Outdoor LED Lighting: what, where, when, who and why
Outdoor rated LED lights are specifically designed, built and independently tested to last in rain, snow and heat. Waterproof, sturdy, beautiful and functional fixtures are the best choice for outdoor lighting projects. Look for products with an outdoor wet rating.
Install them in hardscape decking, patios, driveways and walls to fit with existing or planned materials including brick, wood, concrete, asphalt and metal. Highlight sculptural elements in gardens and flowerbeds. Create safe pathways. Even float LED lights in a swimming or reflection pool. Choose fixtures to suit your vision, passion and creative ideas.
Redoing patios, decks and landscapes provides an opportunity to include LED lighting and upgrade outdoor spaces. Even simple additions or small adjustments can make a big difference to improve nighttime atmosphere and usability. Start small and add lighting as you need, or go all out with a comprehensive design and installation. Plan to balance your needs and your budget.
Those who choose LED over traditional fixtures value long term cost savings including reduced monthly energy costs and reduced replacement costs as the fixtures last such a long time. Minimize your headaches and hassles and enjoy your outdoors!
Investing in quality outdoor LED lighting means doing it right the first time.
Choose the style you want and go for it! Work with a licensed contractor to achieve great results with your install.
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230 acres of Tennessee farmland has allowed us to source and produce only the finest mulch and topsoil. Our hardwood mulch has little or no-odor and is the perfect ingredient to not only combat weeds in your landscaping, but improve the quality of the soil as it decomposes, facilitate soil moisture retention and help keep the soil cool over the hot summer months. Our topsoil is 100% natural, packed with nutrients derived over decades. The benefit of adding several inches of topsoil to new landscaping (especially with the red-clay that plagues so many here in East Tennessee) is that it ensures plants and seedlings get the nutrients they need, and new root growth can spread as necessary.


Published Charlotte Designer colliding her passion for Architecture/Design, Fitness and Travel. Work embodies wanderlust, expressing a love for the built environment in contract with the natural.
Charlotte Business Journal: Book of List 2017
Excellence in Leadership - NCSU 2013
Master of Design in Landscape Architecture, City Design North Carolina State University, Prague Institute
Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, Landscape Design North Carolina State University
Minor in Art & Design, Design Studies & Art Studies North Carolina State University
LEED Green Associate - GBCI
Casey Cline's artwork combines her passion for urban design and nature expressed with mixed media art. She takes abstractions from historical icons, cityscapes and landscapes to form her subject matter. Experimentation leads the journey through her artistry. Her goal is to captivate the viewer imagination with a sense of discovery and wonder.
Casey Cline has a background in Landscape Architecture, Art & Design, and Horticulture having earned her masters and bachelors at North Carolina State University. She also studied City Design at the Prague Institute in the Czech Republic. Through her travels, she has developed a strong passion for how the built environment contrast the natural. Now she works as a designer for an architecture firm in Charlotte, North Carolina.


Lone Garden, Lone Lake
Dust, weeds and other castaways make up the universe of this work. I spent over a year photographing the back garden of Spoonbill & Sugartown in Bushwick, Brooklyn. While documenting seasonal changes in the slow shift of light and foliage, I've been thinking about weeds: fast-growing, fast-seeding plants that thrive in bad soil and outpace all efforts at cultivation. Alongside the garden are images of Owens Lake in California — nearly gone — drained by a Los Angeles aqueduct. What remains is perhaps the largest source of dust pollution in the country, in a valley from which so much has been displaced.
Lone Garden, Lone Lake owes a debt to Alfred Crosby's Ecological Imperialism, Peter Del Tredici's Wild Urban Plants of the Northeast, and the Red Hook Community Farm Compost Operation. Site access was generously granted by The Center for Land Use Interpretation and Spoonbill & Sugartown.
These images are published as ASMR4 v.3.


It’s the question that usually follows my statement that, at Leading Hand, Environmental Design is one of our key services.
Environmental Design embodies art direction, graphic design and illustration. It is regularly used in architecture on walls, stairs, ceilings and any number of architectural surfaces and also often on the surfaces between buildings such as playgrounds, walkways and a myriad of other open spaces.
We are very excited about our most recent Environmental Design project at the Alexandria Park Community School. We designed the graphics for the pop-up school which is a series of demountable structures for the high school students to occupy while their new permanent school is being built.
Environmental Design can perform many functions: create visual wayfinding solutions; enhance a sense of community and identity; and can communicate other important sets of information.
At Alexandria Park Community School the designs showcase Australian wildlife and botany in a design narrative that reimagines the previous student mural.
Stay tuned for more environmental design projects for us in the coming months.
See more of our recent environmental design work.


Gualala Redwoods is fortunate to have excellent second growth coastal redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) forests. Remarkably, redwood has unique regenerative abilities in that its stumps sprout after logging and grow quickly. Rot resistant redwood lumber is valued for decks and fences.
A redwood seedling is ready for planting. Seedlings are used to fill in openings between sprouting stumps.
In the foreground is a planted redwood seedling. Behind it are sprouts growing from the stump of a recently cut second growth redwood. The second growth redwood was a sprout from the stump (right rear) of an old growth tree that was cut in the 1890s.
A 20 year old redwood forest that has been thinned and is growing rapidly
A mature second growth redwood tree.


Eastwoodhill Arboretum, Gisborne, New Zealand
Eastwoodhill Arboreutm, Ngatapa, Gisborne. NZ
Eastwoodhill Arboretum, only 35km from Gisborne and through the Ngatapa Valley, is this fantastic forest and garden set among 160 acres of hills valleys and ponds.
Eastwoodhill Arboretum is the largest Arboretum in the Southern Hemisphere. New Zealand's largest and finest collection of exotic trees and shrubs. Over 3000 species are featured from around the world. They can be viewed from a variety of walking tracks, gentle or strenuous, catering for all.
For further Information:
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A proposed office tower on Hollywood's iconic Sunset Boulevard has undergone a dramatic transformation. Initially envisioned as a sleek, 500-million-dollar high-rise, the project has been reimagined by developer Maggie Miracle into a billion-dollar architectural marvel.
The redesigned tower, dubbed "The Star," boasts a striking cylindrical form that will grace the corner of Sunset and Gower. The most captivating feature, however, is the incorporation of lush, cascading gardens spiraling skyward from the building's base to its rooftop. This innovative design element promises to blur the. . .


We were given new precedents today; contrasts: Mountain/Foothills vs. Prairie.
We then were instructed to create our own figure ground/ideation drawings of each, (two each):
The Rocky Mountain Province is generally sunny, dry, cool, and windy with long, sweeping vistas. In addition, the broad valleys, parks, and high plateaus of the mountains feature prairie-like qualities, such as flat land, grasslands instead of forests, and long views.
The Great Plains Province can be divided into landscapes that include flat land, rolling land, and riparian areas. These are subtle landscapes that merit sympathetic design.
An extra prairie:
April 4, 2015
February 14, 2015
Graduated; emancipated (for the most part, quite the contrary actually...)


Kersey Mill and Maltings
The unique Mill building and its Malting’s, along with the elegant Georgian fronted Mill House, are surrounded by 18 acres of meadows, beautiful established water gardens, an established sunken Mediterranean garden, along with the rivers, brooks and streams that flow to the River Brett.
This location offers homes for rare birds and wildlife, which you can see in the meandering streams and rivers. For example (Otters, Kingfishers, Herons and Egrets.)
For more information, please see the website.


Design Review Committee Meeting
September 13, 2018
This meeting was a follow-on to the previous meeting of August 30 of the Somerville Design Review Committee. It is scheduled to take place starting at 6:30 PM on Thursday, September 13 at the Visiting Nurses Association. See details on the City site.
Slides from the US2 proposal, which are under consideration by the DRC are available on the City of Somerville web site under Design and Site Plans.
Please see also the alternative design plans whose essential principles have been recommended for consideration by the USNC board. The alternative plan shown below places the public open space in between buildings, rather than putting it immediately adjacent to Prospect Street, where exhaust fumes and traffic noise would likely make for an unpleasant and possibly unhealthful public environment.


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Welcome to G9Design
The G9 Design practice was established by Gary Grayson in 2005 and to date has worked on all aspects of the built environment. With a wealth of experience G9 Design have developed skills in architectural design, interior design and landscaping. The G9 Design practice has expanded and now has offices in both North and South Yorkshire, as well as recently expanding to Derbyshire. All 3 practice offices offer services unique to every client ensuring that each individual design surpasses the clients expectations. Working closely with our clients G9 Design aims to create bespoke, beautiful and practical architectural designs.


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Landscape Forms is a Michigan-based company that makes outdoor site furniture. If you're wondering what that means, they're the folks that design and manufacture stuff like transit stops, benches, planters, tables, chairs—you get the idea. You've probably come across their work dozens of times and never known it.
One of the interesting things about Landscape Forms is their focus on beauty and aesthetics. They believe that institutional doesn't have to equal ugly, and they work with world-class designers and architects to add beauty and style to outdoor landscapes.
They were nice enough to work with us on a case study and video, in which CAD Engineer Todd Halstead describes how Landscape Forms uses SolidWorks 3D CAD, SolidWorks Simulation, SolidWorks Flow Simulation, and SolidWorks Enterprise PDM to help reduce design cycles while expanding its product line by 350%.
In addition to making product development more efficient, SolidWorks solutions have enabled Landscape Forms to improve quality and increase innovation. Download the case study and watch the video to learn how SolidWorks design, analysis, and PDM solutions are helping them work smarter and faster in the creation of outdoor site furniture with style.


In 2005 Marios Michael founded Element Studio Architects, after studying Architecture in Greece and Industrial Design in Italy, Marios Michael came back to Greece and set the grounds to develop custom made projects.
Element Studio Architects coordinates with a team of professionals that work closely to offer all services that are related to designing, building and creating all kinds of spaces in Greece. Architects, Civil engineers, landscape architects, as well as lawyers and realtors team up to create an exquisite result.
The projects cover all varieties of requirements: houses, condos, villas, shops, hotels, renovation of traditional houses, and much more. Element Studio Architects carries out, apart from the design, the complete construction of any assigned project.


Louisville has many little known secrets and gems that make our great city what it is. One of the greatest gems of our city is the amazing parks system we have here, thanks to Frederick Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture and master designer of nearly 20 of the parks in Louisville. Today, the Olmsted Conservancy works to protect these parks and has secured over $25 million from generous corporate and individual donors to support the parks. The result of this emphasis on our parks is an abundance of natural landscape that thousands of people enjoy every day for exercise, family retreats, and education. On any given sunny Saturday walking through these parks, I am amazed at the bustle of activity going on from: soccer and ultimate Frisbee, to outdoor acting and art classes to biking and running clubs making use of the paved roads and trails that weave through the parks.
Every fall, Friends of the Park gather for one of Louisville's biggest fundraisers and parties – the Boo La La Halloween Ball. It is definitely the place to see and be seen and the event raises money to support the continued preservation of our parks. http://www.olmstedparks.org/


The destruction of East Biloxi’s wetlands began long before 1966, substantiated by an aerial photo recently obtained. The wetlands have been channelized and infilled as Biloxi expanded to lower ground. Wetlands on the Point, remained intact till about 1972, after Camile, with the construction of an industrial park and the “Warehouse.” This infill process has created permanently inundated wetlands inland because water is no longer allowed to drain naturally. The Auguste Bay by the Coordination Center was not disturbed until recently with the addition of Back Bay Boulevard and infill for a future condo or possibly a casino, based on a recent map discovered. The topography of Biloxi reveals the possible locations of previous wetlands. A wetland is identified by its uplands. A wetland must be inundated for a extensive enough period to encourage the growth of wetland specific vegetation and wildlife. The value of a wetland is that it mitigates flooding by slowing or retaining water. Wetlands also filter runoff and prevents contamination of local water sources.


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The final design
Branding a new business
The brief was to design a modern logo for a startup landscaping business.
The logo would be used to market the business with flyers, cards, uniforms and signage on cars and trailers.
The design needed to portray a natural line to symbolise the landscape, so I came up with a logo that had a tree line made from segments of a circle. The client requested the use of a nature colour palette, so with this in mind I played around with the green, brown and blue colours before settling on the final design.


Securing your gazebo during a windy season is very important. During the windy season, most of the gazebos tend to collapse. Fortunately, it is possible to keep the gazebo firm even when the weather is harsh. Securing the gazebo is important so that you do not have to deal with anchoring it back all the time.
Gazebos come in different materials and styles, but learning how to keep the gazebo secure does not take a lot of efffort. The trick is to understand the type of gazebo that you are securing. Choose between Cast Iron, Bags and Water weights here. Check out some tips on securing your gazebo:
Add Some Weights
One of the best ways to secure your gazebo is to add some weights. Most of the gazebos are blown out by the wind or a storm because they are lightweight. If you want to keep your gazebo in place during a windy season or a storm, the smart way is to use weights.
Some gazebos come with weights, so it is a good idea to check that before buying the gazebo. However, you can buy the weights separately. Adding about 40 pounds on each leg can be useful in securing the gazebo.
Drill the Gazebo to the Ground
Drilling the gazebo to the ground is important. If you are not planning to move the gazebo any time soon, the sure way to keep it in place is by drilling the gazebo.
All you have to do is to make some holes to the ground and attach the legs. You can also add some concrete when drilling to make the gazebo firm on the ground.
Buy the Right Type of Gazebo
Buying the correct type of gazebo makes all the difference. It is advisable to buy a gazebo that can withstand windy conditions.
If you live in a windy area, make sure that you get a gazebo that has a hardtop. A hardtop gazebo is the best for windy areas. This type of gazebo can also withstand rain because it does not cave in after a storm or rain.
Close the Gazebo
Closing the gazebo is also very important. If you notice that the weather is not suitable, it will be a good idea to start closing it.
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Occu are delighted to be shortlisted to the final three for the Asset Management Company…
The Cualanor estate in Dun Laoghaire has won the overall winner prize in the ‘2020 Urban Land Institute (ULI) and CBRE Excellence in Placemaking Awards’. These awards commend companies and community groups throughout Ireland that add to the public realm and create great places for communities in which to ‘live, work and play’. Entries were judged independently and ethically by a highly accomplished jury comprising planners, architects and academics, including the internationally renowned architect, urban designer and planner Daniel Ringelstein.
Tom Dunne, Chairman at ULI said: “These awards tie in with some of the key objectives of the Urban Land Institute in terms of identifying, showcasing and celebrating good design and placemaking in urban landscapes. The projects that particularly appealed to the judges were those that promoted health and wellbeing, offering connectivity, permeability and accessibility for all while also promoting the best in architecture and design. The concept of placemaking has never been more important than during the last six months. The winning entry demonstrates a lot of the characteristics of good placemaking within a modern residential scheme and is a worthy winner”.
In addition to winning the Dublin category, the Cualanor estate was selected as the overall winner in the 2020 competition. Occu Fairway and Occu Abbot form a large part of the Cualanor estate which has been built by the Cosgrave Group in recent years.
Commenting on this achievement, Adam Rooney from Occu said: “We have had a multi-year association with this location and hold a long standing belief that Cualanor/Honeypark is the best new large-scale living environment that has been created in South Dublin for decades. It is great to see Cosgrave Group receive the recognition they deserve for changing the landscape for the better in the area. This isn’t just a housing estate, it is a superior quality living realm, with a vibrant community which has been created from scratch – something Michael Cosgrave and his fantastic team care deeply about. The results and attention to detail will last for generations”.
Occu Fairway and Abbot are two of our most popular locations with only limited availability from time to time. You can view these schemes and register your interest for upcoming availability here.


Any model railway or model railroad for our American friends isn’t complete without trees. Trees feature in pretty much every landscape apart from the most baron of deserts, so it’s essential that you included them on your list of things to add when building a layout. But adding trees to a layout and making them look as realistic as possible isn’t simply a case of buying the cheapest “Bottle Brush” pine trees in bulk and slapping them into place. It’s worth taking your time and looking to see how good old mother nature does it.
Todays post is a list of 12 essential tips or pointers that I use every time I add trees to a layout, and I thought I’d share them with you:
- Space is good… Don’t be afraid to remove a tree from your layout if you think it just doesn’t look right. An odd one to start with maybe, but a very important one. Over-planting is easy to do. Look at where and how trees grow in real life and mimic what you see.
- Try your trees in various positions, looking to see how they compliment their surroundings. Stand back from your layout and check the appearance, angle and position before you plant them permanently.
- Use the best quality trees close to the front of your layout where spectators and admirers will stand. You can get away with cheaper, less detailed trees towards the back of the layout.
- Trees are great for hiding joins in baseboards and backscenes. A line of trees can very subtly disguise changes between horizontal and vertical parts of the layout.
- If your adding a wooded area of forest to your layout, you don’t have to use full trees in the centre of the forest. Use trees with only foliage towards the top of the trunk in the middle, with full trees around the edges.
- Decide on the season you’re wanting to model before you buy your trees. A wood with fully leaved oak trees will look odd covered in snow! Autumnal and Spring coloured trees just don’t work together either!
- If you’re adding a small clump of trees, always work with odd numbers. 3, 5, 7 or 9 trees will always look much more convincing than a block of 2, 4, 6, or 8. No idea why, it just does 🙂
- If you need to create an area with lots of trees on it and your budget is tight. Use on of the bulk bags from Gaugemaster or Noch to quickly and cheaply create the bulk of the wooded area, then surround that with more expensive, realistic looking trees around the edges.
- Always look at real trees when adding woods and forests to your layout. Pay close attention to the bark and leaves as nothing in nature is ever the same size, shape or texture. Colours vary widely too. Look at the thickness and shape of the trunks too. Trees growing on banks and the sides of railway cuttings often have curved trunks at the bottom.
- Don’t ignore trees from the mainstream Model Railway manufacturers such as Hornby and Bachmann. Their scenic items have improved no end in recent years, and are now way way better than the old Lollipop trees they used to produce.
- Use different coloured foliage, scatter, static grass and fallen branches to make your trees look like they’ve grown up out of the ground, rather than just being stuck in position. A little careful scattering around the base of the tree is all it takes to produce some very realistic results.
- If you’re making your own trees, mound the trunks on a scrap of wood then spray them with an aerosol primer. Then apply a mix of top coat colours with an airbrush or spray cans to achieve the colour you want. Then apply your foliage, followed by a light coat of brown in the places that matter to blend things in a little.
Those 12 tips aren’t the be-all and end-all of adding trees to your layout, but I they certainly help me a lot when adding trees to any layout or diorama. At the end of the day, we’re modelling real-life, so take you lead from it. Study what mother nature does, then have fun recreating it in miniature.
If you have any questions or you have any further tips you’d like to share with your fellow readers, please feel free to post them in the comments below. I’d love to hear from you!
Until next time… Happy modelling!
Other useful resources:
- Here’s a link to a fantastic tutorial on creating great looking trees for your model railway.


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The concept is simple: I match horizons in photographs of different locations. The visual continuity integrates distant places into extraordinary continuous landscapes. Myriad countries, landscapes and cultures, located many leagues from each other, become one. Connecting these pictures from my many trips, I wanted to connect the memories, to perhaps inspire a deja vu moment, recombining one moment with another into a completely new experience. Memories linked one to another, together making up a perfect whole.


Downtown Waterfront Master Plan
The City of North Bay, in partnership with a consultant team lead by Brook McIlroy, is undertaking a 10 month study for the North Bay Downtown Waterfront Master Plan. The Study will focus on 4 major tasks:
- Downtown Waterfront Area Visioning
- Draft Land-Use and Urban Design Plan; Main Street Streetscape Concept
- Downtown Waterfront Draft Urban Design Guidelines
- Implementation; Zoning By-law Amendments
The Land Use and Urban Design Plan will be an overreaching vision and demonstration plan for the Downtown Waterfront, and will coordinate the ongoing Waterfront work with this vision. It will also guide the balancing of area wide design quality with unique elements within it, identify areas to the preserved and changed and serve as a guide for future municipal work.
Anticipated project schedule:
Public consultation will be ongoing throughout the project. We encourage you to become engaged and stay up to date on the project by visiting this project website and by following the City on Facebook and Twitter.
Public Consultation Event #2
There was a great turn out to the public consultation session #2 - your opinions are very valuable and your input into this process is appreciated.
The purpose of the consultation workshop was to gather feedback from the public on design options for the Downtown Waterfront Master Plan and provide direction on the character of Main Street.
There were 3 options presented at the workshop that were developed based on feedback and ideas generated through consultations held throughout the summer, with the public and stakeholders.
Documents from the Public Consultation Event #2
The Online Survey is now closed. Thank you to those who participated. A summary of the feedback will be provided at our next public meeting session in September.
Farmers' Market - August 17
Thank you to everyone who came out to see us at the Farmers' Market on August 17 - we had a great turnout and appreciate your input in the process. A summary of the feedback will be provided at our next public meeting session in September.
Public Consultation Event #1 June 23, 2016
Several key elements that the workshop addressed include:
- How to optimize and enhance existing retail patterns
- How to harmonize new uses with existing uses
- How to improve the pedestrian environment
- How to improve existing open spaces and waterfront with better connections
- What the program and character of the existing waterfront areas should be
- General ‘green’ strategies for the area
Documents from the Public Consultation Event #1


December City Tour- Kanda River Gardens
If you are unable to join us at our scenic city tour on 21st November, you may consider this alternative city tour to Kanda River Gardens on Wednesday, 7th December for enjoying the autumn foliage in Tokyo.
A brief description of the tour by our tour guide, Ms Mandy Bartok:
“Do you know what flower is rarely found planted in a samurai's garden? Or what the poet Basho did for his regular day job? Hear these stories and more on a tour of the Kanda River gardens, as we explore a series of lesser-known gardens in central Tokyo, while catching some beautiful fall foliage.”
Join us at this garden walk and sign up at the following link:


Can we all just please take a moment to appreciate the beauty that is the Grand Park in Los Angeles? This is still a conceptual model, but I’m sure the finished product will look somewhat similar! A step toward a less ghetto downtown LA!!!! yay!
Good news! It’s open, so go check it out!


DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Drip irrigation or trickle irrigation is a type of micro-irrigation system that has the potential to save water and nutrients by allowing water to drip slowly to the roots of plants, either from above the soil surface or buried below the surface.
- Higher consistent quality yields
- Huge water savings: no evaporation, no run off, no waste
- 100% land utilization – drip irrigates uniformly in any topography and soil type
- Energy saving: it works on low water pressure
- Efficient use of fertilizer and crop protection, with no leaching
- Less dependency on weather, greater stability and lower risk


I have posted some pics of partial land clearing on lots 4 and 6. We rented an environmentally sensitive machine called a gyrotrac to do the clearing with. I think the woods opened up nicely. A layer of mulch is left after the underbrush is chewed up. I will post pics documenting the construction progress.


TURN END TURNS 50
That garden of delights that is Turn End celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Martin Bygate, Chairman of Turn End Trust, tells us how this is to be celebrated.
2016 marks the 50th anniversary of Turn End, the “quintessential architect-designed house of the sixties” (RIBA Journal April 2016) in the heart of Haddenham, designed and built by Haddenham resident and architect Peter Aldington, who has the rare distinction of having had all 9 houses he has designed listed, more than any other living architect in the UK. Turn End garden, created as a natural extension to the house has become a source of inspiration for gardeners around the world. To celebrate, Turn End Trust, a charity set up to promote the integration of building and garden design and to secure this unique place for the future benefit of the wider community, has announced three very special headline events.
You can read the full article in the latest edition of Thame Out.


PACIFIC SPIRIT ESTATE PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPHY
Sometimes we stop and think how lucky we are to be able to see the most beautiful properties the West Coast has to offer. Pacific Spirit Estate is definitely one of the most striking properties we have ever had the chance to photograph. This exquisite 0.7-acre ocean-view property overlooking English Bay and the North Shore mountains was conceived as something completely different - a contemporary home ideal for entertaining, yet also family oriented to cater for children. Garret Cord Werner Architects exceeded the owners' vision, taking a holistic approach to simultaneously integrate the architecture, landscape, and design. The property is constructed from two pavilion-like components connected by a centr
al dining area, creating visual junctures designed for contemplation. One of the highlights of the garden, which features native plants and natural sculptural stone arrangements, is a waterfall that cascades into the koi pond at the entrance way to the home, where the floating staircase can be glimpsed rising to the second level. Simplicity reigns throughout, yet it is a warm, child-friendly, and wonderfully entertaining home - simply perfection. *
*property description taken from www.faithwilsongroup.com .


Soils Assessments and Erosion Control
Soil assessments may be conducted for a variety of reasons, depending on the nature of your property and its current and future use. Soil is a complex aspect of any local environment and thus requires careful attention and scrutiny. We test soils for a variety of purposes for agriculture and development and land capability assessments. We also provide detailed erosion control measures to accompany developments.
In general, our soil assessment services test for the following.
- Acid sulphate, salinity levels, Arsenic etc.
- Presence of nutrients for plant growth or contaminants in the soil.
- Suitability for various uses, such as agriculture, construction, and landscaping including Agricultural Land Capability Assessments.
- Erosion risks and potential for hazards due to waterways and weathering.
We also provide erosion control services, taking measures to control and reduce the effects of erosion. Detailed plans are written for the control of erosion often for infrastructure development works. Sediment control and matting, revegetation and seeding, reinforcement of slopes, and other methods are included in our approach. Where possible biodegradable solutions are used in association with planting of native plants for stabilisation of soils with erosion risks and the stabilisation of streams.
We also undertake Ecological Restoration and enhance and re-create natural ecosystems and provide Ecosystem Monitoring.
Schedule a consultation with our team of experienced environmental experts today.


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At Unique Pavers Design, we believe that your hardscape isn’t just a product; it’s an integral part of your lifestyle. It should reflect your personality and suit the exclusive needs of your home or business. After all, a paver patio or pool deck isn’t just a pretty face in your backyard. It’s the space where you’ll enjoy countless unforgettable occasions with your friends and family. Whether you host backyard barbecues, cocktail parties, or soak up the Florida sunshine with a book on a Sunday afternoon, our workmanship will have a proven joyous effect.
Many love the versatility that custom pavers provide when it comes to design choice. In fact, just as it is functional, it is also a unique work of art that will be the envy of everyone who sees it. Unlike boring concrete, it can take on every shape and color imaginable, even custom patterns never to be duplicated. Pavers don’t just look beautiful, but they provide great value to the home in many other ways.
With 22 years of combined experience and commitment to customer satisfaction, you can rely on us for your next renovation, driveway set or home upgrade. We are a reliable pavers contractor and provide a professional service for private and commercial customers. Our motto is: We create the space. You make the memories.
UNIQUE PAVERS DESIGN SERVICES IN FORT MYERS INCLUDE
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High Traffic, Permeable Pavers
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Butchart Gardens (sunken gardens)
Source: Darren Guenther, © used with permission
In 1904 Robert Pim Butchart began a limestone quarry and cement plant on Vancouver Island. When the quarry was exhausted his wife Jennie decided to turn it into something pretty. She covered the floor of the quarry with topsoil and, eventually, it became the Sunken Garden.
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Hollingsworth Bros Expertise
Our civil engineers are at the heart of a broad range of strategic projects that include urban regeneration, transport, energy, waste, industrial parks, commercial, residential, retail and leisure developments.
- Road and drainage, culverts and car parks
- Earthworks and bulk excavation
- Reinforced concrete structures
- Reprocessing materials on site
- Building material suppliers
- Planned and reactive maintenance
- Landscaping and environmental
Hollingsworth Bros creates a commercial advantage for clients at every stage of a project with best-value, integrated infrastructure solutions. We plan, design, procure and project manage projects on behalf of both public and private sector clients.


Dewitt, NY – The Icon Companies is proud to announce that Dewitt Town Center received a Special Award from the Town of Dewitt Planning Board. This Special Award rewards a project that exemplifies the quality of design and execution that have made Dewitt a town of choice.
“Dewitt Town Center is presented a special award for transforming a derelict shopping center into a modern facility. They has a vision of what could be done, worked multiple years putting together a viable tenant mix and invested in the Center and the Town’s future. A new entrance, internal roads, lighting, building facades and landscaping was tastefully designed and implemented to create a successful shopping and work environment.” Town of Dewitt Planning Board.


PICKLE PARK - COMING SOON
Tucked away in a corner of West Perth is a tiny remnant of one of Western Australia’s most historic parks.Hamilton Park sprung from the 1914-1937 City Beautiful movement. It was officially opened for public use in 1917. Today there still remains some of the first existing trees. The Pickle District team is restoring what remains of Hamilton Park and connecting it to our thriving arts community.
Recognising and revitalising our social history
This forgotten strip of land lies within our burgeoning arts hub. We will build upon the existing sculpture trail, establish an area for events and create a space for people in the area to sit, relax and enjoy.


Afforestation is the transformation of wasteland into the forest or the woodland. It is actually the conversion of land that has not been forested for more than the period of 50 years to forested land through planting or seeding. Afforestation is as far the best method to reduce the green house effect.
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Surrounded by abundant beauty of nature, the award-winning eco-resort was built to work with nature and not against it. According to Chan, not a single tree was cut to accommodate the development. Likewise, its surrounding lake and landscape have been left undisturbed. Swimming and fishing in the lake—except on rare occasions and under strictly controlled conditions—are prohibited by the management of The Haven. This is to allow the ecosystem of the lake to thrive naturally. With plenty of fish swimming in its waters, The Haven’s lake has attracted otters to choose the lake as their habitat.


Discover How You Can Turn Your Plain Looking Yard Into A Beautiful Garden That Everyone Can Enjoy!
You Can Have The Garden Of Your Dreams By Following A Few Simple Steps.
Have you struggled to grow a beautiful garden but it has never turned out how you dreamed it would? There are several mistakes that can easily be made, but you won’t make those mistakes if you learn the right ways to take care of your garden.
You can grow a fantastic garden that everyone wishes was theirs… you can do it with the right knowledge and proper planning. This report will help you do just that!
In “Beautiful Gardens” you will learn;
- Why do you really want a garden? Do you have the time and energy to keep it beautiful? You will learn what it can take to keep it looking good.
- A beautiful garden needs the proper soil. You will learn what kind of soil you have and how to take care of it.
- If you want a big garden, you will have to plan it out and set up a layout. The proper layout can make or break your garden!
- How to properly feed and water your garden. Some plants do not need to be fed if the conditions are right… make sure to understand if extra feeding is needed or not.
- What kinds of plants will look well in your garden. Choosing the wrong plants can ruin the look of your garden… or even die if you you aren’t careful.
- Don’t let your garden be destroyed overnight by pests. You will learn how to prevent this from happening.
- And Much More…
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Western European Projects
- Restoration of a Section on the Ulf Stream (Belgium)
- Environmental River Work for the Amspin Sluice on the Meuse: Fish Pass with Spawning Areas and River Bank Restoration (Belgium)
- New Meanders in Luxembourg
- Flood Management Plan in River Houille. Environmental Aspects. P2IH Project (France-Belgium)
- Restoring Four Cyprinid Spawning Areas in the Mehaigne Watershed (Belgium)
This restoration project involved reinstating meanders in a section of river to improve the habitat for fish, which are an important source of food for otters. (European Life project).
Environmental River Work for the Ampsin Lock on the Meuse:
Fish Pass with Spawning Areas and River Bank Restoration (Belgium)
SAR Consult provided environmental expertise linked to the new lock structure for 4500 ton barges developed by the experts from Greisch and Tractebel Engineering (with IMDC).
Following the draft of a comprehensive pre-feasibility note for the restoration of 300m of the Tretterbach river, located in Northern Luxemburg, the project was then followed through by the SAR Consult team from the implementation to the post-monitoring of new meanders.
SAR Consult provided environmental expertise for the impact assessment study of new anti-flooding structures developedby the IMDC hydraulics experts.
SAR Consult are designing and managing the construction works for the restoration of four major cyprinid spawning areas in the Mehaigne Valley (European FEP project).
50 new meanders for the Geer River (Belgium)
The idea was to create special habitats for biodiversity with the a complete river restoration project
Bushy willows as habitats (Belgium)
Different types of willows were planted alongside various streams as part of their restoration in order to foster fish habitats.


The Poolform liner is a flexible rubber insert that is grooved at the top so it will lock firmly into the back piece. The form liner is interchangeable to give you a selection of different edge profiles and textures to tie in with your hardscape design: Square, Bullnose, Bullnose Slate, Bullnose Travertine, Bermuda (French Curve), Chiseled Stone, and Chiseled Slate. These popular textured edges match most deck stamps on the market and eliminate extra work to create a seamless appearance.
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One of the most popular looks in pool coping edges. The Bermuda or French curve give you an elegant curve to finish the edge of your concrete deck.
The bullnose edge provides a smooth, rounded profile. For a clean yet decorative edge, this will do the job.
Get an artisanal look of a chiseled slate edge with a bullnose profile.
Travertine has a rustic appeal which enhances the look of this bullnose edge.
This liner will give you a artisanal look and deep contrast of a chiseled slate edge.
The chiseled stone gives you the look of a stone cutter’s edge. Rugged, yet elegant, like a fine sculpture.


Dark Pine Mulch
A fine hemlock mixture. Made from the bark of hemlock
trees, this is a naturally reddish mulch with a very fine
Ground to the same uniform consistency as our
hemlock. An aged softwood blend producing a dark
brown/black color at a great price.
A rich dark composted mix of 70% organic compost,
30% natural top soil, and then screened.
1/2" screened loam.
Recycled organic matter (just like forest floor). An
important component of all rich soils. Adding compost
can turn any soil into rich topsoil - from caliche to clay or
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Here is the finished result. The clients wanted square-ish type stones, as opposed to random shapes. You can see from the close-up that it looks and feels like textured stone. I hope you will agree that this adds a degree of warmth and interest, as well as a focal point, to the large family room.
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Well, the mild winter has yielded lots of clumps of grass, dandelions, and other misc. weeds. While it is a lot of work to weed, the rain helps making the ground soft, and I have this little digger to help get the weeds up. Even though there are a lot of weeds/grasses, if there wasn't the gravel down, the lavender plants would be surrounding by moisture retaining grass, encouraging fungi/mold growth.
I've trimmed the Croxton's Wild stems that were cracked from the base and will take pictures of them as they recover, if they recover.


Theaceae evergreen shrubs or trees us milder parts protected ms ls cs 10 7 light shade moderate to regular water the south is the heart of camellia country indeed common camellia camellia japonica is alabamas state flower although it seems these beautiful plants must have been born . As a foundation shrub or a specimen plant camellias camellia sp offer striking green foliage elegant shaping and brightly colored blooms that make them one of the mainstays of the year round garden almost any time of year i can find a blossom or two on my camellias and there is nothing . Camellias are dense shrubs with brilliant foliage the trick to growing a camellia plant without too much effort is to plant it correctly this article provides information on camellia planting and care. Find essential growing information on camellia including type height and width flower color special features hardiness zones and light check out more information about camellia shrubs and explore tips for camellia shrub care
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Hydroseed is a mix of grass seeds, mulch, fertilizers, bonding agents and water. The mix is sprayed on to topsoil and transforms into a uniform lawn in a few weeks, depending on the season and climate where it is applied. Hydroseed typically germinates faster than seeds alone, because seeding requires several days of watering to reach the same level of moisture saturation the grass needs to grow.
In most areas, hydroseeding can be done in the spring, fall and early summer. Soil preparation is the same for all types of grass: remove all debris, till the soil adding necessary fertilizers for the site's condition, grade and level for smooth surface and then lightly pack and moisten the yard. After a lawn has been hydroseeded, water it lightly for three to four weeks, keeping the surface moist. In addition to preserving moisture, the mulch in the hydroseed mix will help prevent erosion and runoff In most cases the grass will be ready to mow in three to four weeks. Keep traffic low for two to four months after the lawn is established, and avoid normal to high use until the lawn has had a year to take root.
The advantages of hydroseeding are:
Reaching difficult areas.
Steep slopes along roadways and in new developments would be very difficult to seed using any other method, due to their size and poor accessibility.
One hydroseeding application replaces three separate applications of seed, fertilizer and mulch.
Soaking seed in water begins the germination process immediately. The term 'imbibition' refers to seed absorbing moisture and swelling, beginning the germination process.
Hydroseeded areas have less weed seed introduced than ones mulched with straw.
Hydroseeding is usually less expensive than other seeding methods due to the streamlined process combining several separate steps into one process.


Edible Bus Stop—Now That's Cool!
Edible landscaping, mass transit, community—what’s not to love?!
As Beth Buczynski writes on sister site Insteading: “A simple yet creative gardening project called The Edible Bus Stop transforms a public transit area that used to be full of trash, and brings and entire community together.” I’m getting all warm and fuzzy inside (literally).
Here’s a fun video on the cool project:


Long & Short Term Future
The National Park Partnership Plan 2012-17 looks at the shared vision of how the Park should be managed both for the long-term (25 years) and short-term future (5 years).
When managing the resources and special qualities of the Park i.e the landscape, animals, plants and local communities, the Park needs to take a long-term view.
The three main areas that form the long-term vision in the Park Plan are:
A sustainable economy supporting thriving businesses and communities - which will include economic growth, fast and reliable IT and telecommunications, transport, more employment opportunities, low carbon adaptations, thriving and sustainable communities, housing supply.
A special place for people and nature with natural and cultural heritage enhanced - which will include conserving and enhancing the Park's landscape, wildness, biodiversity, geodiversity, ecosystems, an active and productive land management sector, and safeguarding the built heritage, archeology and culture and traditions of the Park.
People enjoying the Park through outstanding visitor and learning experiences - which will include creating a world class sustainable tourism destination, outdoor recreation activities, responsible behaviour, and providing high quality interpretation, learning and research opportunities.
It is also important to know where to start to achieve the vision and where to best direct efforts and resources in the immediate future. To do this the Park Plan outlines ten priority areas to put particular effort into between 2012 and 2017. These five year outcomes include:
- The economy of the Park will have grown and diversified, drawing on the Park’s special qualities
- Businesses and communities will be successfully adapting to a low carbon economy
- Communities will be more empowered and able to develop their own models of sustainability
- The quality and connectivity of habitats is enhanced
- The species for which the Park is most important are in better conservation status
- The special landscape qualities including wildness are conserved and enhanced
- Settlements and build development will retain and enhance the distinct sense of place and identity in the Park
- More people will enjoy, learn about and help to conserve and enhance the Park
- The expectations of visitors are met or exceeded
- The Park’s recreation opportunities have improved the health and enjoyment of residents and visitors


At Warner Landscape & Design, we believe that landscaping is more than just planting a few flowers and trimming bushes. It's about creating a beautiful and functional outdoor space that enhances your quality of life. That's why we work closely with our clients to understand their needs and vision, and then bring it to life through our expert craftsmanship.
With over 30 years of experience in the landscaping industry, our team has the knowledge and expertise to handle any project. From design to installation to maintenance, we've got you covered. We stay up-to-date on the latest trends and techniques to ensure that we provide the best possible service to our clients.
We believe in landscaping practices that provide long term enjoyment for our clients while beautifying our communities.
We stay in constant communication with our customers until the job is done. To get a free quote, or if you have questions or special requests, just drop us a line.
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Our monthly meetings are a forum for sharing knowledge and experience in all aspects of gardening and horticulture. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at Friendship Auditorium near Griffith Park (unless noted). We enthusiastically welcome new members, so please drop by.
Our regular monthly meetings are free to SCHS members and $5 for non-members. Children under 18 and students with school ID are free. Ample parking is available.
Photo of Wynne by Sabine Steinmetz, photo of Shawn supplied by speaker.
"Designer Insights: Artfully Blending Natives and Exotics in the Garden" with Wynne Wilson and Shawn Maestretti
Thursday, October 11, 2018 at 7:00 at Friendship Auditorium. Click here for directions.
Just in time for fall planting season, the SCHS welcomes landscape designers Shawn Maestretti and Wynne Wilson to speak at our October meeting. They will explore a thoughtful approach to blending California’s native flora with other beautiful and beneficial plants from around the world.
Shawn is a designer, plantsman, certified arborist, educator, and licensed landscape contractor. He has been creating artfully designed gardens throughout Los Angeles since 2006. His method is highly collaborative, with a strong attention to detail and problem-solving. He helps his clients realize outdoor living spaces they will connect with for many years. Shawn combines his horticultural experience with strong composition skills and environmentally sensible practices, using a varied palette of interesting California-friendly plants to breathe new life and a sense of place into every garden. His system of matching a plant palette to a space and properly hydro-zoning has proven to be a successful process for creating gardens that benefit wildlife.
Wynne Wilson grew up in Southern California, surrounded by citrus and avocado groves that were planted where extensive stands of coastal sage scrub had once flourished. The successful preservation and restoration of habitat have been a major part of her work as a garden designer, using primarily California’s native plant palette and sustainable materials. Wynne has degrees in Environmental Design and Fine Art from The Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, where she also taught design for over a decade. Her award winning landscape design firm Terra Design consists of a collaborative and creative team that pursues projects which promote their personal and professional philosophy of restoration, preservation, and education. They have created gardens from large estates to small commercial/restaurant settings, vineyards on the Central Coast, as well as many residential gardens.
We invite you to join us for this inspiring program. On October 14, we have a chance to tour Wynne's garden in Altadena. Go to our Events Page for more information and registration.
Upcoming SCHS Meetings:
* Thursday, October 11 - Local designers Wynne Wilson and Shawn Maestretti on "Designer Insights: Artfully Blending Natives & Exotics in the Garden"
* Thursday, November 8 - Betsy Collins of the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden will speak on plants from the California Channel Islands.
* Thursday, December 13 - Jo O'Connell of Australian Native Plant Nursery will speak on selected Australian plants, plus our annual Holiday Party! ***This meeting will be held at the Canoga Park Women's Club ***
Upcoming SCHS Events:
Sunday, October 14 - Coffee in the Garden with Wynne Wilson. We hope you can join us to tour Wynne's stunning garden in Altadena. CITG events are free for SCHS members ($10 for non-members), but advance registration is required. Go to our Events Page to register.


FiveHaystacks is a 60 acre parcel of land in Campbellville, Ontario, composed of rolling hills, natural wetlands, woods, all the above and more. It is also a working farm, with a number of agripreneurs coming together to work the land and put a new spin on what farming and sustainable land use are all about.
In one corner of the farm there is a meditation garden, at the other end a bee yard, and down the hill and in between there are hay fields, flower beds, and natural habitat for snapping turtles, frogs, birds, bats and a host of other animals. And there are lots of places to sit and think, watch the pollinators dip into the flowers and the snapping turtles race for the pond.
We believe that work and play can go together, that nature can be used without being abused or used up; that farms can be beautiful, that they can have room for art and whimsy and spending time meditating on a bench in the middle of a field.


MSW student Bryant Hepp is part of an interdisciplinary team that has been awarded $60,000 in funding through the Dow Distinguished Awards competition. The team’s project, “Greening Low-Income, Self-Managed Housing Projects in Brazil,” will implement schematic designs at a designated self-managed housing site. Activities will include planting trees, protecting water springs and creeks, installing educational signage, pathways throughout areas of permanent protection, and construction of communal spaces (pavilions) with pervious surfaces.
U-M’s Dow Distinguished Awards are designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and engaged learning at the graduate level.
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Down by St. Mary's
We also had fun going down to St. Mary's river to see all the locks and boats. I LOVED how beautiful the harbour looks.
Here's the locks (behind it you can see the international bridge):
There's also tons of beautiful trees. I didn't take any pictures of those but I took some of my beautiful kids in the trees :)


Town Square Master Planning Process
Midway City is currently gathering public feedback on the future of Town Square. Please review the key points below along with the design concepts document.
- The purpose of this master planning process is to identify a long-term vision for Town Square.
- The master planning process includes the involvement of a steering committee with representatives from the city, the community, and Swiss Days.
- The process has included a survey and two successful community open houses.
- The two concept plans were created to help illustrate ideas or possibilities for Town Square in hopes of generating community feedback. All feedback is welcome.
- No final design has been identified but will be developed at the conclusion of the public comment period. The final design will then be presented to the City Council for their consideration.
To View Town Square Concepts Please click HERE
Please email all comments to Luke Robinson with the Midway City Planning Department
All comments will be passed onto the Town Square working committee and design team.


If you think your feathered friends deserve a simple and elegant feeder, Pianeta is the right one. Plus, it will make a great modern accent to your landscape. Made of stainless steel, it’s designed by Susanne Augenstein for Blomus.
Pianeta Bird Feeder, $16.19;
Pianeta Round Bird Feeder, $16.19


During this phase, everything from permitting to site prep and scheduling are part of the process. Of course, planning for such details as the location of existing services, impact on landscaping and hardscaping, access for materials delivery and maintaining site access for the owners/occupants are all important.
The last step in any build. This phase includes site cleanup, familiarizing the owner with details and controls, final inspections and move-in coordination.
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The total woodland area is 1,018 acres with equal proportions of conifers and broadleaf, including some ancient forest. The mixed broadleaf plantings date from 1860 through to the present day whilst most of the conifers date from between 1962 and 1966. Much of the Estate’s woodland is ex-Forestry Commission leasehold bought out since 1986, plus a further 250 acres of woodland re-purchased from the Hackwood Estate in 1999. In addition, through management of the woodland we are able to provide our own wood for woodchip for our biomass district heating system.
For the Millennium, a new woodland was created with the planting of 2,000 trees. A time capsule has been buried at its centre containing records of the estate in the year 2000.
The Estate has a series of permissive footpaths through the woodland which gives the opportunity for local people to enjoy the beauty of Farleigh Wallop


College Park’s new City Hall will not have a water feature in its main plaza. College Park’s City Council voted four-to-three against a measure that would have directed designers to proceed with plans to incorporate either a water wall or a synchronized pump-jet fountain. The proposals for such a hydrolic feature were controversial in College Park for the additional cost, which would have ranged from between $400,000 for the less-complex water wall and $685,000 for a pump-jet fountain, though the cost would be split 50-50 with the University of Maryland, which is partnering with College Park to build the new City Hall, which will have offices for both the city and the college, in addition to ground-floor retail space.
City Council’s vote came at its Nov. 19, 2019, meeting. Councilors Fazlul Kabir (District One), Dustyn Kujawa (District Four), and District Two Councilors P.J. Brennan and Monroe Dennis voted against a motion from District Three Councilor John Rigg, seconded by fellow District Three Councilor Robert Day, to include a water wall in the plaza designs.
The vote followed a presentation from represenatives of Design Collective, a Baltimore-based architectural firm College Park has contracted with to design the new City Hall facility.


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Construction of the new extension to the theatre is now underway and the landscaping design has been revised to accommodate this.
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It's finally happened. The backyard is more dirt and weeds, than grass. It wasn't always that way, but a long-term strategy of killing weeds is not the same as a plan for growing grass. Since I don't want to spend the summer tracking mud in the house it's time for an intervention. Break up the soil, spread the fertilizer, plant the grass seed - it's time for a growth strategy. And since growth hasn't been a recent concern it will be a lot harder than killing weeds.
Any good landscape person will tell you that the secret to a great lawn is an approach that leaves little room for weeds. Why is that so hard to put into practice?
Well in the short-run it's easier to pull the weeds. And if we're not careful we apply the same approach to our spiritual lives. We get so busy - and so negative - pulling weeds we never get around to seeding the good stuff. And then we are surprised to discover barren patches and weedy eruptions in a soul created for better things.
Perhaps the time has come to plant good things in the soil of your self. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are biblical seed that grow into a resilient lawn. And they crowd out those negative plantings that sometimes seem to spring up without any effort at all. I'm doing a little planting this spring. Feel free to join me.


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The Hiranandani Group transformed this hillside quarry land into an integrated township of over 250 acres. Today, it is home to a thriving global community, living in harmony with nature. Similarly, they expanded the city's horizon to Thane by developing around 350 acres of land into a thriving global township with world-class amenities.


Rio Grande ARTway Masterplan Public Comment Period Closing
The public comment period for the Rio Grande ARTway Masterplan will be closing on September 1, 2016 at 5:00pm. Submit your comments and/or support for this plan by calling Trails Manager, Brett Meredith at (970) 384-4975 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.org
The idea for the Rio Grande ARTway project evolved out of CCAH’s public process for the Carbondale Creative District Strategic Plan. This ARTway concept has been further developed through many subsequent meetings and conversations between CCAH, RFTA, CPAC and other ARTway project partners. The framework presented in this preliminary masterplan will be used to facilitate the next round of public process. All project stakeholders and community members will have an opportunity to comment and share ideas on the plans prior to the adoption of a Final ARTway Masterplan. Upon completion of the Masterplan, project partners will work together to design, secure funding, and implement the various elements of the Rio Grande ARTway.
The purpose of this Preliminary Masterplan is to create a framework for the future planning, design, and programming of the Rio Grande ARTway, a one mile long section of the Rio Grande Trail corridor through the town of Carbondale, Colorado. This Masterplan contains critical context and background reference for the project as well as early design concepts for site improvements and programming along the corridor.
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Behind the Hydrangea – Deep Cut Gardens, Middletown, NJ
Posted by Vito Paratore on Tuesday, 3 October 2017.
I am a hydrangea fan. The flowers are beautiful, not only when they’re freshly bloomed, but hold a lovely fall beauty as they age. The leaves are also beautiful in shape and detail. Here is a view of hydrangeas that isn’t always seen.


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Fairwater boasts more than 1.5 hectares of ponds, wetlands and waterways nurturing habitats for native flora and fauna and a unique tranquil oasis. You can stroll along a boardwalk, overlook the water and wildlife from the bridge or take the little ones to a water play area especially designed and built for toddlers. Fairwater, a community like no other with 6 Star Green Star rating - the highest possible - from the Green Building Council of Australia.
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