire kids learning and playing on a transformed, green schoolyard, and we look forward to working with the Fishtown community to maintain the park and public access to it throughout the year.”
“The Philadelphia Water Department is proud to support this project through our Stormwater Management Incentives Program,” said Water Department Commissioner Debra McCarty. “Green schoolyard improvements like this protect our rivers from stormwater runoff and teach the next generation of Philadelphia citizens about the importance of improving water quality, making this a win for Fishtown, the environment and all of Philadelphia.”
The transformation of the Adaire schoolyard is one of numerous schoolyards planned for similar transformation. Working with City partners, The Trust for Public Land led the creation of new schoolyards at the William Dick School, the William Cramp School and the John Taggart School in recent years.
The non-profit organization is currently overseeing the design and development of additional outdoor spaces at a dozen other schoolyards and City recreation centers, in park-deprived neighborhoods, including the Fishtown Recreation Center.
Over the next five years, the City and School District partnership with The Trust for Public Land aims to complete as many as 30 green schoolyards and recreation centers.
“Philadelphia’s schoolyards and recreation centers are the natural gathering places for kids and families in our neighborhoods, so they are the ideal place to invest resources to create a healthy community,” said Anthony Cucchi, The Trust for Public Land’s Pennsylvania State Director. “Almost 10,000 Philadelphia residents live within a ten-minute walk of the schoolyard, so these improvements will have far-reaching benefits in addition to helping the Adaire students thrive.”
The citywide partnership is funded by a combination of City, State, and School District sources, leveraged by private funding raised by The Trust for Public Land.
Philanthropic support for the program began with a leadership grant from The William Penn Foundation and The Trust for Public Land continues to lead an ongoing fundraising campaign to support the development of new sites, including support for community participation in the design process and seed funding for stewardship and programming.For more information on Philadelphia’s green infrastructure program, visit the Green City, Clean Waters webpage.


A backyard is a safe haven! We use it for relaxing after a long day of work, entertaining friends and playing with family. Regardless of the size of your area or budget, there are multiple updates that you can do to make your backyard look modern and stylish. A modern look is a classic as you start with a neutral base and can adjust the colour and decor seasonally or as your taste changes.
Modern backyards work well with clean lines and geometric shapes. Also it works well with both monochromatic looks or vibrant colours, depending on your preference. Here are three different ways you can give your backyard the modern look
Ways to Transform your Backyard
1. Bring Family and Friends Together On The Patio
If you’re a fan of low maintenance yards, a patio is a great way to get the modern look. Combining nature with concrete is a great way to create a contrasted look. You may consider using large concrete slabs and pebbles or rocks to create a grid pattern with clean lines. Adding a fire-pit, not only acts as a centrepiece to bring friends and family together but will keep you warm on a winters night. Thankfully, the fire-pits from PureModern are available in all different sizes, shapes and finishes to match your modern look.
2. Kick Back In You’re Very Own Entertainment Area
There is nothing quite like kicking back with friends and family, enjoying a meal, then kicking back in an outdoor entertainment area as the night rolls on. For a rustic look, incorporate natural stone textures paired with wooden furniture. This will enhance the natural landscape of your yard while making it feel cosy and inviting.
The outdoor kitchen is key to an outdoor entertainment area! Cook up a storm with a bbq or woodfire pizza oven accompanied by an outdoor bar. Create a vibe by adding additional entertainment features like a TV, projector or outdoor sound system. As you’ll find yourself spending most evenings outside, don’t forget to add some outdoor lighting to extend your entertainment hours after the sun goes down.
3. Curl Up In A Cosy Outdoor Living Room
Warm weather calls for summer nights stargazing. There is no better way to do this than to have an outdoor living room. For a beautiful contemporary look consider a big wooden deck, surrounded by planters.
Planters are a great addition to any backyard. They can provide some colour, planted with modern plants, flowers, trees, shrubs or plants, they spruce up any backyard. Pair this with a comfortable outdoor wicker couch to sink into with your favourite book on a long summers day, or to curl up with the family in the evening.
Some of the best memories are made when the sun goes down. Adding a pergola will provide some shelter as nightfall creeps in. To add some light, consider adding some low voltage or solar-powered lighting, brass and copper finishes will help tie it in with the modern look.


The last thing you want is weeds to grow in the midst of your newly planted flower bed. Not only is it unpleasant to look at, weeds also compete for the nutrients in the soil that are meant for your flowers and plants. And weeds grow fast, faster than most ornamental plants and therefore take up space in your flower bed which is very important for your own plants to grow and flourish.
At Bark UK Online we offer various protective solutions for your garden space. The most common choice always lies between weed control membrane or mulch. But how to decide between the two? We are happy to give you some insights in the benefits of both mulch and weed control membrane, making it easier for you and your plants!
The benefits of weed control membrane
Weed control membrane is a budget-friendly and heavy-duty weed suppressant. This membrane is woven from black plastic that prevents weeds from growing while allowing water and air to pass through. Weed control membrane is an easy and quick solution to cover and protect your soil from unwanted weeds. On the other hand, for aesthetic reasons we recommend covering the membrane with wood chips. Looking at this sheet of black plastic does not uplift the look of your garden.
Mulch and its purpose
Similar things are to say about mulch. Many garden professionals prefer mulch over membrane as it is an organic solution that is, like wood chips, filled with extra nutrients for your plants. The purpose of mulch is to block light, which prevents weeds from growing. Our organic mulches help conserve water in your soil, feed the soil with its nutrients and prevent the soil from erosion. Mulch also creates a border between your flower bed and weeds, leaving all the compost and plant food for your flower bed only.
How to decide
There are pros and cons to both weed control membrane and mulch. Weed membrane is a godsend when you want to pave a part of your garden or want to decorate it with gravel, split or wood chips. Our weed control fabric is manufactured from woven high-quality polypropylene. It is therefore ideal for use under patio slabs, decking, block paving or professional planting. Mulch is an excellent product to offer protection to flower beds and borders. Our mulch helps enrich the soil with nutrients and organic matter whilst also providing an effective protective layer to your plants, forming a barrier against frost, and helping to retain moisture through the warmer months. Besides its more functional aspects, our woodland mulch gives your flower beds an attractive and decorative update.
A combination of the two
At Bark UK we often recommend our customers to choose a combination of weed control membrane and mulch. Cover your soil with a weed control membrane to fight those feisty weeds and prevent them from breaking through your flower bed. In addition, add some mulch to the surface to enhance the nutrients and food intake of your plants. With this combination you get the best protection possible for your soil while having an aesthetically pleasing look of your garden.
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Just an hour north of the Atlanta Botanical Garden in midtown, the fall tones are beginning to dapple the landscape at our Gainesville location.
Two eye-catching and unusual trees can be found just outside the back doors of our Visitor Center. The first is Pseudolarix kaempferi, also known as golden larch–for obvious reasons! This tree is a member of the pine family and is unique for its light green, soft foliage that fans out in small clusters on the branches. It is also one of the few deciduous conifers.
Just a few steps away from the Pseudolarix, visitors can see another rare tree, Parrotia subaequalis. Parrotia has a gray, muscular trunk that exfoliates with age revealing camouflage patterned bark and foliage takes on a rich wine tone in early fall. This grouping is in full, fall glory.


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The Olana Viewshed Tour
Saturday, June 3, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pmFree
A self-guided outdoor exploration of private landscapes with singular views on both sides of the Hudson River, all within five miles of Frederic Church’s Olana. Feast on a gourmet picnic lunch, and experience the sublime views which inspired Frederic Church.
The selected properties include protected scenic landscapes and working farms, and the tour locations feature historic and contemporary architecture set against dramatic backdrops of the Catskill Mountains, the Hudson River, and Olana.
Rain or shine


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Toowoomba residents and visitors will soon have even better facilities to enjoy at Queens Park thanks to further upgrades by Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC).
Stage 7 of TRC’s $12 million Queens Park Masterplan Implementation Project is underway with upgrades to the Vera Lacaze Park now taking shape.
TRC Parks and Recreation Services Portfolio Leader Cr Tim McMahon said the works would improve the already great facilities on offer to park users.
“The Vera Lacaze Park upgrade project is Council’s final step in the Queens Park Masterplan Implementation Project and I’m pleased to see it underway.
“We are grateful for the State Government’s contribution to the project through the Building our Regions fund.
‘Works will include the building of an interpretive shelter, seating and signage based on Toowoomba heritage, BBQ facilities, drinking fountains, more bins, new garden beds and accessible picnic shelters.
“I’m pleased that large elements of the works are about improving and providing greater accessibility to Queens Park for visitors and residents alike.
“Key heritage elements like the original bluestone, fountains and pedestrian bridge will be protected during the works and retained for the upgraded park.
“In addition to improving accessibility to the park, these upgrades will be considerate of the heritage requirements, applicable design and construction standards and regard to public safety,” Cr McMahon said.
The works, which began in April 2022, are expected to be completed in July 2022, weather pending.


Aged downtown area to receive two-part revamp
But tourists and city residents alike still seldom make time to visit Seun Sangga, a half-century old shopping and residential district that stretches over a kilometer between the Jongno and Dongdaemun areas.
As the country’s first commercial and residential complex, the neighborhood once flourished in the 1970s but slowly began to decline a decade later with the establishment of the Yongsan Electronics Market and the massive redevelopment of southern Seoul.
So in an attempt to revitalize the district and surrounding area, the Seoul Metropolitan Government on Tuesday disclosed a comprehensive plan to turn the depressed shopping ally into the city’s newest tourist attraction that will connect other tourist attractions like the Jongmyo Shrine and Mount Namsan.
“The first step in the project would be to restore the elevated footpath and reconnect the buildings along the Cheonggye Stream,” said Kim Hae-seong, who heads the city’s Historic City Center Regeneration Division.
“The second-story passageway that once connected the buildings over the Chonggye Stream was removed when former Seoul Mayor Lee Myung-bak restored the stream in 2005. That’s considered one of the reasons why fewer visitors have come to the district.”
The project is expected to be divided into two stages, the first of which will see the renovation of the northern half of the area, and see the elevated footpath reconnected.
The local government’s plan would remodel the walking decks of buildings and connect them in order to establish a pedestrian route so that visitors can eventually walk from the Jongmyo Shrine in Jongno District to Mount Namsan.
The remodeling process of the first stage is to begin in November this year and finish at the end of 2016.
The city government has yet to specify the second stage of the plan for the other half of the district, which it will outline following discussions with shop owners and residents.
The city government is currently working to revitalize the area with support from the local community and has set up a forum with more than 20 experts tasked with conceptualizing cultural and artistic events to attract more visitors. It is also considering giving incentives to start-ups in the district.
“Seun Sangga has architectural value but is also historically and culturally important,” said Lee Je-won, who heads the Urban Regeneration Headquarters. “I hope the district’s renovation will revitalize the surrounding area and become a new city landmark.”
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Description: An incredible site offering 7 hectares of small themed gardens, interspersed with canals, water basins and fountains. Each of the individual areas has a unique architecture and design. The gardens are very much a visual delight.
Location: 18kms west of Annecy, outside the small village of Vaulx.
General Information: The site is not open all year round, and opens at different times during different months, so head to their website for latest information. Written guides in English are available.
Website: www.jardins-secrets.com. Tel No: 0(4) 50 60 53 18.
For children: This is not the most exciting attraction for children.
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At Curb Appeal Artistic Edging, we work with you to pick out the perfect style of edging for your project. The variations are endless!
From natural brownstone to clean black slant, we can create the art that will tie your landscape project together.
Our Natural Stone curbing is in a league of its own. Our artistic design and attention to detail allow us to replicate the perfectly imperfect look and feel of stone. No wonder it is our top selling edging.
We use a combination of stamps, hand forming, and carving to recreate the experience of custom-installed rock. With the ability to customize the colour and design to complement your living space, this product will not disappoint.
The installed product has a front to back slant profile of 4 inches to 2 inches. The final finish is multi-coloured and can easily be crafted to complement masonry or other items in your yard.
Our Belgium Block curbing is created by using a combination of blocks with 4 inch and 8-inch lengths.
By varying the lengths of blocks used, the final design has the proper combination of regularity and irregularity to look consistent and exciting.
The blocks are 6 inches deep and 4 inches tall.
The final coloring can be adjusted for your needs.
The slant profile is industry-standard. Being one of the most popular designs for the last 50 years, the ability to use over 18 stamped concrete styles or none at all, it can be tailored to suite your specific style and vision.
As the entry-level offering to increase your curb appeal, this edging profile will not disappoint.
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Fire Pit Installation in Tyler, Whitehouse, Flint, & Surrounding Cities in Texas
Add value, style, and fun to your outdoor living area by having a new fire pit installed.
Our custom-built fire pits are a great way to make your outdoor living area the entertainment capital of your neighborhood. The process begins with a consultation. We will design your fire pit with you, and then our team of hardscape professionals will head out to your property to make your dream a reality. Our fire pits are custom-built, so the sky is the limit when it comes to the design. The natural stones we use to build our fire pits are as beautiful as they are durable, so you will enjoy your fire pit for years to come. We offer our fire pit installation service to commercial, residential, and HOA property owners in Tyler, Whitehouse, Flint, and throughout the surrounding areas in Texas. Give us a call today at (903) 502-0669 to schedule a consultation as the first step in making your dream fire pit a reality.
Our Fire Pit Design & Installation Process
When you hire us to build your new fire pit, the first step will be to sit down with you for a consultation. We will listen to your needs and help you design a fire pit that you will absolutely love. Depending on the scope of the project, we may recommend a design rendering to help solidify the final design so everyone agrees on what the finished fire pit will look like. Once we know exactly what your fire pit will look like, our team will get to work on building and installing it. To build your custom fire pit, our team will:
- Mark out the location of the fire pit
- Excavate the area
- Lay down a base material
- Install your pavers and fire pit
- Fill in the gaps with paver sand
Any design fee is applied to the cost of the project once work commences.
We Build Custom Fire Pits
Our experienced team will work alongside you to build the unique, custom fire pit of your dreams. Because we build custom fire pits, you will be able to create a fire pit that is just right for you. We can build your fire pit in any shape and size to fit the design of your property. Whatever ideas you have for your fire pit, we can bring them to life!
We build our fire pits from durable, natural stone.
Your new fire pit will give you years of service with minimal maintenance thanks to the durability of the stones we use for our fire pits. Stones also add a natural element that helps your fire pit blend into the outdoor areas around them. We offer stones in varying colors to add interest and an earthy coziness to your fire pit.
Give us a call today to schedule our fire pit installation service.
Don't delay getting that fire pit you've always wanted. Give us a call at (903) 502-0669 to schedule a consultation with our team today! We can sit down with you and help you design a fire pit that will not only look great, but also last for years to come. We offer our fire pit installation service to commercial, residential, and HOA property owners in Tyler, Whitehouse, Flint, and throughout the surrounding areas in Texas. We look forward to working with you to help you create the fire pit of your dreams!


The City and Landscape group consists of C&L journal publishers, C&L research department and C&L consulting firm.
The City and Landscape research department is an organization which performs planning and design projects, as well as, scientific events contains conferences, workshops, and symposiums. This organization publishes research achievements in the fields of Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Design, Urban Management, Landscape Architecture, Environmental Design and Planning, and Architecture.
According to our cited activities, we mainly concentrate on a pivot approach of using the multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge; Hence, we perform collaborative activities and some joint plan of actions in all related fields.
Our scientific board members are:
Jean-Michel Coget is an associate professor in “Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris la Villette” and in “University of Paris VIII Saint-Denis”. Jean-Michel Coget is also president of CIFAA (NGO accredited with UN Habitat). He founded a consultancy firm in 1982 called JMC2 which assists governments, major cities, major private groups, etc. to define and implement their strategy and information technologies(IT) in management of real estate patrimony, urban and architectural projects or sustainable development policies.
Diane Menzies has been officer of the New Zealand order of Merit for environmental services. She has received a Ph.D. from “Lincoln University” in Resource studies and holds masters degrees in Business Administration from “Canterbury University” also management Dispute Resolution from “Massey University”. She has won the Christchurch civic award for services to the city, for leading the port Hills Millennium landscape project in 2000. Also she has been international member of American Society of Landscape Architecture.
Jamal Athari holds Ph.D. in Town Planning & Urban design. He is architectural consultant, also the university lecturer in Sustainable architecture, Environmental and Energetic Sustainable architecture and urban spatial planning. He works on Urban planning, Rehabilitation, Design of Eco-neighborhood, Environmental Quality of Buildings, Energy Saving Techniques : HQE, BREAM, LEED, Rehabilitation, Restoration, Renewal and up-grading of marginalize urban areas also local participation and capacity building procedures.
Esmaeil Tavakoli Mehr owns an M.Arch and M.A urban design from university of “Manchester”.
He has over 30 years, experience as the head of architecture and urban design team of S&B company focusing on housing complexes, shopping centers and 3 new towns ; Aalishahr new town , (Bushehr province), Sadra new town,( Fars Province) and Siraf new town,( South Pars oil and gas field). He has translated books and articles in urban design and architecture fields.
Laala Jahahshloo is a professor in Urban Planning and Urban design at Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran. She was the top student in entrance exam and graduated as top student of class in both master and PHD degree. She has written articles about “Cities in Communications Area”, “Evaluation Models” especially fuzzy one. She was a member of editorial board of “Naghsh Namyeh” and “Naghsh pardazesh E Shahr”. She has also worked in different Urban design and urban planning projects and Architecture ones such as “Shush –Besaat corridor” as main activity axis in spatial structure of Tehran, “revising in Tehran financial plan according to Tehran new comprehensive plan” and “revising Tabriz comprehensive plan”.
Mohammad Motallebi is CEO of “City & Landscape” consulting firm. He is co-founder and interim president of IFLA Middle East, a practitioner- lecturer Iranian Environmental and Landscape Designer. He earned his Bachelor of Landscape Engineering from “University of Tabriz” and Master of Environmental Design from “University of Tehran”. Environmentally-responsible design and sustainable urban development have been Mohammad’s core focus throughout his career. He has worked on more than 30 Landscape, Urbanism and Tourism projects in local to national levels. In 2012 he was elected as President of ISLAP( Iranian Society of landscape Professions ). In recent years he was the juror for Singapore national Landscape Awards and IFLA Asia Pacific Landscape Awards. He is a member of the jury for IFLA Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Gold Medal.
Nava Tavakoli Mehr is chief-in-editor in C&L journal and head of the board of director in C&L consulting firm. She owns a bachelor’s in Environmental Engineering and she received a masters degree in Landscape Architecture at “Tehran University”.Her professional experiences are in Urban landscape Design and Urban Environmental issues as well as works on urban design and planning , urban documentary and journalism of architecture and urbanism. Also, she has worked in Tehran municipality for over 12 years as an Environmental expert, Landscape designer.She has been the member of the board of director in the Iranian Society of landscape Professions (ISLAP) as the Iranian branch of IFLA from 2010.
Nasim Sahraei Nejad is currently an assistant professor at “Azad University”, Science and Research Branch in Tehran also a researcher for urban landscape area at Beautification Organization of Tehran Municipality. She holds Ph.D. from “University Putra Malaysia(UPM)” and Master degree in Environmental Design from “Azad university”. She has worked as landscape expert in Tarh & Amayesh consulting firm and Rahshahr international group, architectural consultant company cooperated for many important landscaping projects as improvement of passageways on Azadi, Enghelab and Shariati in Tehran, exhaustive plan of Abadan-Khorramshahr and airport city of Imam Khomeini and also some other projects about landscaping of Asalooyeh-Mianloo.


The Devonshire Arms, Hartington
Project - The Devonshire Arms
Location - Hartington, Peak District
Product Used - HW3003 Nile
Designer - Inventive Design Associates
Located in the heart of the beautiful, rolling Peak District, The Devonshire Arms in Hartington is a welcoming pub and restaurant. Boasting luxury accommodation set within beautiful surroundings, the Grade II listed building sits right in the heart of the village, offering the perfect place for visitors to stop and relax.
The design brief was a full refurbishment to the Grade II building, including updating the existing pub through reviving the dining area and forming a more functional bar area.
In addition, three new bedrooms were to be created and the manager’s accommodation was to be relocated, all while staying within the listed building framework.
Now a timeless yet contemporary space greets visitors, featuring natural surfaces, calming textures and the beauty of Havwoods' Nile Herringbone wood flooring and Firth rustic cladding. The warm interiors encourage people to sit back and relax, in a cosy environment that feels like an extension of their home.
The herringbone pattern wood from Havwoods was included in the design brief from the very start, as its variety of rich tones was ideal for adding warm tones to the area and supplying a luxurious, but natural, feel. The natural knots and twists of the Venture Plank was chosen due to the colour of the wood complementing the herringbone, as well as working nicely alongside the cladding on the bar - and being hardwearing for muddy walking boots and dogs!
The rustic cladding was selected as it provided the perfect finish for the aesthetic the designers wished to achieve.
New signage and decorations sympathetically enhance the external character and appearance of The Devonshire Arms and a complete new external landscape design has transformed the rear beer garden to complete the scheme.
Free samples are available for all of our products, please click ‘Order A Free Sample’ next to the product. Alternatively, you can visit one of our showrooms in Carnforth, Chelsea, Clerkenwell or Manchester for a more in depth look at our product range and for a free design consultation. Or you can call us on 01524 737000 or Contact Us


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These old fashioned "Pinks" produce a wealth of flowers with a spicy fragrance. Their rich mix of colors includes carmine, crimson, deep violet, pink, raspberry, rose, violet, cherry, and violet picotee. Diantus Ideal bloom early and continuously all summer and withstand hot spells. These are very beautiful and carefree plants. Growing to about a foot high, they are great for the front of the border. Montana State University lists Dianthus as a deer resistant plant.
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Time: June - Fall
Dianthus Ideal Features: Deer Resistant, Attracts Butterflies, Containers, Drought tolerant, Edging, Perennial


Last Thursday, we all went to Florence on a field trip. First we went on the Ponte Vecchio, which is their famous bridge that goes over the Arno River. It now houses many expensive shops that are mainly jewelry stores. It has a great view of the river, though. We actually went to Florence during their fashion week so we saw many interesting outfits worn by the locals. We then made our way to the Boboli Gardens which is at the Pitti Palace, formerly owned by the Medici family. It also happened to be right across the street from Dr. Lombadini's middle school, which is now a bank.
Cornflower at Boboli Gardens
Fountain at Boboli Gardens
The Boboli Gardens is a massive but gorgeous Italian garden. One of the first sites we visited in there was the Buontalenti Grotto. It contains these figures that look as if they are formed out of stalactites which creates a natural feeling in this grotto. We then walked around the garden which has massive hedges everywhere that create giant walls. We also saw many varieties of flowers and citrus in certain parts of the garden. much of the space was very open and much was greenery as opposed to flowers. In the garden, we saw a long fountain that went all the way down a stretch of a pathway. Dr. Lombardini explained how the fountain was used to draw animals into the area in order for the Medici family to be able to hunt. There were many beautiful archways to walk under to help shield from the sun. The garden also had a gorgeous view of the city of Florence. After we finished at the Boboli Gardens, some of us went with Dr. Lombardini to the Bardini Garden. The Bardini garden is an Italian Renaissance garden that is very close to the Boboli Gardens. Although it was not as big as the Boboli Gardens, they had nice archways and different layers to the garden.
Quinten and I using our Amazing Race skills
Florence has beautiful gardens that continue to impress. I'm excited to return this Friday to another one of the Medici villas. Until then, Ciao!


perhaps best known for his design for the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park,
where the Great
1851 was held, but he was also head gardener at Chatsworth House in
Derbyshire, home of the Dukes of Devonshire, and was behind some of the
impressive designs that grace the grounds there. The enormously tall
Emperor Fountain was one of his innovations as well as the rock garden.
In designing a rock garden he wanted to ensure that his structures echoed the most attractive natural formations and that the rocks he used were sufficiently massive to create a dramatic effect. He invented a special hoist with which to lift the rocks into place. Among his achievements as a gardener was cultivating the Cavendish Banana, a species which is now widely grown commercially.
Paxton's design for the Crystal Palace used standard components repeatedly so that it was quick and easy to erect. The plan was essential because he was called on to design the structure after the winner of a contest to find the design proved to be unworkable in reality. Construction took around six months.


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Choosing the right container is very important for your plants to grow well. Based on your plant type you need to choose the container. It also depends on the design of your garden and your budget. There are various types and sizes of containers available, choose the one that fits in your needs.
Some containers made of wood are long-lasting and good for water retention. Especially the containers made of solid hardwood barrels can be used for permanent plantings with good rustic settings. Containers made of hardwood can resist the rot. Though wood container is good for permanent plantings you need to use some preservatives to make it lasting. To ensure that soil doesn’t come out of the container you should check the joints of the container while you are selecting it for your plantings. If you are planting woodland plants then rustic wood would be the best choice.
Clay pots are traditional choices of many people of its huge benefits against the other containers available in the market. They add sculptural touch to your garden. Clay pots come in variety of sizes and shapes. They are usually inexpensive than the designer pieces like metal and many other containers. The major disadvantage with clay pots is they dry out quickly. So to prevent them from drying out you need to place them in a semi-shaded area. Make sure the containers are frost proof.
Stone is a good choice for maintaining soil moisture and temperature. It has a solid and ornamental look. Stone containers can be used for permanent plantings as they are strong enough to withstand the climatic conditions especially in winter. For plants which need plenty of space choose large stone containers. Containers made of concrete are less expensive as they are available in huge quantity, but some genuine old stones are very expensive. Soft stone containers give a beautiful look to your garden.
Metal is a good choice for winter containers. Metal containers are known for their durability. But, the major drawback with this containers are they heat up quickly and dries out through which they damage the roots if regular watering is not done. If you need to add decorative pieces to your garden, you can use them but, you need to take regular care of plants planted in metal containers.
Many people think that synthetic is a natural material, but the fact is, it is man made. But, the benefits with synthetic containers are, they are light weight, inexpensive and durable. They come in variety of finishes, sizes and shapes.
Baskets or bags
Apart from the above containers, you can also use old baskets or bags that are available in your home as a containers for small plants or shrubs. This saves some of your money on containers. Baskets are light weight and can be hanged anywhere in your home as a decorative pieces. Grow bags are also lightweight and are very compact. Bags can be used for temporary home plants.


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From the olive groves of Collazzi located in the municipalities of Impruneta and Scandicci, areas renowned for their temperate climate and for the lands very suited to a quality olive grove.
At Collazzi only a few hectares are vineyards; most of the property is dedicated to the cultivation of the olive tree, which, in addition to producing an extraordinary product,
characterizes the landscape of the Estate and the surrounding Florentine hills in a unique way. The color is intense green. The aroma is fruity, typical of fresh olives. The flavor is delicate and intense at the same time.
The majestic Villa is located on a rectangular terrace on the top of a hill near Florence. In the XX Santi di Tito architect and assistant of Michelangelo realized it. The entrance is a magic boulevard surrounded by unique cypresses.One of the most iconic elements of the Villa is the garden which is divided on two different terraces: the upper terrace where holm oaks, horse chestnuts and cypresses were planted in the 19th century; the lower terrace is an “Italian-style” garden with square-shaped flowerbeds and pots of lemons planted in XXX century.


Installing French Drain Systems: Pooling Water Triggers Basis Damage however Green Garden Helps
There are numerous circumstances where a domestic property can have water drain problems. The rain will typically drain to the lower residential or commercial property and pool in low spots. One direct service is setting up French drain systems.
Any extreme rainwater coming about the roofing may be handled with rain gutter downspouts.
How Makes it happen Accomplish Rainwater Runoff?
The drain essentially produces an underground channel to funnel rainwater overflow from one location to a lower one. It's a really excellent example of green landscaping.
Selecting the Area for a French Drain
When preparing excess rainwater runoff, picking the place for the drain is the most vital step. The location where the water is pooling is the obvious beginning point. The technique is discovering a lower spot to divert the water to.
Digging the trench is the physically most difficult part of this DO-IT-YOURSELF job. Phone lines, gas lines, and coax laid by cable television TELEVISION services.
As soon as a potential trench line has been determined, it's crucial to get all these services involved to be particular that no lines are cut. Not just will this minimize getting into a significant can of worms, it will certainly show that due diligence has actually been done if things go awry.
This is the simple part-- planning the depth and width of the French drain system. At a minimum, the trench needs to be at least 6" broad and even larger depending on the volume of runoff rainwater. As for the depth? Clearly, it needs to start at least as deep as the most affordable area where it pools.
However the bottom line is that the level where the water is provided to must be lower than the pooling location in order for the French drain system to be functional. Preferably, the grade needs to be one foot drop for one hundred feet of trench length. Inspect the depth utilizing a level staked string line ranging from one end to the other.
Finishing the Drain
Now that the trench is done, line it with landscaping material. Pea gravel will work, but a coarser gravel will certainly drain more efficiently.
Fold the landscape fabric over the gravel. The purpose this is to keep sand and soil from drifting down into the gravel, obstructing water circulation.
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- This is the ideal pick for those who value classic, sophisticated design.
- This backyard is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
- With its comfortable and charming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to spend time with family and friends.
- You can see how your plans would look through your phone’s camera, before you go ahead and build them.
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A beautiful outdoor environment can be created by planning your backyard with contemporary aesthetics in mind. You can achieve the desired look by combining materials like brick, stone, pavers, and wood ideal for individuals who enjoy modern interpretations of classic gardens! Geometric shapes, symmetry, and repetitive patterns are all great ways to dress up your landscape. Even though this style is straightforward it is an ideal choice for any homeowner who wants a minimalistic exterior. This contemporary garden design aims to produce a well-defined and attractive outdoor space that will make your backyard the envy of the neighborhood.
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Do you feel as though your garden is missing something? Maybe you can’t quite pinpoint what you need to do, but you know that you need to make a change somehow. If this sounds like you then there are a few things you can do to try and make your life a little easier.
Time to Relax
If you don’t have anywhere to sit back and relax in your garden, then this is one area where you are certainly missing out. If you want to do something here, then make sure that you buy a table and chairs set. You don’t have to opt for a hard, metal variant here. There are so many rattan sets on the market right now, and they even come with removable seat covers. The best thing about this is that you can take them off when it rains, so you have one less thing to worry about. If you have a lawn, then make sure you look into wood-plastic composite deck boards, as these give you the ideal place to put a table and chairs set without having to worry about sinking into the ground.
Do you have somewhere you can just lounge back and watch birds or even local wildlife? If not, then this could be what you are missing. If you want to make a change here, then make sure that you invest in a hanging bird feeder or even think about adding a few more flower beds so you can attract local wildlife. When you can do this, then, you will soon find that you can get the overall look you are going for without any issues at all.
Get Some More Plants
Do you have some plants that you’d like to get more of but just have no idea what type of plant you have? If so, then make sure that you take a picture of them. This is the best way for you to identify a plant, and it also gives you the chance to expand your garden. You may find that you simply don’t have enough of them or that there are plants out there that complement what you have now. This is a great way for you to take your garden to the next level.
Focus on Features
If you look around and just feel as though your garden doesn’t have a feature or a focal point, then you should do something about that. By investing in a feature, you can easily make your garden stand out and you may even find that it helps to bring everything together with ease. If you are stuck as to what feature you should be going for, then you might want to consider a fountain or even a tree surrounded by pebbles and small flowering shrubs. Structures can also be used here, such as a summerhouse or a shed. If you want to add more seating, then a garden swing is an excellent choice, so make sure that you keep that in mind.


Welcome to Barford Road Pocket Park!
A 45 acre site which was created in 2001 alongside the development of the Eynesbury Manor housing estate. The park has several types of habitat ranging from wild flower meadow to still water and fast running water.
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Mountain eye candy with a worthy message: three charity campaign videos from organisations taking a leading role in conserving wild landscapes and restoring the natural ecosystem.
First Trees for Life, a highlands-based group committed to replanting the native Caledonian forest that would once have filled most glens. To date they have planted over 1 million new trees, and aim to notch up 1 million more in the next few years. Their long term vision is to join remnant islands of degraded woodland into a fully restored natural forest covering large parts of the highlands. It'd be great for wildlife, of course, and totally transform the character of hillwalking too.
Here's a short promotional film about the work of the charity, with loads of spectacular woodland scenery.
Next up Essential Wildness, an attractive video from landscape charity the John Muir Trust that makes an effective case for conserving mountains rather than developing them. We can build roads, cities and technological giants, they say, but we can't build wilderness.
And getting a little more hands-on, Our Wild Ways looks at the hills through the eyes of pathwork officer Chris Goodman, giving an idea of the sheer hard graft that goes into maintaining the Trust's 120km+ of upland footpaths, popular routes in some of Britain's most spectacular locations. OK it's a fundraising promo for the path building Wild Ways Appeal, but it's a worthwhile wee film in its own right too.


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Backyard landscapes have evolved from lawn and a sprinkler to new modern designs involving pools, spas, barbeque pits, tables, couches, and dishwashers. The modern idea for a back yard has become an outside room that you can use many months out of the year. Backyards are the screened porches of the twenty-first century but before you start digging the hole for the pool do some research online to view pictures of what other people have done with their backyards. Spend some time thinking about what aspects of their designs you like and what you dislike. Research the appliances you want to use and see if others have recommended the appliance for use in your area. After all what works in a backyard in California probably won’t work out as well in Maine.
A backyard habitat is usually a home to many different kinds of wildlife. Some backyards wake up in the summer with butterflies, bees, wild flowers, insects, and bugs of all kinds. Some people design their backyard so that it can be a safe place for some animals during the more intense winter season. One of the main reasons why backyard habitats are growing in popularity is the fact that natural wildlife continue to diminish; and in some locations, this is occurring at an alarming rate due to industrial developments and residential communities.
We are no longer so limited by climate zone. Most of us can now enjoy incorporating both the beauty and the edible delight of growing vegetables and fruit plants in our own backyard landscaping no matter where we live. Hardy varieties abound in fruit trees, fruiting shrubs, and vegetable landscaping possibilities. We will mention just a few here for an inspirational ideas in adding to your backyard landscaping plans. As our world shrinks in available crop sites, it is a bonus for every family to incorporate some incredible edibles into their backyard landscaping plans.
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Sustainability and local environment shine through in landscape design
You know those creative designs across highway bridges or along the interstate that make driving a little less boring? We do that. And when the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) wanted to liven up an otherwise dull stretch of I-15 south heading into Las Vegas, they reached out to us.
We provided landscape architecture services for this NDOT project, which involved six miles of roadway and 23 bridges from the Blue Diamond interchange to the Tropicana interchange in Las Vegas. The project’s “nature” theme spotlights the diverse ecosystem of southern Nevada, reminding us to recognize our natural residents as a precious asset. Along the stretch of highway, you’ll find steel sculptures that feature desert bighorn sheep, coyotes, wild horses, burros, desert hawks, and a variety of reptiles. To add to the nature theme, the actual landscape design integrates earth form walls to create rock outcroppings and uses native plants with no irrigation to promote sustainability and reduce maintenance. This stretch of 1-15 is no longer a dull drive.
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There are a good few gardens that are open to the public across Cornwall. Plus, there’s a decent handful of National Trust properties. Each one boasts its own charm and unique history. And Trelissick Garden has charm and history in buckets.
Trelissick lies on its own peninsula in Feock, a coastal parish about five miles south of Truro. The estate, sprawling over more than 300 acres of countryside, lies next to the River Fal, within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its Grade II listed house was designed around 1750 and remodelled in the 1820s before being further extended in the late 19th century. It was mostly developed by a local family who made their fortune in the 18th century Cornish copper mining industry. In 1955, it was acquired by the National Trust.
It’s the garden and grounds at Trelissick that bring the visitors in. The rhododendrons that feature across the garden make for a spectacularly colourful sight with their bright flowers, as do the azaleas. The flowering cherries, camellias and hydrangeas also add to this rich palette when they’re in bloom. Exotic plants like the palm and gingko trees also help create an impressive natural tapestry. Rare shrubs grow around the garden and then there’s the big expanse of parkland that needs to be explored, as well as the array of meandering woodland walks and breathtaking views over the Fal estuary.
Other highlights at Trelissick include the main lawn whose focal point is a majestic Japanese red cedar which was planted in 1898, as well as the Cornish orchard which is overlooked by another focal point of the property: an impressive water tower. Plus, the National Trust team organises lots of things for the kids to do at various times, including activity sheets.
Tressilick also has its own art gallery on the site that features thought-provoking and beautiful works by Cornish artists and there’s a gardening and plant centre. The attraction’s café, Crofters, serves up a scrumptious range of light refreshment, cream teas and hot lunches, all made with local ingredients. Then there’s a gift shop, a second-hand bookshop and even six National Trust holiday cottages for those who want to stay in these glorious surroundings for a little longer. Booking ahead is advised before you step in a wonderful world of nature and tranquillity.


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The University of Alberta has gifted a new park at South Campus to the community for Canada’s 150 celebration.
The park, called Evergreen Pond and Circle, includes a stormwater pond, which cost $2 million to construct, green space, and an arena stage. Opening celebrations for the park took place on September 24.
The university said the circle was created to reference traditional gathering places around the world. Each of the five benches surrounding the circle is marked with the name of one of the university’s campuses; South Campus, Enterprise Square, North Campus, Campus Saint-Jean, and Augustana.
Jacqui Tam, Vice-President (Relations) at the university, said it’s a way of bringing the university’s multi-community program together in one place.
“The park is not only marking Canada’s 150 but it marks the legacies of the people who have gone to the university,” she said.


Capital Region River Valley Park
Client River Valley Alliance
Location Edmonton | Alberta
The North Saskatchewan River Valley provides the citizens of Edmonton and surrounding region with one of the largest and most continuous areas of urban parkland in North America. River Valley park space within Edmonton’s boundaries alone encompasses 7400ha of land. The provision of continuous River Valley links from Edmonton to the communities of Devon and Fort Saskatchewan has been a long-term dream of many people.
For over a decade, EDA has provided assistance to the River Valley Alliance to help them realize this dream. Some of the key phases of the project thus far have included:
- The development of an Integrated Concept Plan, which brought together the plans and ideas of government and stakeholders within each of the Capital Region River Valley’s seven municipalities. It was important that the plan carefully balanced the desired linkages and access with economic, social and environmental considerations.
- The creation of a Plan of Action that expands on the integrated Concept Plan by outlining in greater detail the proposed features and amenities of the open space system, along with high-level cost estimates.
- Research and mapping for the Connectivity and Access Initiative land securement strategy, identifying the privately-owned parcels that will likely be required for either trail linkages or for other amenity development.
- Priority mapping of the thirty-four projects identified in the Connectivity and Access Initiative report, as well as a high-level cost estimate for each project.
- East Trails Phase 2
Still in the formative stages, this project, upon completion, will be one of the largest river valley parks in the world.


As with most Victorian Style designs the Fancy Curl Arbor has lots of curls and criss cross patterns. Garden arches many times are the beginning structure that starts a gardening project. This one is a great size that can span a sidewalk or be the center point of a new flower bed.
We have narrowed this to 48.5" wide on the inside and 50" on outside x 19" deep. The height is 90" give your climbing flowers lots of room for growth.


A rule of thumb is to light evergreens from an angle and light deciduous trees from below. But it really comes down to viewing areas, sight lines, desired effect, and how well all the lights fit together in the overall design. You may want a given tree to draw the eye more or less, and should adjust the angle of light accordingly. There is no right or wrong approach, just personal preference.
The photo to the right shows an example of both options on side by side trees so you can compare.
The evergreen tree (left) is shown with the light cast at an angle from a short distance away from the tree. This highlights the tree’s surface and shape, and creates a texture of shadows within the tree itself. The farther the point of light, the less pronounced the shadow effect, so generally you want to find the “sweet spot” that maximizes the highlights. The thicker and more dense the tree, the more this effect stands out. This is often the only way to light an evergreen because its thick foliage will block too much of any light that comes from below.
The deciduous tree (right) is lit from directly below, with the light being cast up inside the tree. With large trees, this results in less of the tree’s overall volume being illuminated when the tree is in bloom, because the lower leaves block some of the light from getting through. You can see how the evergreen is catching more light than the deciduous tree at this point in the season. However, when the tree is not in bloom then the light still skims all the way up the trunk and beautifully light the branches, highlighting the tree’s unique shape and silhouette. This gives the tree different effects throughout the year, and much more impact during the months it is not in bloom. It’s also amazingly lovely for a tree that will be coated in snow or ice during winter, because the light will literally sparkle across its branches.
On the other hand, if the light on the deciduous was from a distance, the tree would “pop” more and be brighter when in bloom, especially in colourful Autumn. But it would fade more into the background in Winter and Spring. That’s the main thing to keep in mind: when selecting a lighting angle for a deciduous tree, you are effectively picking which seasons you want the tree to take centre stage.


Patio Dining Furniture Designs: Aside from traditional wooden patio tables and chairs, there are also other designs that are out in the market. If you want a casual feel at your dinner, then you can get casual dining furniture that are made from aluminum, plastic, wood, and other materials. For those who want to have a different but chic design, modern patio dining tables and chairs would be the best choice.
Although you will most likely pay more for colored or stamped concrete compared to plain concrete, the amazing transformation will be well worth the investment. A good and creative contractor can render endless array of decorative effects, from rustic earth-toned sidewalks and patios that harmonize with the surrounding landscape or garden to vibrant multicolored concrete floors that double as works of art.
Patio Dining Table: Think of the outdoor dining table as the centerpiece of your patio experience. It is where you will have your food and wine served. It is where you will place beautiful flowers and scented candles that will help in spicing up your romantic evening with your loved one.
A patio is just one element of a garden design, but it is one of the most expensive parts of any garden build. Because the patio fulfills several different functions it needs be given careful consideration. Here are a few pointers on how to design a patio.


Transform your outdoor space into a haven of serenity with our exquisite arbours. At "The Garden Market," we take pride in offering a diverse range of arbour options to suit every garden style. Whether you envision a cozy corner retreat or a charming seat to relax, our arbours add a touch of elegance to your green oasis.
Arbour Corner: A Nook of Relaxation
Create a secluded retreat with our arbour corner options. Nestle it amidst vibrant blooms or let it stand as a focal point in your garden. The arbour corner design maximizes space while providing a charming escape for contemplation.
Arbour Seat: Stylish Comfort in Your Garden
Integrate functionality and style with our arbour seat selections. Crafted for comfort and durability, these arbour seats invite you to unwind and appreciate the beauty of your surroundings. Choose from various designs to complement your garden's aesthetic.
Why Choose Our Wooden Garden Pergolas?
Craftsmanship: Each arbour is crafted with precision and attention to detail, ensuring longevity and timeless beauty.
Quality Materials: Our wooden garden pergolas are constructed using high-quality wood, providing resilience against the elements.
Versatility: Whether you seek an arbour corner for intimacy or an arbour seat for socializing, our range caters to diverse preferences.
Enhanced Aesthetics: Elevate your garden's visual appeal with the graceful and stylish presence of our arbours.
Experience the Delight of Outdoor Living
Embrace the charm of outdoor living with our arbour collection. Create moments of tranquility, host gatherings in style, and let your garden blossom into a haven of relaxation. Explore our arbour options today and discover the perfect addition to your outdoor sanctuary.
Note: Our selection includes arbour corners and arbour seats in various sizes to accommodate your unique garden layout.


Our Mission is to provide our clients with a stunning outdoor nightscape, using premium quality LED lighting equipment, top-quality service, before, during and after the installation.
Residential Outdoor Lighting
At Seacoast Outdoor Lighting we create an outdoor lighting plan for your property to optimize beauty, safety, security, and nighttime usage. With over 14 years of Landscape Lighting Installation experience, we will consult with you, design and install a custom premium LED lighting system that will enhance the beauty of your home, gardens, outdoor living space and
any other focal points of your property.
Commercial Perimeter Lighting
In addition to residential lighting, we also specialize in Commercial Perimeter Lighting for business and property security, safety, and closed-circuit camera optimization. Outdoor lighting can also create a welcoming, attractive “curb appeal” that can actually increase client visits
providing safety and security.
Sonance Landscape Series (SLS) is a totally scalable outdoor speaker system that delivers perfectly even volume
coverage and unbelievable sound quality throughout any size space. Described by
one critic as outdoor sound to “knock their socks off”, SLS provides jaw-dropping
sonic performance from small satellite speakers and below-ground subwoofers that are hidden completely out of sight among plants and under foliage.
Seacoast Outdoor Lighting uses premium low-voltage LED Lighting fixtures and equipment from manufacturers such as CAST-Lighting and Kichler.
By using different techniques like reflective lighting, cross lighting, wall lighting, moonlighting, backlighting, and silhouetting, using various lighting fixtures we can create 3D scenes and capture different textures of your landscape and architecture.
Consultation: An on-site meeting to get ideas and answer questions.
Design: We design a lighting system that meets & exceed client expectations.
Installation: We install your custom system, professionally with attention to detail, in a timely manner.
Completion: We will return in the evening to adjust fixtures if needed, for final approval.
New England is known for its harsh weather, especially on the shores of the Atlantic, Seacoast Outdoor Lighting will return to your property to make sure your LED system is working correctly. We will check every fixture for placement, coverage issues, LED Bulbs, any wiring issues like cut lines etc....
These services will be charged by time and materials.


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The aim of each work is to deliver a unique approach combined with an interdisciplinary background field (architecture, planning, environmental and landscape design, etc.), working closely with different people. We use innovative architectural solutions and the latest technologies to create site-specific designs that meet societal needs and add commercial and social value. We focus on individual and unique solutions for design projects of various scales and treat each brief with the same care, passion, and love with which we create each piece of high-quality art. We provide high quality integrated design solutions rooted in the joyful expression of beauty in all its forms.


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The highly desirable Tulip Tree, perfect as a large specimen tree. It has attractive and unusual foliage which turns lovely butter yellow in the autumn and of course those wonderful yellow green flowers in June and July.


Autumn Woods Homeowners,
We wanted to let you know that we had major tree work done in the park last week. We had several large pine trees that were damaged and dying removed. We also had all the remaining trees dead wooded and trimmed. These trees were presenting a potential dangerous situation for anyone using the park and we had the potential of additional property damage, as we did during last summers storms. This was phase 1 of a major project to clean up the dying and high risk trees. Phase 1 was the front part of the park. Phase 2, the back part of the park and dog park, and phase 3, the common area by the lake on Meadow View and back entrance will be completed next budget year. We appreciate the excellent and professional job done by A-Absolute Tree Service.
If you have a questions please let us know, your HOA Board.


David Gouverneur received his M.Arch in Urban Design from Harvard University (1980) and his B.Arch from the Universidad Simón Bolívar in Caracas, Venezuela (1977). He was Chair of the School of Architecture at Universidad Simón Bolívar (1987-91), as well as a professor in this School's Departments of Architecture and City and Regional Planning from 1980 to 2008. From 1991 to 1994, he was the Director, and from 1995 to 1996, the Adjunct Secretary of Urban Development of Venezuela. He was cofounder and professor of the Urban Design program and Director of the Mayor's Institute in Urban Design at Universidad Metropolitana, both created with the support of Harvard University, in Caracas, Venezuela (1996-2008). He has taught at the University of Pennsylvania since 2002, first as a visiting lecturer in the Department of Landscape Architecture from 2002 to 2010, and in the Department of City and Regional Planning from 2009 to 2010. He has been an Associate Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture since 2010, and since 2012 he is Professor in Practice of this Department.
His professional practice focuses on urban plans and projects for historic districts, the rehabilitation of areas affected by extraordinary natural events, new centralities and mixed use districts, improvement of exiting informal settlements and planning ahead for emergent informal occupation, tourism/recreational areas, and the rehabilitation of cultural landscapes. He has lectured extensively, written articles and organized seminars and workshops, particularly in Latin-America for over three decades, motivating academics, professionals, and notably the general public to engage collectively in important issues affecting the urban arena, particularly addressing social inequalities, and environmental problems, and cultural erosion.
His current area of research focuses on the notion of Informal Armatures, an alternative method to address the rampant urbanization in developing countries where a high percentage of the population already lives, and will live, in self-constructed areas. In light of the limited success of conventional planning, urban, design and housing policies, Informal Armatures may prove to be a powerful tool to foster the sustainable growth of informal settlements, as the dominant form of territorial occupation in the developing world. The goal is to allow them to perform a la par and surpass the vitality, economic drive and environmental qualities of formal urbanization. The ideas are condensed in his most recent publication, Planning and design for New Informal Settlements: Shaping the Self-constructed city.


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So, on the different designs. One of the most common is a large bowl, usually metal, but sometimes ceramic, set on legs. You just set this up where you want you fire and you are good to go. Added features can include wheels, covers, screens and even grills for cooking. A nice twist on this design is the fire pit table, which adds are table-like ring around the outside of the pit. You can think of these as an outdoor table with a fire-pit built in. You have probably also seen a chiminea, which is more like a self-standing fireplace. These generally only have only one or two openings, rather than being open all around. While the classic chiminea is made from ceramic or terra cotta, they also come in copper or cast-iron.
Once youve figured out just what to do with the hole, lets look at some decorative edging. Again you can opt to just leave the sides bare. Leaving a gaping hole in the ground probably isnt the greatest idea, someone could trip and fall into the pit. So here are some edging options going again from least to most expensive. Use the dirt that you excavated from the pit to build a berm around the edge of the pit. Like with leaving the hole unlined, youll have to worry about wash out. The next method is to place large rounded stones around the perimeter. The stones can get expensive but youll only need a couple dozen to finish off the edge.
Did you know that backyard firepits are very fashionable with gardening landscape experts advising that they get more requests to build an outdoor fireplace than any other garden structure? Open fires play a huge part in our history and invoke memories of camping and other enjoyable outdoor pursuits. It is hardly surprising that so many people want to have one in their backyard. You would think that it should be a relatively easy decision to make on which fire to choose from but often it can cause disagreement in households. Some people, usually the lady of the house, do not want a functioning outdoor fire. They simply want something that will give off a little heat and at the same time decorate their gardens. Women may think more about the maintenance and cleaning involved with backyard firepits and thus tend to prefer the more convenient outdoor gas fire instead.
Once the stone lining was completed we used an excavator to place the large stone seats. Depending on the size of the stones they may have to be dug into the ground or set higher on gravel to give them an approximately consistent height. Bearing in mind that a comfortable adult seat height should be 300 - 400mm the stones need to conform to this measurement. By the time the concrete is poured and the paving laid the finished ground height will be 150mm higher than existing ground level, meaning that the rocks should stand 450 - 550mm above the ground.


Jesse Christian Denny holds a bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Oregon. He is the owner and founder of Original Galaxy LLC and Curative.
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Nancy has over 35 years of experience in design, with a background in Horticulture and Landscape Architecture & Design. With extensive experience of remodeling, project management and new construction, her approach to design is both pragmatic and sophisticated; helping clients achieve the exceptional, stunning spaces they’ve always imagined. Nancy joined Allegheny Millwork in 2015 and pioneered the development of its Kitchen and Bath Department. She wears many hats; from designing dream projects for a multitude of clients, to managing an ambitious and enthusiastic team of designers.


Important aspects you should consider when deciding on timber sleepers for a retaining wall.
There is quite a decision to make regarding sleeper retaining walls. They are likely to be in a prominent position, so you want to make sure your construction looks as good as possible. Timber sleepers are a popular choice for garden landscaping projects. They're traditional, natural-looking materials, best suited to retaining walls and many other outdoor applications (steps, decking, garden furniture, raised beds, etc). You can pick between hardwood retaining walls vs softwood retaining walls.
We invest a lot of time and money into the value of our properties and homes, so having the right choice is very important. This decision comes down to many different factors: cost, longevity, functionality and how well it fits in your surrounding landscape.
Softwood versus Hardwood Sleepers
There is a great deal of confusion about whether sleeper retaining walls should be hard or softwood. Essentially the difference is the wood from which they are sawn and treated for use sleepers. Softwood differs from hardwood in that it comes from gymnosperm trees (trees with unenclosed seeds such as pines, cypresses etc.), and hardwood comes from angiosperms (trees with enclosed seeds in fruits, such as oaks, apple).
The physical structure between softwood and hardwood varies, and it can be seen at a microscopic level and with the naked eye. The cellular structure of softwoods is simpler and more homogeneous than in hardwoods. It is characterized by tracheids with thin, flexible walls and small pore diameters that make them enormous conduits for water transport. The hardwood tends to be more massive and fibrous, with larger diameter pores or vessels. As a result, hardwoods are commonly referred to as porous woods and softwoods as nonporous woods.
Sleeper Retaining Wall Durability
Consequently, the differences in structure lead to diversity in physical properties. In general, hardwoods are denser and more resistant to fire, growing slower and heavier. Hardwood sleepers are solid, resistant to rotting and longer-lasting than softwood. The density of hardwood sleepers can vary greatly. From as low as 52 kg/m3 to as high as 85-90 kg/m 3. This is where you will see the outstanding quality of hardwood as it is a natural material. The heavier, the better!
Regarding outdoor use, the most critical property is timber's resistance to decay, and in general, hardwoods are far longer lasting when in contact with the ground than softwoods. Oak sleeper retaining walls, for example, are highly resistant to decay and have a lifespan of at least 50 years untreated. On the other hand, pine is less resistant to decay, with an expected lifetime of around 20-25 years when treated and maintained. Another factor worth considering is the treatment colour. Hardwood sleepers tend to retain the colour treatment, while softwood sleepers will fade to grey over time. Softwood sleepers are lighter in weight, smaller, and thus easy to handle, cut and drill.
Hardwood sleepers can be a challenge to deal with, especially when it comes to inserting nails. Hardwood requires predrilling pilot holes before screwing anything into it. Otherwise could crack or split the wood.
Sleeper Retaining Wall Cost
As with any project, there are a lot of factors that can affect the cost of installation. That said, the timber choice for a sleeper retaining wall is one of the first factors to be considered as it can be one of the main drivers of the overall job cost. Seeing the hardwood price tag for your sleeper retaining wall can sometimes make you think twice about the type of timber to choose. On average, hardwood sleeper retaining walls are approximately 20% more expensive than softwood structures. Softwood is less costly and easier to work with than hardwood; however, guaranteed durability and performance should be considered when making this decision.


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If you have integrated water into your landscape design, whether in the form of a stream or a pond, you’ll need to maintain that water feature to keep it looking great. If left unattended, you might wind up with unsightly algae growth and other issues. Don’t let this fate befall your prized water feature – contact TLC right away to lean on our pond and stream programs for important maintenance work.
It is algae growth that is the main enemy when caring for ponds and streams. If you get algae growth that spreads throughout your water feature, it will become a dark green mess that doesn’t look anything like it did when it was new. While water movement, such as what will occur in a stream, can keep algae growth down, it won’t necessarily stop it from happening.
The abundant sunshine that we enjoy in the Jackson, WY area is a blessing and a big part of what makes this such a great place to live. But as the water gets warm sitting in your pond, and the sun beats down day after day, unwanted growth is likely to occur. Let the team at TLC stay on top of it with our pond and stream program so you don’t end up with a mess on your hands by the end of the summer.
Beyond standard algae growth, it’s also possible for invasive plant species to take hold in your water elements. That can have a negative impact on the health of your landscape as a whole, which is why it’s important to keep tabs on the health of your water and respond accordingly. You may not have the knowledge necessary to watch for these invasive plants or know how to remove them properly. Not to worry – TLC is fully qualified to do the work.
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