Féidhlim Harty is director of FH Wetland Systems Ltd. environmental consultancy, based in Ennis, Co. Clare. FH Wetland Systems specialises in designing and planting constructed wetlands, reed beds, zero discharge willow facilities and other natural sewage treatment systems. He also designs and advises on storm-water wetland design, wetland habitat creation and consultancy and other areas of environmental protection and enhancement. He is the author of Septic Tank Options & Alternatives: Your guide to conventional, natural and eco-friendly methods & technologies (Permanent Publications) and household waste minimisation guide Get Rid of Your Bin (Mercier Press).
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The Stewardship Foundation
The Stewardship Foundation promotes sustainable natural
resource use through presentation of Evergreen Stewardship Plans.
Our work is focusing on the Chilcotin Ark, an ecological diverse and highly important landscape. Stewardship plans are a high level management strategy to conserve the Chilcotin Ark into the future. For each Sub Region of the Ark a Stewardship Plan exists. The sub regional plans are complementing the Chilcotin Ark Stewardship Plan which combines the most important features of the sub regions.


HARDSCAPING SERVICES IN MILFORD, NH
So you've invested in flowers and shrubbery to enhance your outdoor space. But now you need to update your surrounding areas and structure for a complete look that lets your Milford, NH property stand out. Fortunately, that's where we come in. New England Property Maintenance offers hardscaping services designed to improve the aesthetic appeal of your property's exterior.
CREATING BEAUTIFUL SPACES
At New England Property Maintenance, we understand that you want a unique hardscape to enhance your property. We specialize in hardscaping design and construction, and we can create a beautiful setup that enhances your floral landscape. Big, small, simple or complex - New England Property Maintenance will help you design your new hardscape and then build it to your precise specifications. Our hardscaping services include:
- Retaining walls
- Pieces for water gardens
- Decorative stonework
Complete your outdoor space with a beautiful hardscaping solution from New England Property Maintenance. Call us today for more information or to schedule your consultation.


Bamboo Vessel by Schlanser Design Studios
This vessel of Bamboo branches makes a magnificent display to accent Asian style. Bamboo is part of a group of woody perennial evergreen plants in the true grass family Poaceae. It is found in diverse climates, from cold mountains to hot tropical regions.
Available in 18”, 22” and 26"


It’s official! Our ‘Forest Adventurers’ project bid for National Lottery Awards for All funding has been successful! Our Forest School development now has the backing of National Lottery funding with a fantastic award of just under £10,000. Landscape work in the area is taking place over the course of the summer holidays and we can’t wait until September to be able to make the most of our new and improved Forest School area.
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Studio/Institution: Antoine Desjardins Website: Client: Software: 3DS Max - Mental Ray - Photoshop
This concept consists of a mobile planter base made from a solid piece of cast concrete. The bottom of the base is inset to accommodate four 360 deg. castors. The vertical wood structure forms a contemporary lattice to promote/support plant growth.


It’s a thrill when you see your vision implemented right in front of you.
The install phase happens like this:
Our planning process is built around you. You’ll collaborate with our team to meticulously plan every detail without breaking your budget.
The planning phase happens like this:
Initial consultation between you and a lead landscaper
Delivery of detailed plan and budget document
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Full Design Services
We create photo realistic designs of your new outdoor oasis to help you visualize the paradise your property can become.
We specialize in creating the perfect living space; Bringing the indoors, outdoors.
Renovation & Makeovers
Water gardens & waterfalls, outdoor kitchens & outdoor patios. Unlimited styles to suit your lifestyle and make your home stand out; Making your property unique & different.
The Service Include
Up to one hour Initial consultation
One site visit / plan layout
One minor editing on each design


BNM are very pleased to be working with LUC on their new website. The website will showcase their fantastic portfolio of design, environmental and planning projects. Including the Eden Project in Cornwall and Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens. Accessible, user friendly and mobile and tablet friendly. Watch this space!


PAVING – RIVEN
Paving products include these flags which will give more variations to your design features. The Riven flag creates the old slate effect and is mainly used to add traditional style to your garden. Although used externally this product can be used very effectively internally. Flags can also be produced with a textured finish.
Sand laid to approximately 50mm thickness, vibrated and screeded to required falls. Flags laid and tampered with rubber mallet. Jointing to architects specifications. Normally butt jointing is common practice with dried sand brushed into joints.


I was once again privileged to be the event photographer for this year’s Cannon Beach History Center and Museum Cottage and Garden Tour. Oregon’s coastal landscape is so stunning on a grand scale that it can be easy to overlook the small stuff. But … holy smokes! What magic. Herewith, the flowers of Cannon Beach.


- Architectural design, development of an architectural project from a sketch to working documentation.
- Creation of renovation and reconstruction projects of buildings and structures, preservation of ruined objects.
- The landscaping project, the development of a master plan, the selection and placement of small architectural forms taking into account zoning, the development of unique small architectural forms on the Customer's instructions.
- Design and visualization of interiors and exteriors of buildings. Landscape design.
- Building an informational BIM model of a building for automatic calculation of Types, statements and specifications.
- Development of complex models of carving or decoration for sending to the CNC machine.
- Departure to the object, author's supervision.
- Russian Russian architecture and restoration lectures and seminars on the history of Russian architecture, Russian wooden architecture and restoration.
- Production of small architectural forms from wood.
- Designing and creating a virtual architecture for games and simulators.
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The Dollar's garden was manicured to perfection. As the sun set tiki torches created the perfect lighting to compliment the wine & cheese. And the company was delightful, making the evening in the garden one to remember! A big thanks to those who sponsored the evening!
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The working group of “Atatürk Park Restoration Project” carrying out in cooperation with Union of Turkish World Municipalities (TDBB), Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality and Bishkek Metropolitan Municipality paid a visit to Kocaeli and Istanbul on 16-20 September 2018 in order to discuss technical issues about the Project. Kyrgyzstan Bishkek Metropolitan Municipality Head of Department of City Restoration and Landscaping Baktygul Sarymsakova and Landscape Architects Chylabayev Chyngyz and Abdyrasulov Izat attended to the visit.
In the Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality visit, meetings were held among technical units associated with Atatürk Park Restoration Project and then stone wall in Yeniköy Cemetery site and general cemetery area arrangement were examined. The delegation was also informed about the Başiskele coastal arrangements. Moreover, another green area Kocaeli Natural Life Park (Ormanya) was visited and the group was informed about the area. Furthermore, Darıca Coastal Area arrangement and construction area of Kumcağız A type Picnic Area were examined. Tatlıkuyu Valley Observation Deck, Kandıra beaches, blue flag beaches and Seka Park which is the Turkey’s Largest Industrial Area Transformation Project were examined. Atatürk Park Renovation Project which was drawn by the architects of Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality evaluation meeting was held after the all technical trips.
The group paid a visit to TDBB on 20 September 2018, apart from the Kyrgyz delegation, the Project Manager of the Department of Park and Green Areas of Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality Halil Kesikbaş and Landscape Architect Esma Eraslan came together with TDBB Secretary General Fahri Solak in TDBB Headquarters. In the meeting, stages of the Bishkek Atatürk Park Restoration Project process were determined.
After TDBB visit, delegation visited Panorama 1453 History Museum, Turkish World Culture Houses. Miniaturk and Manas Sculpture in Sütlüce Park were visited.


LEARN TO MAXIMIZE WATER RESOURCES
November 30-Dec 2, The Department of Sustainable Living at Maharishi University of Management will host Australian expert, Darren Doherty, for his workshop on Drought-Proofing Your Farm Utilizing Keyline Design. Keyline Design is a technique for maximizing beneficial use of water resources of a piece of land. Keyline Farming is an integrated approach to broadscale landscape design and a practice that emphasizes soil building and innovative water harvesting, with the resultant soils becoming the largest reservoir of water in a landscape. The workshop will also cover survey and layout methods including GPS (Global Positioning Systems). There's a Free Friday Eve Public lecture Nov 30 at Argiro Center at 7:30 pm and a weekend workshop at the-New Sustainable Living Building, MUM Campus: 9-5 Sat.and Sun. For more information, contact Molly Reiff at firstname.lastname@example.org or 319.594.0086 or Leanne Hays at email@example.com or 641.472.1174. Click on the pic to register. Cosponsored by KRUU-FM.


Clint Hill started The turf Tailors in 2013 with 15 years of experience and something to prove. With sound fundamentals and solid business principals, The Turf Tailors have grown to cover the entire coast of the Florida panhandle.
Clint and his comrades have made it their mission to continually raise the bar for landscaping companies. With state of the art design technology and dirty hands, they have began to take over the Emerald Coast, never failing to impress their clients and competitors alike.
With a guarantee that they will answer the phone the first time you call, and schedule a same week consultation, getting just one more bid is no longer a hassle.
With an owner so happily involved in the day to day operations, job completion and customer relations is a breeze for all parties involved.
The Turf Tailors specialize in upscale landscaping projects and completely customized lawn maintenance programs. With collaboration from architects and interior designers on the majority of their projects, the best minds in the area help develop a textured and flowing landscape design for your home.
Weekly maintenance of grass, shrubs, irrigation systems, and weed abatement.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN / INSTALL
High end visual design services, and landscape installation. Pavers, retaining walls, sod, artificial turf, and plants.
Design and installation of irrigation systems. As well as drainage solutions.
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We design our store sites using meadow grass and wildflowers instead of traditional landscaping. These plants are heartier than those used in typical landscape design. They use less water, which means that they’ll grace the entrances to our stores and greet our customers looking beautiful and healthy using little more than rainfall.
Speaking of rainfall, the deep roots of these plants help to control soil erosion and protect valuable topsoil.
They also require far less maintenance than other plants used in standard landscape design. Less maintenance means less fuel used in the upkeep of the planted areas.
Check out this example of our eco-friendly landscape design at store #46 in East Berlin.
Earth Day 2015 is April 22nd. This month, we’ll highlight some of the ways we are doing our part to preserve our Earth’s precious resources and reduce our carbon footprint.
For example, did you know that all of our new stores are built with a white reflective roof, or “cool” roof?
What’s a cool roof, you ask? It’s a white roof with high solar reflectance, which is the ability to reflect the rays of the sun. The roof reflects the solar rays, which reduces heat transfer into the building. This reduces the demand for air conditioning in the summer months which, in turn, reduces the amount of energy we need to keep our stores cool and inviting for our customers during the hot summer months.


Rainwater Harvesting System: Steps, Advantages & Types | UltraTech
The Steps To An Efficient Rainwater Harvesting System
Rainwater harvesting is a sustainable practice that involves collecting, storing, and using rainwater for various purposes. Rainwater harvesting is a great way to collect and store rainwater for various uses like irrigation, washing, and drinking. With proper planning and installation, rainwater harvesting systems can be effective and valuable solutions to water scarcity and droughts. By setting up a system, you can save money on your water bills, reduce your reliance on municipal water supplies, and most of all help conserve water.


SLR Consulting Acquires National Landscape Practice
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Specialist environmental firm SLR Consulting (UK) has acquired UK- based landscape, townscape and environmental consultants, Cooper Partnership – the third company acquisition this year as it continues to strengthen its global offering.
Cooper Partnership has joined SLR at its Bristol offices and the merger of the firms’ combined services forms one of the largest and most experienced landscape consultancies in the UK. The new landscape group now provides award-winning innovative design and landscape master planning services to clients throughout the UK and overseas.
Julian Cooper, Managing Director for Cooper Partnership, said: “After over 20 years of building our practice into one of the most respected landscape planning consultancies in the UK, we wanted to expand into new areas. We believe that joining forces with a growing and successful firm like SLR, is the ideal way to achieve this.”
Julian continued: “Both Cooper Partnership and SLR have a reputation for excellence and a client focussed approach and, together, this move will enable us to gain a bigger share of the green infrastructure, landscape planning and landscape design market.”
Alan Edwards, SLR Director, said: “We are delighted to have Cooper Partnership join us to expand our Bristol team. They are a great addition to our company, enabling us to develop our landscape architecture consultancy – something we have sought to do for many years.”
“We look forward to introducing the Cooper team to our clients and to utilising their expertise across our seven core business sectors within the UK and overseas,” he added.
Recent Cooper Partnership projects include; carrying out hard and soft landscape design for a new acute hospital in Bristol and carrying out a townscape and visual impact assessment for the proposed new Greenwich University. Another significant project over the last 10 years has involved planning and design work for the M2 widening and Channel Tunnel Rail Link. Cooper Partnership managed the environmental assessment and led a team of green consultants as well as taking the project through planning, design and management and presenting the scheme to a Parliamentary Select Committee.
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We specialize in helping clients increase the value and beauty of their homes by creating elegant outdoor living spaces. We create beautiful yard designs by combining seasonal color, perennials, and tree trimming maintenance. We provide honest and environmentally conscious decisions to ensure the health of your tree. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the end result of your project.
Our company pays special attention to the details of every tree service project to ensure the complete satisfaction of each client. Our goal is to continue providing health to your tree, while raising your property value, and beautify your home.
Your satisfaction is our priority and we strive to provide a service we are proud of. We start every project by providing a thorough consultation to understand your goals and the needs of the project. We do this to guarantee that the project is completed according to your preferences. We are very knowledgeable in the art and science of tree pruning, tree removal, and tree trimming.
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Architectural Technicians/3D Visualizer
Greetings! As a skilled architect with 6 years of experience, I offer services in Architectural Design, 3D Rendering, Landscape Design, and 3D Animation. I stay updated with the latest technologies and design trends to deliver exceptional results. Check out my portfolio for visually striking designs and animations of homes, commercial buildings, and more. With a passion for sustainability, I integrate eco-friendly solutions into all my projects. Let's bring your ideas to life through innovative and sustainable design. Contact me today!
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Make Your Patio the Place You Spend All Your Time this Summer
One of the greatest features of the Edmonton area is the beauty of the outdoors. During these warm summer months, it makes sense to get as much enjoyment as possible out of your patio and backyard. A great way to enhance the entertainment value of your outdoor area is by integrating lighting control throughout the space. In this blog, we cover some of the ways you can use lighting control to enhance your property outdoors.


The 15 acre woods to the rear of property are for the use of our guests. There is a great variety of terrain, mixed woodland, meadow with wild flowers, all sorts of grasses, ferns, wild orchids, wild strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries and brambles.
More woodland photos:-
A rustic bridge over a small stream which runs through ancient woodland, the remains of a sandstone quarry, also bluebells in spring.
Deer, badgers, buzzards, owls & much more.
Children need to be accompanied if leaving the garden.


Landscape in Gurgaon
Modern hospitality have cleverly adapted to rapid social changes with creative solutions. From rethinking guestroom configurations to ensuring highly personalized experiences, Owners are transforming accommodation units into the highlights of any escape. Whether you own a hotel or plan to start one Arushi project is your one stop solution to upgrade to the state of the art technology, comfortable furniture and aesthetic designs.
We create hotel designs that are individual, aesthetic and service-driven experiences. We create hospitality and landscape designs that are extraordinary and are fuelled with creative solutions ensuring that the stays of the visitor in these hospitality are iconic and always remembered. We collaborate with the clients to understand their brand and company objectives to build hospitality and landscape that are iconic and remarkable projects and are revered around the world.


There is such a huge demand for a good, inexpensive tree felling company.
With the yearly growth of the business we started incorporating different teams to offer additional services such as landscaping, roll on lawn, multiple teams to do tree felling projects as well as offer each client additional professional services to accommodate them in their gardens, to either upgrade, down scale, remove invasive species, fell fallen trees, remove dead trees, fell dangerous trees,clean up gardens, offer ideas and knowledge to sustain a better understanding of trees and their growth potential.
We offer a wide range of arboricultural & landscaping services.
No job is too big or too small. We have worked on projects exceeding 3000m2 and projects as small as 50m2.
We believe that our work is the best representation of our team's expertise
Some big names we have worked with


A singular vision. And the know-how to make it real.
Trained as an architect, People Places Founder Frank Starkey knows how to blend aesthetic design and technical considerations into delightful, human-scaled buildings and outdoor spaces. Under his guidance, People Places is a company with a mind for business, the guts for entrepreneurship, an eye for design, and a heart for people.
Architecture is a mission
and a passion at People Places.
Frank Starkey holds undergraduate and professional degrees in Architecture and Urban Design from Rice University, is CNU (Congress for the New Urbanism) Accredited, and a member of Urban Land Institute and Leadership Florida. He is also:
- Chairman of the Board of The Seaside Institute, which organizes and documents the founding of Seaside, widely considered the birthplace of Traditional Neighborhood Development and the New Urbanism.
- Immediate past President of the National Town Builders Association, which is organized to help builders and developers nationwide build superior traditional neighborhoods and town centers.
- The first Developer in Residence at University of Miami’s Masters in Real Estate + Urbanism (MRED+U) program. (His online lectures are available to view at Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/search/sort:date/format:thumbnail?q=%22Frank+starkey%22).
- Served on the Rollins College Masters of Planning in Civic Urbanism Advisory Board.
- A frequent presenter of professional lectures on New Urbanism and real estate development.
Following his graduation from Rice University, Frank served extensive internships with two renowned architectural firms:
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
New York NY
Frank was honored to work on Curtain Wall and Interior Spaces teams for both the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (Washington, DC) and the San Francisco Main Library.
Clovis Heimsath Architects
Frank worked on various architectural projects primarily in the Design Development and Construction Documents phases.
Andy Mikulski is a project manager with a background in landscape architecture and urban planning. He has worked on several high profile projects such as the DC United Soccer Stadium and the Pentagon Reservation Master Plan update, conducted visioning charrettes for international planning projects, and worked on transit oriented development (TOD) planning studies for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.
He practices landscape design, and has designed and built several residential landscape projects. He holds professional degrees in Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture from the University of Florida and Florida International University, respectively. He is a member of the CNU (Congress for the New Urbanism), National Town Builders Association, and Urban Land Institute.


Apr 11, 2018
Posted by Raleigh Nightlife Staff • Upcoming Events
Spring weather makes a triumphant return to Raleigh on Friday and Saturday! The sunny, 80-degree forecast looks perfect for the free tours that are part of the "Leading with Landscape" conference that our friends from the City of Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources gave us the skinny on recently...
The City of Raleigh is co-sponsoring a national landscaping conference, Leading with Landscape, on April 13. The event takes place at NC State University’s James B. Hunt, Jr. Library in Raleigh. They will be doing free tours for the public on the weekend!
Discover the design history of places you pass every day but may never have visited with free tours of the Research Triangle's diverse cultural landscapes, including: campuses, public parks, industrial complexes, African-American heritage areas, Modernist sites, and an extensive network of trails and greenways.
The tours will be led by experts in history and landscape design, revealing the rich landscape legacy of North Carolina.


When I design for theme parks, I start with concept. Concept is satisfying both artistically and creatively. But the real payoff is having it all come together and seeing it built. another important step
towards that is detailed elevations. This is where i feel I am designing for their experience- what they are surrounded by, what they touch, every nook and cranny.
With the help from architects and planners I can make detailed elevations like these that give builders
an exact guide of what to build.


Fall is here! Cooler temperatures, the beauty and variety of leaf colors, the sun rising earlier and an earlier evening. One of the best seasons of the year!
Along with that earlier evening time, it is a good time to evaluate the outdoor lighting for your home. Not only will a good lighting plan mark the placement of the front door, it can also highlight architectural features and help with safety in navigating the path to your door. Anne Marie Design Studio is here to help with some tips.
The photo to the left is a great example of a layered lighting for the house. Using different types of electrical fixtures highlight different areas and create an additional layer of interest. Hanging fixtures, wall mounts, and recessed ceiling fixtures are all important.
The next step is the landscape lighting, which includes illumination of walkways and stairs. This is the step that many people leave out but is actually so important to creating not only a warm welcome but making sure that the walkway and stairs are easy to see and navigate.
Lighting for the walk can be accomplished
by using standing fixtures that also light the
landscaping or by installing lighting in the risers
or under the stair nosing.
Then finally there is lighting the greenscape. By illuminating the special garden features of your home you significantly enhance the natural beauty and features of your home.
These foundational lighting features will give a great backdrop to the additional seasonal lighting you add to your home for those special occasions and holidays.
Let Anne Marie Design Studio help you choose the best types and styles of lighting for your home!
Best Wishes, Anne Marie


Dombivali Railway Station
Excellent English School
Xperia Palava Mall
14 cluster gardens of 1 acres each
11 acres of Central Park with the project premises with 100 plus ammenities
67000 sqft clubhouse with world class facilitis and ammenities
150 acres of township with 1000000 sqft of Mall, Hospital and school within the premises
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Arrived in June 2021!
2-in-1 interchangeable blade system between grass shear and hedge trimmer.
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Maxi Stone IDEAS
Annual Chelsea Flower Show, Australia has contributed since 2004.
Here are some pictures, that have included stacked stone design exteriors.
Recent winners - Flemings, presenting natural Australian colours in exterior stone designs.
Also Hilliars Nurseriers at Chelsea Show. Great example of external feature walls in the narrow garden.
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Candidate must have passed B.Arch course and Candidate must have valid rank in PGCET/GATE
Admissions are made through counselling, done on the basis of score in PGCET/GATE.
Masters in Landscape Architecture is both the process and the product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings and other physical structures. Masters in Landscape Architecture design and plan buildings and structure which are appropriate in terms of materials and design and also meet the client's specifications. The broad objective of the program is to impart both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to students to prepare them for a professional career in the field of architecture


Some people say that Stockholm is an ugly city. I say those people are simply wrong. This is arguably one of the most beautiful parts of it: the boats silently floating up and down, the park and the reflections – and the Högalid Church, designed by Ivar Tengbom and finished in 1923, towering on a hill in the background.
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The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council has announced awards honoring those dedicated to protecting, preserving and increasing the number of trees that line city streets, fill community parks and beautify neighborhoods throughout Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council advises the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Division of Forestry on the management of urban and community forest resources.
“Wisconsin plays a critical role in conservation, especially when it comes to trees,” said Linda Cadotte, Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council award committee chair.
“These awards honor individuals, organizations and communities for their hard work and dedication to trees and the benefits they provide. Every year, the awards committee closely reviews the nominations. It’s an honor to learn more about all of the incredible work happening around our state that helps to support healthy community forests.”
This year’s recipients were announced at the 2021 Wisconsin Arborist Association/DNR Urban Forestry Conference, which was held virtually. The categories and winners include:
Recognizing outstanding projects utilizing partnerships to benefit our urban forests.
Restoration Of Our Trees Sheboygan (ROOTS) is a collaborative effort between the Sheboygan Rotary Club and Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership, created to address emerald ash borer’s (EAB) threat to Sheboygan County’s rich forestry resources. The group was recognized for its effective partnerships with municipalities, businesses, nonprofit organizations and individuals to enhance the area’s urban canopy. This year, ROOTS formed a new grant program for local governments in Sheboygan County to help them manage ash trees beyond putting new trees in the ground and focusing on planning and public awareness. This project has demonstrated that collaboration brings enormous advantages for both the urban forest and its people.


Creating the ambiance you want outdoors requires the right lighting. The first step to outdoor lighting is determining your needs. Decide if you simply want to see in the dark or if you desire to showcase your landscaping. Providing light outside does not have to decimate your electric bill. Many low voltage fixtures are not difficult to install.
Your lighting needs are likely to change with the seasons and your landscaping. It is a good idea to invest in a transformer with a photocell, timer, dimmers and extra wattage. To avoid voltage drop, remember that cables with lower gauges can run farther from the transformer.
Determine what you want lit and apply basic lighting techniques. For example, trees or vine look great in up lighting. Landscaping and courtyards look incredible in the soft moonlighting, also called downlighting. Lighting paths with spread lighting is popular, but it looks better when the lights are staggered. Evenly spread lights on both sides of a path tend to resemble an airfield.
Special effects lighting is not always good for everyday use. However, it can be great for different parties and functions. Backlighting, for example, lights the background behind an object to create a smooth silhouette. Shadowing, on the other hand, casts light in front of an object to create a shadow behind it.
Another step to the perfect outdoor lighting is choosing your fixtures. The type of lighting that you need will help make this choice for you. There are three main fixtures for outdoor lighting. Bullets are easily mounted on fixtures or in the ground, and they are useful for backlighting, uplighting and downlighting. Use spread lights in paths and garden beds; they are also called tiered lights and mushroom lights. Well-lights are buried into the ground; they are great for backlighting and uplighting. Different lens covers are available to change the lighting effects.
Your light bulbs will determine the effectiveness of your outdoor lighting. Be careful to avoid bulbs that damage your flora. For a soft amber glow, use incandescent light bulbs. Halogen lights offer bright white light that enhances the colors in your garden. It is ideal for giving a blue tint to plants that already have blue in them.


After a delightful breakfast, we will go on a trip to the most beautiful garden in the world. It is known as the Dubai Miracle Garden. It is the world’s largest natural flower garden. It has over 45 million flowers that are brought from across the globe. Arranged in unbelievably beautiful shapes, designs, and themes, the flower garden is a sensory delight to your senses. A world free of worries and only natural scent; Miracle Garden is your answer to man’s amazing creativity.
Almost like a stunning riot of colors, the Miracle Garden has different tiers and levels adorned with flowers brought from all over the world and grown in the desert land of Dubai. From heart-shaped flowers to vertical and horizontal landscape designs, they are a treat to your eyes.
In the evening you will be taken to the Global Village. It is the most popular evening entertainment destination. It is a combination of festivals and theme parks set on the edges of Dubai. It opens yearly between November and April and takes visitors on a virtual world tour with replicas of international architecture, cultural zones, food pavilions, shows, rides, and markets. The Basics Global Village is packed with attractions for all ages. You can head for the Carnaval zone for themed fairground rides, roller coasters, and games. Live concerts, fireworks, children’s entertainment, and stunt shows provide extra fun.


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A guided tour of the new seafront part of Aarhus
Monday 14 September 14.30-16.00
Fee: DKK 200 (EUR 28)
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Bente Lykke Sørensen, Center for Urban Development and Mobility will present the strategic considerations in the development of the New Maritime Urban Area at the seafront of Aarhus and the location of Dokk1 there. She will guide us through the area with its canals and spectacular architecture and explain the urban development reflections and the framework behind it.
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How To Design Water Lily. Do not plant rhizome below. When planting a water lily, the basket should be a good size for the plant, lined with a hessian or foam liner, then partly filled with soil.
The giant amazonian water lily has long fascinated scientists, architects, and artists for its beauty and sheer size. Give the plant more water in the winter if your. Fill a large plastic container designed for aquatic plants with heavy clay soil, leaving about three inches of space between the soil’s surface and the top of the container.
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The pink water lily which is also referred to as pink darwin water lily is scientifically known as nymphaea darwin or water lily nymphaea. Do not plant rhizome below. Next, begin to add soil using a pond planting media to support healthy growth for your lily.
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How to make a water lily out of construction paper. Fill the pot to within 3 inches (8 cm.) of the top with silt, loam, or clay. To get to our result, we’ll be doing a lot of clever actions, mostly rotating and duplicating, and we’ll have a lot of room for.
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A Japanese dry river bed is a waterless landscaping feature that is widely used to add an interesting focal point in a garden. They are popular in arid regions... An easier solution though, is the dry creek bed. So, in order to install a dry creek bed, you will need to plan the course of the dry creek bed first. The course will look better if it’s twisted and curved.
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What Kinds of People Take Permaculture Courses?
Gardeners, farmers, homeowners and prospective buyers of land and homes will benefit from the energy-saving and productive insights of permaculture, while students and professionals in the fields of ecology, agronomy, resource management, architecture, and planning will find their work enlivened by the holistic and interdisciplinary perspective of the course. Community development, non-profit, and aid workers, real estate brokers, municipal officials, and religious leaders will find practical and creative applications for permaculture design in their respective fields of endeavor.
Renters & Homeowners: Learn simple steps to improve your home ecosystem and your immediate surroundings while saving money, resources, and building a healthy habitat for family, friends and neighbors.
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There is something special about Pärnu that always invites to revisit it. The river, the sea, the beach—and the new heart of Pärnu soon enough. The Old Harbour Quarter will become the new focal point of Pärnu, where the new marina, cafes, and a promenade will welcome you in addition to new apartments. Here, you can take your time to get some rest. Enjoy your luxurious home, the river view, and the best sunsets of Pärnu. You can access the sea along the river. The new marina, where you can park your yacht, will be right next to the new homes. Just like it is inherent to a European port city and resort.
The Old Harbour Quarter boast luxurious architecture and design. Let’s reopen the historic riverside area of Pärnu. The new city heart is car-free. Parking is taken underground. In all its modernity, the Old Harbour Quarter embodies the history of the location—the scent of the era of wooden ships in the old location of the old harbour of Pärnu. The motive of a ship can be noticed everywhere. It has been used in the design of buildings as well as in public space planning, landscaping and paving.


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Friday was the ribbon cutting for the new and improved Peanuts Park, which will be the home of the Pasco farmers market.
City officials, legislators, and community members all came to cut the ribbon and enjoy the new space.
This is a $6.5 million dollar project that includes the new canopy, restrooms, seating, lighting, and a place for vendors and food trucks.
The main goal was to build something the community could enjoy in the heart of Pasco, among other projects in the works.
Jon Funfar is the communications program manager for the city of Pasco.
“Certainly, the transformation from the old 1970 area concrete features to this beautiful new facility will help revitalize downtown, get more events downtown, and hopefully revitalize the whole downtown area,” said Funfar.
The project was funded by various sources through federal, state, and city funding.
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Ecological or natural swimming pools take advantage of the properties of certain plants and microorganisms to filter their water. It is a good alternative to conventional swimming pools.
How it works
Compared to a traditional swimming pool, a natural swimming pool consists of two zones, and an optional third, the water passing from one basin to another by a pump:
- Swimming area: swimming pool, made up of few plants.
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- Regeneration zone (optional): made up of oxygenating plants (elodeid, aquatic buttercup…) whose role will be to guarantee good water quality. This area is generally in the form of a waterfall.
The choice of plants will depend first of all on the climate and the compatibility of the plants with each other.
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- More expensive to purchase
- The eco-system takes time to set up (not possible to swim directly)
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- More surface area required than a conventional pool


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This week we finish our yardwork by adding a retaining wall fire pit and set of exterior stairs. Plant grass or groundcover plants in the exposed soil along the sides of the stair immediately after finishing the rock garden stairs. Use a sod cutter to cut straight down into the hillside and a flat shovel to cut horizontally into the hill. thick blocks of stone, called wallstone, for the risers (Photo 2). and smaller for leveling the treads and risers (Photos 3 and 4). You’ll still have to calculate the height of each riser and the depth of the treads, but if you’re off by an inch when you reach the top, it’s not difficult to adjust the level or slope of the landing to make up for it. Remove enough soil to slope and blend the surrounding yard into the new steps. Put a little gravel under thin stones to raise them, or excavate under stones that are too thick. Sand is easy but it will wash out. With the tricky planning out of the way, you’re ready to dig in and start building steps. DIY Stone Steps for Your Garden 1. A and text) and mark them with spray paint. Finally, the DIY Concrete Stepping Stones are finished. A visit to your local stone supplier is the quickest way to find out what types, sizes and shapes of stone are available in your area. Calculate the width for the garden stairs. Drive two stakes in the ground at the top of the slope to mark the top width, drive another two stakes at the bottom of the slope to mark the bottom width. It packs easily into the cracks and looks natural. Set the first base course block for the stairs perfectly level, front to back and â¦ Set the first riser in place (Photos 2 and 3). Natural Stone Steps Natural stone steps are perfect for patios and for homes residing on unique topographies. For a steep slope, make the rise higher and the treads narrower. If a stone tips or rocks when you step on it, shim it with stone chips (Photo 8). To avoid moving stones more than necessary, we found it helpful to arrange the stones into the shape of the treads near the stone pile, and then move the pieces to their permanent location on the steps. and short treads). Fill cracks with a 50/50 mix of soil and compost, and plant creeping groundcover such as thyme in the larger spaces. They are so roughly cut that they almost look as though the stone could have naturally formed like that. Place the rock in the area you just dug in the hillside and press down slightly to make an imprint of the bottom of the rock in the soil; if using smaller rocks, perform this process with multiple rocks beside each other to fill in the space. We’ll show you how to plan, lay out and build a set of natural stone steps using flat flagstones for the treads and solid blocks of stone, called wallstone, for the risers. Park, city. Pea gravel looks good but tends to fall out and get under your feet, and it’s like walking on ball bearings. You’ll probably get through the project without having to cut any stone. Some tips for laying your steps: Start the first step just before the slope begins. Lawn & Garden; These 17 Stone Walkways are Simple to DIY When it comes to garden paths, the possibilities are endless. First, estimate the slope by measuring its height from a level, allowing 16 inches for each tread and 6â7 inches for... 2. Divide the total rise by about 6 in. Excavate 8 inches deep in the area in which the first step is installed; the width of the compacted â¦ Set the rocks in the soil and tap the surface with a rubber mallet to set the rocks firmly in place. Then divide the total run by this number to arrive at the depth of each tread. It will make it easier to keep the stone steps all the same height. For a safe set of steps, it’s important to keep all the risers the same height. Filling the cracks between stones is the final step in the project. © Copyright 2020 Hearst Communications, Inc. Small succulent plants work well for planting in the small gaps between two rocks and also help to prevent soil from washing out from between the rocks. Garden stairs are far less formal than indoor stairs, so you don't need to follow precise measurements for each individual stair tread or riser. Tie twine to connect the top stakes with the bottom stakes, forming a string line to mark the width for the stairs. How to Landscape With Flagstone & Moss Rock, How to Landscape Around Porches With Rocks, The Family Handyman: How to Build a Garden Path, University of Minnesota SULIS: Constructing Flagstone Steps in the Landscape, Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service: Ground Covers, Rock Garden Plants and Ornamental Grasses, Pave Tech Hardscape Outfitters: A Guide to Building Steps with Pavers and Retaining Walls, How to Use Rocks in Landscaping & Building Stairs. wide. The rocks you choose must have at least one flat side with a substantial surface area to make a safe step. beyond the mark for the second riser. A former cake decorator and competitive horticulturist, Amelia Allonsy is most at home in the kitchen or with her hands in the dirt. The same goes for keeping the top surface of the treads even. Gentle slopes like ours require short risers and long treads, while steep slopes require taller risers (up to a maximum of 8 in. You don't have to use stones of exactly equal size for all steps, but each of the stones for a single step should be roughly the same height and depth. Pack the soil tightly around the the board to hold it in place. Dividing by 6 yielded 4.83, which we rounded up to 5 risers. The stairs up. Stone steps may have been the first type ever built, when early man threw down rocks to help him up or down a slope. A steep, dangerous slope becomes a charming garden staircase with the help of natural stones. to use for your treads. Look for flat stones called flagstones that range in thickness from 2 to 3 in. Stonework doesn’t have to be complex or require special masonry skills. Begin digging at the bottom of the hillside. First figure out how many step risers you’ll need. Follow our instructions for figuring your riser height (Photo 1). However, that cost can range between $1,000 and $12,000 depending on type of material and size of project. for shallow slopes, up to a maximum of 8 in. See more ideas about porch steps, patio steps, outdoor stone. for steep slopes, to arrive at the approximate number of risers. Our project required about 3 tons of stone for the treads and landing and another 2-1/2 tons for the risers and wall. DIY Concrete Stepping Stones That Look Natural: Make natural looking DIY concrete stepping stones or pavers. If the stone you pick for the tread is extra thick—say, 3 in. Dig straight back, level with the top of the first riser stone, to 10 in. This may be done in many areas of the U.S. by calling 811, other jurisdictions may have different phone numbers or contact procedures.Things Youâll Need â¢ Safety Glasses â¢ Gloves â¢ Level â¢ Shovel â¢ Wheelbarrow â¢ Tape Measure â¢ Landscape Adhesive â¢ Gravel â¢ Rake â¢ Wood Stakes â¢ String line Unless the bottom sides of the rocks are completely level, you must remove soil to accommodate the shape of the rocks so that when laid in the soil, the top of the rocks form a perfectly level stair tread. A garden trowel works well for removing small amounts of soil at a time. You can either remove soil to slope the surrounding landscape down to the steps or add stones along the edge to retain the soil. The smaller stone also acted as support for the step â¦ Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Stone owns and operates C.R. Dig out a space at the bottom of the hill for the first step, using the two string lines as a guide for the â¦ Remove soil or tamp gravel into low areas to level the tops of the stones. Contact the underground utility location service for your area before digging. Note the dimensions on the sketch and take it with you to order the stone. Leave gaps between stones up to 2 in. Buy a 4-lb. Besides the natural stone, rustic wood, concrete blocks and railway sleepers as well as bricks are also ideal materials to construct the garden steps. Wear safety glasses. Remember to bury it a few inches so the first riser won’t be too tall. Outline the steps with spray paint and drive stakes at the top and bottom. We divided the total run of 145 in. and treads at least 12 in. The extra weight will keep them from tipping. Then pick out wallstones of this height to use for your risers. You can also make the bottom of the stairs wider than the top of the stairs. Once again, clear the soil and level it before laying gravel and your stone step. Dig straight back, level with the top of the first riser stone, â¦ While optional, this creates a riser to prevent erosion from between the treads. Make natural looking DIY concrete stepping stones or pavers. Replace the sod and water it. End your steps â¦ Set the rock in place to check the fit and remove more soil as necessary; you might have to check the fit several times to achieve the best fit. Here are 17 examples to help you get inspired to build your own. Browse 289 Natural Stone Steps on Houzz Whether you want inspiration for planning natural stone steps or are building designer natural stone steps from scratch, Houzz has 289 pictures from the best designers, decorators, and architects in the country, including ABBEY CARPET & FLOOR - Puyallup and Holliday Masonry. Walk up and down the finished staircase several times to test each step for stability. Be sure to dig out all of the sod. Ideally, the stair treads should be about 8 inches high and 12 inches deep, so the should use rocks that fit these dimensions. Using this information, mark the location of each stair riser on the ground with spray paint. You’ll need some 6- to 8-in. Ascend and descend the stairs carefully after rainfall or watering the garden because the rocks can get slippery, especially if covered with moss or algae. deep and saw along the line. If your hill has both steep and gentle slopes, break it up into sections and calculate the step layout separately for each area (Fig. Natural stone steps and walls lead up to forest hiking trails in the Letchworth State Park in New York State. If you use large rock slabs, the width of the slab determines the stair width; if you use smaller rocks, you can place several side-by-side to achieve the width of your preference. Tie a level string line to the stakes. Excavate the first tread and second riser. Make a rough sketch of the plans for your steps, including the approximate number of risers and any retaining walls you might have to build. Natural Stone Steps This Marthaâs Vineyard home boasts stunning gardens designed by famed landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh . Place the second rock or series of rocks in the excavated space with the front of the rocks overlapping the back of the first rock tread by a few inches. Plan to leave enough of the riser stone exposed so the step will be at the correct height when you set the stone tread on top. Arrange large flagstones to overhang the lower riser about 2 in. Order about 15 percent extra to provide more shapes to choose from and avoid having to pay for a second delivery. After that you just repeat the process until you reach the top. Look through natural stone steps â¦ Then measure down from this level line to determine the total vertical distance, or “rise.” Your goal is to arrive at a set of comfortable steps with rises of 6 to 8 in. maul (Photo 7) to chip and break stone. Take your time adding gravel and removing soil until your step is just right. But if you need an exact fit or just can’t find the right shape, cutting is an option. Photos 2 – 11 show how. Use a lower rise and wider treads for a gentle slope. Notching into the hill will leave bare ledges of soil along the edge of each tread. Remember that slight variation in stair height and depth only makes the stairs appear more natural. Measure the total run between the stakes and the total rise from the ground to the level line. Stagger the joints and step each layer back a couple of inches from the one below. Besides looking great, it will fill in the spaces to keep out weeds and hold the soil in place. It is important to consider what your landscaping steps â¦ This interesting set of stairs combines well carved, cleanly designed steps with rugged and rustic walls made from stacked stones â¦ Direct a stream of water from a garden sprayer onto the blade as you saw to reduce dust and cool the blade. Then build one step at a time, starting at the bottom and working your way up. The first step is the trickiest to build. Her work has been published in the San Francisco Chronicle and on other websites. Photo 9 shows how to cut out the sod and regrade the soil. Landscaping steps are usually made up of any of these three materials: brick or stone on concrete, solid stones or concrete stacked upon layers, and steps of natural stones. Increase the depth in 1/2-in. by 4 treads to arrive at a tread depth of a little more than 36 in. Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you’ll save time and frustration. Calculate the length of each tread (see Fig. There’s no margin for error when you’re building wood steps, but luckily you can cheat a little on these rustic stone steps. The stairs up. The slight differences in steps actually makes the stairs appear more like natural landscaping fixtures rather than formal, man-made designs. Trim stones for a better fit by chipping away at protruding pieces with a heavy maul. Penn Blue stone staircase There are many different options when thinking of building yourself a beautiful set of stone steps. And if you want, you can plant a durable creeping groundcover, like creeping thyme, in the large spaces. Move heavy flagstones by tipping them up on end and rocking them onto a two-wheeled dolly. If the rocks are not completely level, you must add or remove soil so each rock is set at the same height. By the DIY experts of The Family Handyman Magazine. Here’s a list. You must cut down as deep as the height of the rock. Dig a trench for the first stone riser. On the three steps leading from the landing to the top of the hill, we buried wallstone along the edge to hold back the dirt (Photo 10 and lead photo). squares of sod from alongside the steps with a flat-blade shovel and lift them out. Bluestone slab costs â¦ Stone Enterprises in East-Bolton, a landscape and construction company specialising in natural stone. Now use the top surface of this riser stone to guide your shovel as you dig straight back into the hill to make a level spot for the first tread and the second riser. Keep your back straight and lift with your legs. If you notice a wobbly rock, you can pack soil under to rock or use small stones to level the larger rocks. Level the top. Turn over the stone and gently tap along the cutting line with a heavy hammer until it breaks. Adjust the height of the riser by burying a bit of the stone or adding gravel under it. C.R. Belgian Blocks Stone Walkway. Plan and build dry-laid natural stone steps and path, using flat flagstones for the treads and thicker blocks of matching stone for the risers. Dig into the slope to extend an â¦ To move the stone, rent or buy a two-wheeled dolly with large wheels. These stone slabs are designed to be used as part of a walkway, meaning that while they have the beauty of natural stoneâ¦ Ours are limestone, but you may find that another type of stone is more readily available. Check for level before moving to the next step. â¦ In our case, the total rise was 29 in. Since the property has a steep incline, he chose a bevy of wildflowers and a gently graded path of stone â¦ Set the abrasive blade to cut about 1/2 in. Spread out some of the stone so you’ll have many shapes to choose from. Note: You can download and print a larger version of Figure B from Additional Information below. Try to find flagstones of consistent thickness. Buy a diamond blade to fit your circular saw. A wall along the steps. Begin by measuring the total horizontal distance the stair will travel along a level line (Photo 1). Install the next stones at the distance of a natural step from the first stone. You’ll have no trouble finding uses for the extra stone. We are no longer supporting IE (Internet Explorer) as we strive to provide site experiences for browsers that support new web standards and security practices. Jobsite Etiquette Tips for Subcontractors, How to Build Good Subcontractor Relationships, We are no longer supporting IE (Internet Explorer), 5 Problems When Parking Your Vehicle a Week or Longer (and How To Prevent Them), First-Timer’s Guide to Pouring a Concrete Patio, Do Not Sell My Personal Information – CA Residents. The stone steps. Plants take root in the soil, helping to prevent erosion so you don't have to sweep soil off the garden stairs. Continue digging the slope and setting the rocks to make each additional step until you reach the top of the slope. Dig out the hill directly on top of the first stair tread to make a space for the next stair tread. She received her Bachelor's degree from West Virginia University. increments and make repeated cuts until you’ve sawed at least halfway through the stone. Set the next riser stone so the distance from the dug-out ground to the top of the stone is equal to your riser height. Finally, the DIY â¦ Set the distance from the ground (or future path) to the top of the first riser stone equal to the riser dimension less the thickness of the tread. Pick larger stones to overhang the riser (Photo 9). We settled on a 50/50 mix of compost and soil. Tip the tread stone out of the way and glue the stone shims to the risers with polyurethane construction adhesive. Use two-by-eight-inch lumber for eight-inch treads, or adjust the lumber size to match if you decide on a shorter riser height. Color the concrete and mold it into the shape of real fieldstones or flagstones. 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This project involves the design and implementation of streetscaping along Central Avenue. Construction of Phase 1 streetscape from 109th Street to 110th Street is substantially complete. The attached document serves as a progress report.


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