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Resilient planting design for public urban spaces by Giacomo Guzzon. A pedestrian lingers in the generous herbaceous plantings between a bike park and the rail station. This rather simple planting is more easil.
Friday, April 24, 2015. Perfectly contained wilderness - Japanese irises in the Imperial Palace East Garden in Tokyo. Despite having walked around the Imperial Palace grounds on my previous trips to Tokyo, this was the first time that I actually entered the East Garden.
Monday, March 27, 2017. Grounded Design has moved! Grounded Design is moving from Blogger to Squarespace. I hope to soon transfer the domain www. com as well to this new format, but that may take a few more days. Out now, do the occasional interview. Wednesday, January 25, 2017.
In his own gardens like. Searching out plants that most people have. Never seen before and figuring out how to make them perform. Louis Raymond ensures that trees can grow in Brooklyn. Or just about any other place. The dirt and skyscrapers shield the sunshine. See more Trips to Take. NEW Plants to Try! See more Plants to Try. New Gardening to Do! See more Gardening to Do. This snowdrop added third, .
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Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Garden Bloggers Bloom Day July 2015. regal, colorful and not shy about it! Here we have wh.
One sixteenth century priory, six acres of grounds and a gardener. Huge, ancient, gnarled, neck-craning impressive. They were the first thing I noticed and the last I shall say good-bye to. We have about twenty mature oaks; most hale, a few less so. With an eye on the latter, and because the Priory should never be oak-less, I planted some replacements. Toffee the Viszla on sniffing duty.
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Thursday, August 13, 2015. The flower and fruit of the crabapple tree in the Upper Garden have remained a feature in the garden since we bought the house in 1989. Unfortunately, by the end of the season, most of the leaves have become diseased and fallen off the tree. To help hide the unsightly foliage late in the season, I planted Clematis tangutica. Bill MacKenzieat the base of the tree. The nodding lantern-shaped yellow flowers are a beautiful contrast to the shiny red crabapples. Links to this post.CONTENT
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Each month, receive tips on the top jobs needed in your garden as well as a wealth of information on a range of gardening topics. From sowing seeds to picking fruit, each month get access to information on the care and maintenance of your flowerbeds, vegetable plot and lawn. As with your own gardening diary, the journal is split into separate sections, each covering a different area of garden care.
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