The July garden and flowers are gorgeous. So nice to walk outside to pick from your own “grocery store”!!! We are eating out of the garden daily, life is good.
The flowers are still blooming…and the garden is growing! We have eaten quite a few salads and radishes, today I need to pick snow peas, green beans and banana peppers!
For Father’s Day we grilled steak and paired it with a home-grown greens salad. Some of our radishes were ready to harvest, so I mixed radish, onions, balsamic vinegar, a bit of olive oil and brown sugar and sauteed. We topped our salad with this mixture. It was a great combination of flavors with the steak!
The weather has been great for blooming flowers! Hope I am not boring you with all of the pictures, but the flowers are beautiful, I want to share!!!
The Vegetable Garden is doing very well, thanks to the rain that we have been getting lately. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this time of Spring…when the flowers are starting to put on their show! Our yard is full of color!
No matter how much we douse the plants with our city water…nothing compares to good ole’ rain!!!! I love flowers! Hope that you enjoy them as much as we do!
When we moved into our home, six years ago, we started a garden immediately. We decided to put in raised bed gardens as the ground in our area holds a lot of clay.


Good lighting design is essential for creating a welcoming ambiance in hospitality spaces, such as hotels, restaurants, and cafes. The right lighting makes guests want to come in and stay, while poor lighting design can make people want to stay away. So, how do you get it right? Read on to ensure you are creating a space that is the right kind of unforgettable.
Are you struggling to find the right lighting design for your commercial space? From improving safety and productivity to creating a welcoming atmosphere, the right lighting can transform your space. Learn more about the importance of lighting design and the advantages of LED lights for commercial spaces in this blog post. Plus, discover how ELEDLights can help with free lighting layout, photometric layout, and architectural lighting design services.


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This pair of handmade table lamps, made with beautiful London Plane and highly-polished resin, would feel at home in just about any setting.
London Plane trees have long been planted in London parks and streets (as well as in other UK cities). They are well suited to urban environments and since the 1600s have been planted help clean up air pollution (History of the London Plane Tree).
The wood used in making these lamps (which is also known as ‘lacewood’ due to its distinctive grain) has been sustainably sourced from trees cut from parks and streets as part of a program of tree husbandry and urban development.
Solid brass fittings have been used to give each lamp a contemporary finish and the ‘live edge’ has been painted gold to create a striking contrast between the wood and resin. The base of each lamp is finished with black suede.
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GRAND DELUXE – Super king-sized bed with a royal headboard and hand-carved wood finishes, surrounded by fragrant wood paneling and grey stone floors, complemented by a bathroom with green marble vanity, black stone bathtub, and views of the lush garden. Named after local Balinese herbs known for their healing properties, the room’s decorations are handcrafted by local artisans, emphasizing tradition and natural wellness.
Gdas Bali is a luxury retreat located in the Balinese countryside, offering 27 exquisite rooms and villas for those seeking a premium resort experience in a beautiful and private setting. It promises outstanding accommodation and authentic Balinese hospitality. Guests will enjoy the tranquility of nature, with accommodations designed to enhance the natural environment and sunlight. The resort features a range of facilities, including a spa and wellness center, fitness center, library, event space, a vegan restaurant, boutique, and two yoga studios with views of the surrounding paddy fields, ensuring a restful and rejuvenating stay.


Excellent Opportunity, located within the master planned community PARAISO which features green spaces, bay front park, marina, beautiful landscape and a sense of modern and luxurious neighborhood, unique in Edgewater and Miami.
1. Location: Northern Edgerwater with easy access to 195 which gives you quick access to I-95 and Miami Beach.
2. Steps to Midtown and the new Design District. You will have access to a great number of restaurants from casual to fine dining and a plethora of retail stores with brand names such as Hermes, Cartier, Louis Vuitton and over 130 more.
3. Exclusive lifestyle, when you live within Paraiso you have access to the exclusive Beach-Club with restaurant by Michael Schewartz and Marina. Plus the joy of living in a lush-landscape community designed by Enzo Enea.
4. Modern floor plans which maximize the square footage, maintain open layout and space. Enjoy views through floor to ceiling glass windows and glass sliding doors.
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It is flowering prolifically at the moment and I couldn't resist taking a video of it.
The Cécile Brunner rose is named after the lady who bred it 100 years ago.
It was so pretty and perfumed that it was also called The Sweetheart Rose.
It was a favourite in the gardens of our Grandmother's times.
More details below the video.
The original rose grows about 1 metre (3ft) tall.
Mine is a tall variety growing 3-4 metres tall (9-12ft).
The original rose flowers for a month in springtime.
The tall variety has many flushes of flowers throughout the year.
Bush rose growing 1 metre tall - 3ft
Tall variety growing 3-4 metres tall - 9-12ft


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There are a few good parking options at Guaranteed Rate Field. The most convenient area is immediately to the north of the stadium at parking lots E, and D. These two lots often fill up quickly so plan to arrive early if you want to find a spot. Another good area is to the east of the stadium. In between Wentworth and Normal on the east side of 36th Street are parking lots A, B, C, and G. This area offers the most available parking and is usually the easiest place to find a good spot. There are two smaller lots on the north side of Princeton in between 37th Street and Pershing. Chicago also has great public transportation. The CTA Red Line drops off close to Guaranteed Rate and allows you to skip the hassle of finding a parking spot all together.


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- 课程时长 :4学年 (208周)
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Join the ranks of successful urban planners when you undertake the Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning - the only degree of its kind in Victoria.
Urban and regional planning is more than just creating physical environments; it’s a way of sustainably changing and shaping the world. In this degree, you will focus on sustainability and its place in urban planning policy, equipping you with the knowledge and skills you need to pursue a career as a policy and planning leader.
Not only will your studies cover urban planning in Melbourne and its regional surrounds, you will also be introduced to planning practices across the world. You are encouraged to complement this knowledge with a semester abroad at one of RMIT’s sister universities, and get to know urban and regional planning in a global context.
This degree emphasises the benefits of practical learning. By participating in industry-relevant, real-life projects, you will be introduced to leading practitioners in the field, learn best practice methodologies, and graduate job-ready - with industry connections, and a degree that is accredited by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA).
Professionally, planners collate, analyse and present information that will help shape strategies and plans for the future. This course will help you to effectively communicate with stakeholders in a way that will help to create successful, socially-responsible planning outcomes.
If you are passionate about urban design, geography and history, environmental studies, or politics and economics, this course will pique your interest. You will learn to understand and critically engage with the many factors and processes that shape the way we live, work, play and commute. In this degree you will be encouraged to think creatively about what role planning can play in creating equitable and livable cities and regions.
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- 所在州:VIC校 区:City Campus, 124 Latrobe Street, Melbourne地 址:City Campus, 124 Latrobe St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000邮 编: 3000
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Joliet Park, located at 2981 Nicolet Drive, is a city park with trees between the bay and nearby homes worth more than $200,000.
Green Bay city officials might toughen the penalty for cutting trees in city parks because of suspicions that homeowners along Nicolet Drive cleared an area that was blocking their view of the bay.
The City Council tonight will consider increasing the minimum penalty from $100 to $500 and the maximum penalty from $1,000 to $1,500.
The issue came up after officials and neighbors voiced concern about suspected vandalism in a public park where trees along Nicolet Drive were blocking the waterfront views from nearby homes. ...


Leongatha Caravan Park is set amongst the friendly locals and within walking distance to the busy township. The location of the pet-friendly park is perfect, with fresh air, the beautiful rolling hills with great dairy farming and a short 20-minute drive to the beautiful beaches of Inverloch. The park is also close to Cape Patterson, Venus Bay, Port Welshpool for those wanting to go fishing and boating or enjoying a day at the beach.
The Caravan Park has 39 sites, twelve self-contained-air-conditioned cabins, Three onsite caravans with annex, metered campsites, Camp kitchen, Coin-operated laundry with three washing machines and two dryers and a newly renovated amenity block. A full bitumen driveway, excellent garden setting including Two barbeque areas for all patrons to enjoy. Dump Point available.
A two-minute stroll to the town’s main street and the park is located on a huge reserve. Directly across the road is South Gippsland Splash, a huge water sports complex and recreation area.
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If you already didn’t know, cycling on sidewalks is illegal in most cities. Many even have fines ready for cyclist that break that law, but in Sacramento, the cycling residents of the city came to city council to discuss a new law that would allow more cycling on sidewalks to provide a safe environment for cyclists.
As it stands now, cycling is illegal in Sacramento everywhere except for residential districts. This is defined by California State Vehicle Code as areas with more than 50 percent housing. In areas that are more than 50 percent housing, cyclists are welcomed to ride on sidewalks, but in some areas in the city, police officers often find it hard to identify the percentage of housing in the area when considering whether or not to fine a cyclist.
However, it is not in residential areas that cyclists need to worry about. It is in the highly trafficked streets of the city where bicycle lanes disappear that cyclists feel they are in the most danger and want to move off the street and onto the sidewalk where the worse case is they hit a person or fall off their bike.
The proposed new law would still ban sidewalk cycling in certain areas such as commercial districts or areas where bike lanes are already present, but cycling advocates just want looser sidewalk laws in a city where traffic can be vicious and not enough cycling infrastructure is in place.
Were you forced to cycle in a busy street because of the lack of bike lanes and restrictive sidewalk laws? Contact us today. No matter what your accident was or who caused it, the Law Office of Gary Brustin fights hard for the rights of the growing cycling community.


Forests Ontario administers the Ontario government’s 50 Million Tree Program that is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2018.
The United Nations’ goal is to plant one billion trees worldwide each year and Ontario is committed to planting 50 million trees by 2025.
Landowners are provided funding assistance to plant trees on their acreage and are connected to forestry professionals who manage the planting. In the last ten years, the 50 Million Tree Program has helped more than 4,000 landowners realize a new vision for their land.
Twenty-four million trees covering 13,000 hectares later, it is Northern Ontario’s, and the North Bay area’s turn to be targeted for the upcoming planting season.
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Permission was originally granted for KSS3 in association with KSS2 in 2010. Whilst KSS2 was constructed immediately it was considered that the original permission had not maximised the potential for the KSS3 land and a new standalone planning permission was submitted.
This scheme, designed by Rolfe Judd Architecture, provides four blocks, of varying heights with two blocks of eight storeys facing the East Reservoir and a 30 storey tower to the rear. This tower (now called Skyline) forms a cluster with a 27 storey tower at KSS1 and provides a gateway into Woodberry Down from the south.
The scheme delivers 401 high quality residential units with ground level retail to Woodberry Grove. It delivers a range of open spaces for residents and the public including continuation of the landscaped linear public park alongside the New River.
Planning permission was granted in 2012 and the scheme is complete.
Client: Berkeley Homes
LPA: LB Hackney
Architect: Rolfe Judd Architecture


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House in New Golden Mile
Boutique development of 10 luxury villas located above the greens of El Campanario Golf Course and Diana Park on the New Golden Mile. Each individual villa enjoys views to the sea and to the east, the stunning landscape and La Concha mountain
These 10 modern villas are located in an enviable position in the heart of the New Golden Mile. This area of the Coast is well known for its numerous golf courses including Los Flamingos Golf Club, Atalaya Golf & Country Club, El Paraíso Golf, Marbella Club Golf Resort and Guadalmina Golf, among others. Easily accessible and only a short distance from Marbella and Puerto Banús, only 45 minutes drive from Malaga International Airport and close to San Pedro and Estepona BELFRY is the ideal choice for a second residence on the Costa del Sol.
Simplicity in design of these villas is naturally blended with the natural beauty of the surrounding of this area – golf courses, mountains, sea view, green areas. Whilst within few minutes walk you will get to a lively comercial area with shops, restaurants, bars and other amenities. Contemporary architecture is carefully softened with the use of natural stone to compliment the exteriors and the Andalusian landscape. Landscaped gardens have an ample swimming pool, seating area and autochthones plants to create an oasis of calm providing the perfect atmosphere to entertain and unwind. Natural light is maximised with full length windows and open plan living areas. Interior design is Scandinavian in style; neutral tones with hints of warm aesthetics and natural materials. There is porcelain flooring throughout the property, hot and cold climate control and underfl oor heating. A large basement area can be adapted for the home-owner’s specifi c desires; a gym, spa, offi ce or cinema room
Within walking distance you find the elegant clubhouse of El Campanario Golf Club that offers exclusive services and facilities for residents including a restaurant, bar, spa and fully equipped gymnasium, indoor heated pool, paddel tennis court and outdoor pool set in landscaped gardens. The developer of these villas offers new homeowners, with substantial discounts, the added value of including a years Family Membership to Campanario Golf and Country House Club with each property.


Open Houses in Inman Park
Ready to start some house hunting? Inman Park is the perfect place to start! Below you’ll find all the open houses this weekend in this popular historic Atlanta neighborhood. Please be sure to bookmark this page, as the list of Inman Park open houses is updated every week.


INDIANA TECH CENENNIAL MASTER PLAN
INDIANA TECH UNIVERSITY
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA
Architect: Elevatus Architecture
Civil Engineer: Engineering Resources
Anderson + Bohlander was retained in 2018 to coordinate with Elevatus Architecture and Kinder and Sons Construction to help Indiana Tech University develop a master plan for their campus. The impetus was the approaching Centennial of the University in 2030. President Einoff tasked the team with preparing them to mark the celebration with a plan that would meet growth projections for the University, but also to further enhance the existing campus. These enhancements focused on providing an improved sense of place and adding more social gathering spaces.
The plan organizes new building, parking, and public spaces along three main quads and Schick Street and the center of campus. These elements will all be lined with buildings that front onto these spaces with welcoming entry points and engaging entry elements. Parking and drive areas have been adjusted to better connect campus and to make navigation simpler and more attractive. While most growth is accommodated by moving athletic fields to a new property south of campus, a new residential village is organized along a quad space to provide a village atmosphere.


The snowdrops I planted in October are just beginning to bloom and the purple crocuses will be flowering shortly. With stirrings of Spring in the garden, my thoughts are now turning to summer planting.
This year I’ve planted two new Rosea Hollyhocks in an oval tub. I’ve made sure that the roots have plenty of room to spread and that the crown is at soil level. If you look very closely you can see two crowns peeping out above the soil. The optimum time for planting Hollyhocks is between February and April for July-August flowering. They flourish best when planted in well drained soil in full sun, so I’ve planted mine against a warm wall and will keep well watered to encourage good growth. In my previous garden, my hollyhocks suffered from rust, so by planting in a tub I’m hoping to avoid this plight!
The Sarah Bernhardt double peony is one of my absolute favourite flowers, and today I’ve planted two more to add to my collection. Peonies can be planted between January and May, and flower in June. I’ve planted my peony in a pot, using a mixture of grit and compost, with the tip upwards, buried 5cm below the soil surface. I’ve tried to avoid planting my peony too deeply and now have to be patient, as it can take a few years before it begins to flower, but I think it’s worth the wait!
I adore the scent of freshly blossomed Sweet Peas and grow some annuals every year, as it’s so easy to do! I grow mine in seed trays filled with compost, sowing in three rows at a depth of 1.5 cm. I grow these indoors on a cool window sill (15C) and keep the soil moist. Once they start to grow I pinch out the growing tip, when two pairs of leaves have formed, to encourage bushy growth. In April, I accustom the Sweet Peas to outside conditions, finally leaving out overnight once all chance of frost is over. I usually plant out in the garden at the end of April, beginning of May, and once they flower I cut regularly to encourage more flowers.
I bought my Old Spice Mixed Sweet Peas from Mr Fothergills and Horizon Mixture Sweet Peas from Dobies of Devon. Gardens4You have an impressive selection of Hollyhocks and Peonies including the stunning Paeony Lactiflora Edulis Superba.
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If you give Creeping Charlie the tiniest bit of space, it will take over your lawn first, then head over to your neighbor’s place.
Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea) is an aggressive weed that thrives in shady, moist areas. As it grows, it forms a dense mat, stealing nutrients from your grass, flowers, and plants. If you don’t catch it early, this pesky perennial quickly becomes a nuisance.
Early European settlers brought Creeping Charlie to North America for use as groundcover and medicine. Today, it grows in hardiness zones 2-12—in other words, just about everywhere. A member of the mint family, Creeping Charlie is also known as ground ivy, gill-over-the-ground, alehoffs, and cat’s foot.
This article will guide you through identifying Creeping Charlie, several ways to control it, and how to prevent this invasive species from coming back into your yard.
How to Identify Creeping Charlie on Your Property
If you have ground ivy in your yard, you may notice the grass looking unhealthy first, or you may see the weed itself. Creeping Charlie can grow up to 30 cm high. Its glossy green leaves are 2 to 5 cm across with scalloped edges and square stems. In the spring through early summer, it produces clusters of blue to blue-violet flowers, with two or three funnel-shaped flowers to a bunch.
Creeping Charlie is an adaptable weed with shallow roots. A node at the base of each leaf stem can put down roots when it contacts the soil, a feature that makes it especially difficult to control. If you pull out all the vines but leave a little piece behind, the ground ivy will grow back.
If it weren’t so aggressive, Creeping Charlie would be a good plant to have around. It’s a pollinator that attracts bees and butterflies, and it’s not toxic to people or pets (however, horses can get sick if they ingest a large amount). Some people mix it into drinks or use it to fight colds, headaches, and kidney problems.
But this invasive weed is aggressive, as well as pest and disease resistant. So Creeping Charlie is unstoppable—unless you stop it.
How To Prevent Creeping Charlie from Returning
What’s the secret to keeping Creeping Charlie out of your lawn? Having so much lush, healthy grass that there’s no room for weeds. Follow these tips to maintain a strong, healthy yard:
Since ground ivy prefers shady spots, prune your trees and bushes to allow more light through.
If you don’t want to trim the trees, seed your lawn with grass seed products that thrives in the shade.
Aerate your lawn to loosen up compacted soil, creating better soil conditions for grass. You can rent or buy a lawn aerator or hire a professional.
Don’t let the grass grow higher than 8 cm, and when you mow, don’t cut more than one-third off the top of the blades.
Water deeply and infrequently to encourage stronger roots.
Feed your grass a high-quality fertilizer.
Add mulch around your planting beds to keep Creeping Charlie from arriving or spreading.Getting Rid of Creeping Charlie
How to Pull Creeping Charlie Out of Your Yard
This natural control method works if you have a small amount of Creeping Charlie. Wear a long-sleeved shirt and gardening gloves to protect your skin, then follow these steps:
Pull off loose vines, then trim away the leaves and stems. Your goal is to see which stems are rooted to the ground so you’ll know where to dig.
As you work, place all trimmings into a trash bag. Do not compost them or leave them to decay. Creeping Charlie is a resilient weed that will grow back.
Moisten the soil to make it easier to pull the weeds.
Using a pitchfork or rooting tool, loosen the soil around the stems. Then dig each one out with a weed-pulling tool designed for the job. Creeping Charlie has shallow roots, but make sure you dig as deeply as you need to get all of it out.
Check to see if you missed anything. Even a small piece can grow back.
Dispose of everything in the trash. Keep an eye on your lawn for new weeds to appear, then repeat the process.
Apply grass seed to any bare spots and maintain a healthy yard to prevent Creeping Charlie’s return.
How To Get Rid of Creeping Charlie by Smothering It
Another natural way to control Creeping Charlie is by blocking the sunlight with a tarp. Of course, that means the grass and other plants underneath the tarp will die, too, but once the weed is gone, you can reseed the area. Here are some tips on how to start a lawn from seed.
If you don’t have a tarp handy, you can use layers of newspaper or cardboard instead. Here’s what to do:
Place the tarp over the part of your yard with the Creeping Charlie. Since you can’t see its underground roots, cover 6-12 inches beyond the weeds you see to kill all of it.
Place rocks or other heavy items on the tarp to hold it in place.
Wait a week, then check to see if the grass and weeds are dead. Everything should be brown. If you see any green, try again in a few days.
When all the plants are dead, remove the tarp and rake up the remains.
Seed your lawn and keep it healthy to prevent Creeping Charlie from coming back.
How To Get Rid of Creeping Charlie With Herbicide
If you don’t catch Creeping Charlie early, a broadleaf herbicide products is the best way to kill it and leave the grass intact. Many broadleaf herbicides don’t work on this weed, so buy one that specifically lists “ground ivy (Creeping Charlie)” on the label.
When using herbicide, follow these steps to get rid of Creeping Charlie:
Timing. Choose a day that isn’t windy and doesn’t have rain in the forecast for the next 24 hours.
Safety. Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, socks, protective eyewear, and chemical-resistant gloves.
Mix the herbicide spray. Follow the product instructions to make sure you use the right amount of herbicide and mix it correctly in your garden sprayer.
Apply the herbicide. Spay a short burst of the product onto each weed. Keep the sprayer wand low and move your body from weed to weed instead of waving the wand.
Store or dispose of herbicide. Once you finish spraying, follow the product instructions and local law to store or dispose of any remaining herbicide.
Wash up. Be sure to wash your hands before you eat or drink anything. If the herbicide gets onto your clothing, launder it separately and take a shower.
No people or pets. Keep everyone off the lawn until the spray is completely dry.
No mowing either. Do not mow the lawn for two days after spraying, so the herbicide has enough time to get down to Charlie’s roots.
Watch and wait. The ivy will wilt after a few days, but it can take a week or longer to die off. If Charlie is still hanging around after two weeks, spot treat those areas.
Seed your yard. You may be surprised by how little grass is left after killing the ground ivy. Reseed your lawn two or three weeks after spraying it.
Fall is the best time to apply herbicide because that’s when Creeping Charlie pulls nutrients down to its roots to prepare for winter. If you apply herbicide at the same time, Charlie will put it down, too.
Autumn is also the time of year homeowners aerate, dethatch, and overseed their lawns. Before tackling these tasks, wait several weeks after applying herbicide so the herbicide won’t affect grass seed growth.
Finally, if you’ve planted new grass recently, wait until you’ve mowed two or three times before applying herbicide.


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With excellent transport links to central London, all homes feature a balcony or terrace, and the development boasts five communal roof-top gardens with children's play areas and places to relax or enjoy leisure activities. Named 'London's Borough of Culture 2020', this buzzing area is steadily becoming known for its cultural attractions, first class shopping and green open spaces, making it a perfect time to invest in a new home.
This development will be a collection of 229 homes, including 1, 2 & 3-bedroom apartments, in the heart of Wembley. With excellent transport links to central London, all homes feature a balcony or terrace, and the development boasts five communal roof-top gardens with children's play areas and places to relax or enjoy leisure activities.
Named 'London's Borough of Culture 2020', this buzzing area is steadily becoming known for its cultural attractions, first class shopping and green open spaces, making it a perfect time to invest in a new home.
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A fantastic location
Within walking distance of some of London’s largest parks and in easy reach of the city, the development satisfies nature lovers and city goers alike. Wembley Tube station is just 5 mins walk, the West End is reachable within 17 minutes and is served by the Night Tube. It is an ideal location for commuters and those wishing to enjoy city life.
Essentials on your doorstep
Every amenity of this thriving community is within a 1 mile radius – transport links for easy access to the city, 6 ‘Outstanding’ local schools, 23 eateries at Boxpark and a world class line-up of entertainment events at Wembley Stadium. Fryent Country Park is a short stroll away as is Brent Reservoir, where you can paddle board, kayak and fish.
Efficient, modern design
Each apartment has private outdoor space and there are landscaped, communal roof-top gardens to enjoy. Open plan living and dining areas allow for easy socialising meaning you’ll enjoy a home that’s functional, liveable and lovable - so the only next steps are moving in.
This is a spacious two bedroom home located on the ninth floor featuring two bedrooms, a family bathroom, open plan kitchen/living area, master with en suite shower room and private balcony. You can enjoy further outdoor space on the landscaped rooftop podiums – all just a 5 minute walk to Wembley Park underground station.
- Total area 764 sq ft (71 sq m)
- Two bedroom apartment
- Private balcony accessed from the living area
- Master bedroom featuring en suite shower room
- Landscaped rooftop podiums
- 5 minute walk to Wembley Park Underground station
- Chill out space
- Park & Riverside walk
- Roof terrace
- Social space
- Spectacular view
- Wembley Park 0.2 mi
- Wembley Central Station 1.1 mi
- Preston Road Station 1.2 mi
- North Wembley Station 1.1 mi
- South Kenton 1.8 mi
- Neasden 2.2 mi
- Sudbury Town Station 1.9 mi
- Alperton Station 2.0 mi
- Kingsbury Station 2.2 mi
- Stonebridge Park 2.0 mi
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63.9 acres that back up to the LBJ Grasslands! This property boasts a heavily treed area in the SW corner, a pond, a seasonal creek that runs across the center of the property, open pasture, and barbed wire fencing and cross fencing. The property also offers several older barns. This is a great property for agricultural or recreational use! This property is also a short drive to the Nostalgic Greenwood Grocery and Grill, a quaint spot to enjoy a meal.


Carnivorous plants are among the most fascinating plants and are quite straightforward when it comes to Carnivorous Plants Growing and Care. They have an appealing appearance and have adapted to evolution with their capture and digestive mechanisms. In this way, they provide themselves with all the necessary nutrients.
There are several types that differ in their capture mechanisms: the sticky trap, the spring trap and the pit trap.
Among the most prominent representatives among the Carnivorous Plants are the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula), which procures its food by means of spring trap, and the Australian pitcher plant (Cephalotus follicularis), which works with the pit trap.
In the carnivorous plants growing and care, there are some things to consider, in principle, the carnivorous plants care, however, considered to be less demanding.
For the carnivorous plants growing, white peat is often used in the substrate. Alternatively, it is possible to use special substrate mixtures, which are specially designed for carnivorous plants. It is important for the carnivorous plants care to use unfertilized white peat.
For the carnivorous plants growing a lot of light is important, but blazing sunlight can harm them as well. If not enough light is guaranteed, artificial light should be supplemented with the carnivorous plants growing and care. In addition, should be taken into account in the carnivorous plants care that the plants sometimes like a higher humidity. In summer, the carnivorous plants growing can easily take place outdoors.
In the carnivorous plants growing and care it is not necessary to cut the plants. Only dead parts should be removed for carnivorous plants care.
In the carnivorous plant care should be paid attention to a moist substrate, however, waterlogging should also be avoided. The carnivorous plant growing and care is best done with a special watering method. For this, the plant is placed in a dish with about 0.5 cm of water and it is poured again only when there is no more water in the shell. If possible, do not pour the plant from above when watering, otherwise the digestive juices of some species may be diluted. The carnivorous plant care does not require fertilizing.
For the carnivorous plants care it is very important to consider that the plants can not tolerate lime. They must therefore not be poured with tap water, which usually contains lime. For the carnivorous plants growing and care it is advisable to collect rainwater and to use this for watering. Alternatively, distilled water can be used for the carnivorous plants care.
Many people fear in the carnivorous growing that it takes care of carnivorous plants to feed the plant. This is a widespread mistake. The carnivorous plant growing and care does not include giving the plant leftovers or the like. For the carnivores it would even be harmful.
Carnivorous plants eat insects such as houseflies and mosquitoes.
For the carnivorous plants growing, it is important to keep in mind that most non-tropical plants keep winter dormancy. The carnivorous growing should take place during the cold season in a frost-free place, the temperature should be at best between 5 and 10 degrees Celsius. During this time, it is possible that the upper part of the plant partially dies and the rest of the plant overwinters into the substrate.
For the optimal carnivorous plants growing in winter, one should be aware of which plant variety, as each plant prefers a different carnivorous plants growing and care.


Freshen up your living spaces with color, smart display, and strategies for maximizing style
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An antique chandelier hangs above an entryway covered with limestone tiles on the wall and brick pavers on the ground. An antique mirror and framed etchings decorate the walls above a settee and dresser.
As seen on HGTV's Design on a Dime, this transitional living room pairs mustard yellow walls with white curtains and a white marble fireplace. Fish artwork and a woven rug add a subtle coastal feel to the space.
Large sliding glass doors open this living area to the backyard and so blur the lines between the home's interior and exterior. As they stretch out on the sofa or read in either of the armchairs, the owners can also enjoy sunshine and cool coastal breezes.
Everything about this serene living room says calm and relaxation. The contemporary room has a beachy feel thanks to a sisal linen area rug, crisp white walls, natural fabrics and materials, and streamlined furniture.
Designer Stefani Stein didn't have to look far to find inspiration for this beautiful bathroom; with white walls and a blue vanity, the space easily takes cues from the ocean. The tile floor even evokes thoughts of sea glass.
To give the outdoor dining area a coastal touch, the designers layered the reclaimed wood table with plates and linens in warm tones, like teal and coral. Starfish accents and a seahorse centerpiece further evoke thoughts of the beach.
A surfboard and lifeguard chair give this bunk room a punch of coastal style in a fun, kid-centric way. The life ring attached to the chair adds a vibrant splash of color to the otherwise soft-hued space.
Dark blue walls, a red armchair and nautical flag artwork give this teen boy's bedroom a cool, coastal touch. Because so much of the space features darker hues, the designers used a large, cream-colored area rug to lighten the look -- and evoke thoughts of sandy beaches, of course.
As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, homeowners Cory and Lori Wallman found the perfect blend of Mid-Century modern and beach in this two-bedroom home above the Laurel Canyon neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. As shown in this master bedroom, the couple opted for a blond finish on their hardwood floors and soft touches against a neutral color palette to underscore the natural, cozy feeling of the cottage.
A clean concrete path both highlights the home's dramatic entrance and puts a modern twist on its coastal style. To increase visibility at night, landscape architect J.R. Kramer layered the walkway with sconces and other lights.


5710 River Run Trail
Commute to Downtown Fort Wayne
Almost all errands require a car.
A few nearby public transportation options.
Some bike infrastructure.
5710 River Run Trail has a Walk Score of 13 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Fort Wayne. Nearby parks include Shoaff Park and Katler Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 5710 River Run Trail.
5710 River Run Trail has some transit which means a few nearby public transportation options.
3 Canterbury via IPFW
21 Glenbrook / Coldwater / Dupont Road
This location is in the city of Fort Wayne, IN. Fort Wayne has an average Walk Score of 30 and has 253,691 residents.


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Use warm and inviting colors to improve hospitality spaces
The Flow palette, made up of seashore tones, taps into the rhythms of the natural world – the seasons, the tides, the cycles of life – for a fluid, balanced feel. Research shows that creating a connection with nature can help enhance relaxation so these calm, natural colors can create an inviting scheme in a hospitality space.
To attract customers into their premises, hospitality businesses need to create warm, inviting spaces where people want to come together and relax.
The joyful colors in the Buzz palette, inspired by the bustling diversity of a wildflower field, are perfect for adding warmth and energy to a space. Combined with Dulux Professional Colour of the Year 2023, Wild WonderTM,they can create the ideal setting forpeople to connect and collaborate.
These four color schemes using Dulux Professional Colour of the Year 2023, Wild WonderTM, and the Buzz and Flow palettes can bring value to hospitality buildings by creating environments where visitors want to get together and relax.
The warm, upbeat pinks in our Buzz palette help create a positive and joyful feel. Combining these with soft, toning neutrals, such as Dulux Professional Colour of the Year 2023, Wild WonderTM, can create the kind of harmonious setting where people want to come together.
Inspired by nature’s bustling biodiversity, the complementary tones in the upbeat Buzz palette can bring a sense of joy and harmony to a building exterior. Painting rows of balconies in a variety of bright colors, alongside Wild WonderTM, can give any building stand-out and make it memorable.
Inspired by tides, waves and the natural rhythms of the earth, the seashore colors in the Flow palette can revitalize a hotel dining space. Here, walls painted in different tones of blue cocoon the dining tables, while a wall painted in Wild WonderTM behind the breakfast barhighlights an area where people can come together.
The restorative benefits of hospitality space can be heightened by using soft fluid colors. This pool area combines Wild WonderTM with warm neutrals from the Flow palette to create a calm and tranquil feel – an effect that blends perfectly with the clear water and blue skies.


Wisteria Ashikaga Flower Park
The ashikaga flower park first opened in 1968 under the name hayakawa farm in 1997 it was relocated and now spans 94 000 square meters 23 acres.
Wisteria ashikaga flower park. During that relocation something unthinkable happened. They are called fuji in japanese like mt. The great wisteria festival at ashikaga flower park あしかがフラワーパーク in tochigi prefecture has been chosen as one of the top 10 international dream destinations by cnn in 2014 and wisteria flower has become a top tourist attraction in spring in japan.
And this is due to its long standing history and splendid purple flowers. Ashikaga flower park is the largest wisteria flower garden in japan with nearly 94 000 square meters of horticultural collections in many varieties. From the end of november to february except for during the events period the tale of fuji no hana wisteria flowers and the garden of flowers of illuminations. For more information please contact us.
Ashikaga flower park wisteria belong to the most loved flowers in japan. If you visit the ashikaga flower park now you re likely to see the venerable wisteria tree with lush green vines without the flowers. Known for its fuji wisteria in english ashikaga flower park is a beautiful floral park filled with seasonal flowers of different kinds. No reservations available for mid april to mid may during the wisteria flower story event for dinner.
Please contact us for more information on availability periods. The ashikaga wisteria tree is undoubtedly the main attraction in the park. A 130 year old wisteria tree was uprooted and transplanted in the new location. In video 7 30 a m 9 00 a m just open a short time ago but already crowded.
It s a nice place to take breathtaking picture of flowers in japan. April 14 to may 20 2018. Fuji but unlike the mountain the flower is pronounced by stressing the second syllable and is written with a different character. The restaurant wisteria in the park opens till 9 00 pm by appointment only pets such as dogs and cats are not allowed in the park.
Banquet menu deals also available. In case you cancel a reservation for personal reasons we will charge a cancellation fee per.
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As a Sierra Club member who once interned with the US Subcommittee on the Environment in Congress, Michele Smith has a strong commitment to open space and environmental issues. She understands that our parks and open space are a big part of what makes the 43rd Ward such a special place.
Michele has fought efforts to privatize portions of Lincoln Park, our ward’s “front yard,” and negotiated over an acre of new public open space as part of the recent Children’s Memorial Hospital redevelopment.
She secured nearly $1.3 million in funding to construct the Alcott Elementary “Field of Dreams,” which will include a soccer and baseball field, a running track, a basketball and sport court and two new play structures, all built on a “green” infrastructure for all members of the Park West community to use.
She dedicated a significant amount of funding to rebuild Goudy Park in the Gold Coast to ensure its continued use for future generations, and helped build the new field at Newberry Academy that includes a turf field and playground, providing children and residents of the Lincoln Central neighborhood a viable area to enjoy the outdoors.
Michele has planted well over 100 trees in the 43rd Ward, the first trees planted in many years. Replacement of our trees as they age and die is an ongoing priority for Alderman Smith.
Michele is also proud to advocate for the six new acres of lakefront park that will be created as part of the Fullerton Revetment project, and supports separation of bike lanes from pedestrians on the lakefront trail.
In City Council, Michele supported the Clean Power Ordinance to close city’s two remaining coal fired power plants, as well as the ordinance requiring the elimination of plastic grocery bags. Michele supports the Divvy bike program, placing more stations in the 43rd Ward than in any ward outside downtown.
Michele sponsored a “green house” tour in the 43rd Ward, and a forum for solar panels.
As our alderman, Michele will remain vigilant and defend public open space so that all residents can continue to enjoy the beauty of our parks, playlots, and open spaces.


I entered an enchanted world when I created these two round robin journal pages. The challenge presented was to show oneself in a natural world so I decided to try seeing nature from the perspective of a tiny fairy. Can you imagine flitting or scampering around your garden encountering sparrows and insects as you go. I used handmade papers torn into pieces to give a more natural look and real pressed leaves as well. This is my entry for Mixed Media Monday this week.


Ottawa Tree Protection By-Law
On January 1, 2021, Ottawa’s new Tree Protection By-Law came into effect. It consolidates and replaces the Urban Tree Conservation By-Law and the Municipal Trees and Natural Areas Protection By-Law. With this new by-law comes changes to how tree protection rules apply, tree removal permit requirements and more. If you are planning to have a tree removed, then read on to learn how this new by-law applies to you.
|The tree is 10 cm in diameter or more and is subject to a Planning Act application
|The tree is 10 cm or more in diameter at breast height on private property over 1 hectare in size that is within the urban area.
|The tree is 30 cm or larger in diameter within the urban area on properties less than 1 hectare in size.
|The tree is 30 cm or more in diameter on a multi-residential property in the urban area.
|The tree is 50 cm or more in diameter within the suburban area on properties less than 1 hectare in size.
|The tree is 50cm or more in diameter on a multi-residential property in a suburban area.
|Ash trees that are infested with the emerald ash borer
|The tree is in a courtyard, solarium or rooftop garden
|The tree is a threat to safety & health if not removed
|The tree is on an orchard, farm, golf course or nursery
Areas Designated in the By-Law
The Tree Protection By-Law follows a different set of rules based on where in the Ottawa area the trees are located. The areas are divided into 3 zones:
- The rest of the Greater Ottawa Area
Arborist Report Requirements
Any tree removal permit application will need to be submitted with an arborist report. For most tree removal applications, a Tree Information Report (TIR) will be needed. If the tree is on a property greater than 1 hectare in size, or is subject to a Planning Act application, then a more detailed Tree Conservation Report (TCR) will be needed for the application.
Depending on the reasons for removing a tree, the level of detail needed in an arborist report will change. Reasons for removal fall into three separate categories:
- This includes requests for tree removal due to the condition of the tree, or for non-primary construction on a site (house addition, decks, pools, driveways, walkways, etc.). These reasons can use a TIR Short report.
- New low-rise residential development that is not subject to a Planning Act application within the urban or suburban areas. Under the new by-law, a Tree Information Report is needed at the earliest application stages for development (Committee of Adjustment stage, demolition or building permit stage). These developments need a TIR Full report.
- Trees on properties that are one hectare in size or greater within the urban and suburban areas and properties subject to a Planning Act application require a Tree Conservation Report which follows the same guidelines as the Urban Tree Conservation By-Law.
Every Tree Information Report will have the contact information of the tree owner, the arborist who prepared the report and the contractor (if known) who will be removing the tree.
Tree Information Reports
Short reports include the following information:
- Tree Species and Size (Diameter at Breast Height)
- Tree Ownership
- Detailed Tree Condition
- Location of Tree
- Reason for Removal
- Arborist Recommendation
- Additional Reports as Requested to Support Removal Justification
- Tree Photo
Full reports include everything in the short report and:
- Tree Protection and Mitigation Measures
- Boundary Tree Confirmation (Including Trees on Adjacent Properties with Critical Root Zones Extending into the Construction Area)
- Grading and/or Site Plans Showing the trees to be removed, retained trees with critical root zones, relevant measurements, and replacement tree locations
Changes to Permitting and Posting
The changes to permitting and posting of tree removal permits are as follows:
- Was “Distinctive Tree Permits”
- Is Now “Tree Removal Permits”
Protection On Distinctive Trees
- Was “Protected Trees: Greater than or equal to 50 cm in diameter in urban area”
- Is now “Protected Trees: Greater than or equal to 30 cm in diameter in the urban area, greater than or equal to 50 cm in the suburban area, and all city-owned trees.
- Were able to use a single permit for all permitted trees on the property.
- Now needs a permit for each tree being removed.
Public notice of tree removal must also now be posted on each permitted tree 7 days prior to removal.
Learn More About The Tree Protection By-Law
These points are just a summary of the changes made to tree protection rules in Ottawa. If you are planning on removing any trees in the future for any reason, it is important that you become familiar with the new Tree Protection By-Law so you can be better prepared to secure a removal permit. Find the full regulations of the Tree Protection By-Law here.
We employ certified arborists who have passed comprehensive and regularly repeating exams developed by some of the nation’s leading experts on tree care. An arborist is an individual who is trained in caring for, planting, and maintaining trees.
When you hire Croft Tree Experts to remove a tree in Ottawa, you're getting the services of a certified arborist on staff. That's how we ensure that we're removing your tree safely as well as within compliance of Ottawa tree permit bylaws.
WHY IS AN OTTAWA TREE REMOVAL
The implementation of Ottawa tree removal permits was designed to conserve a healthy amount of greenery in the city. Trees produce oxygen, after all, and trees have an aesthetic quality for everyone in the surrounding area – especially as more construction and development occurs in Ottawa. Even though the tree may be on your property, your neighbours benefit from having a multitude of trees throughout the community.
HOW DOES ONE GET A TREE REMOVAL
PERMIT IN OTTAWA?
If you plan on removing a tree with a diameter of 50cm+ (can you wrap your arms around it?), you’ll need to apply for a Distinctive Tree Permit from the City of Ottawa. If the tree trunk straddles your property and your neighbour’s, you’ll need their approval as well. The best way to ensure full compliance with City of Ottawa tree permit bylaws is to hire the services of a professional arborist in Ottawa. Talk to Croft Tree Experts in Ottawa today about how we can help with your tree removal.
Arborists can determine what type of pruning is best for the individual tree to maintain its health and improve its appearance and safety.
Appropriate watering and fertilization with a professional trim will keep your hedges looking amazing.
Although tree removal is a last resort, there are circumstances when it is necessary. An arborist can help decide whether a tree should be removed.
Get in touch with Croft Tree Services today! We’ll answer any questions you may have, and work with you to find the right solution and the most convenient scheduling options for your tree and landscaping needs. Please be as specific as possible in the field below, so that we can help you in the most effective way.


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As I walked through the gardens with my coffee this morning, what caught my eye were tall Gomphocarpus physocarpus plants in the cutting garden. These are some of my regular “party crashers,” self-seeding in the same area every year, and delighting me with sturdy growth, delicate flowers, and those outrageous seed pods. But there’s something else to be happy about if this plant likes your garden: monarch larvae love it.
Grow this plant from seed early in the spring, but put outside in the garden only once the weather is getting warm. Over the summer be alert for the monarch caterpillars…they can appear early on a small plant, or later in the fall once the plant is tall.


Dorset Lawn Care
Our carefully selected treatments will provide your lawn with the nutrients it needs is essential in producing a healthy sward. To achieve this we select a programme of treatments designed to meet the requirements of your lawn.
Early Spring and Early Autumn
Establish the condition of the lawn to see if it would benefit from mechanical treatments.
A process which helps remove thatch (dead grass, weeds, organic matter) and moss from your lawn allowing the nutrients back into the soil.
Hollow Tine Aeration
An effective way of braking up thatch and moss by reducing soil compaction helping soil drainage producing new and healthier growth.
Balanced seasonal fertilizers to suit your particular soil type applied normally 3 times a year.
NEW for summer 2017 our granular fertilizer is a drought safe organic based feed.
Selective liquid herbicides applied at least once a year depending on the variety and amount.
Applied normally during autumn and winter at least once. It is fair to say in most cases moss is the lawns biggest problem and with the climate over recent years becoming milder and wetter these are conditions that moss thrives on.
Seeding, Overseeding, Drought Control and Top Dressing Services to further enhance your lawn
We are pleased to offer advice and service on other lawn problems and treatments such as: Diseases -Red Thread, Fusarium and Fairy Rings.
All our products are Child and Pet friendly.


Add charm and beauty to your outdoor or indoor living space with the Nearly Natural Philo Hanging Basket. This decorative plant brings a real sense of nature with its lush green leaves and full growth shape.
Intricate full growth shape with lush green leaves decorative plant
Measures 30" L x 30" W x 24" H
Some color fading and shedding of natural materials may occur with time; for best results, avoid direct exposure to sunlight, moisture, humidity, and heat


Thanks for looking!
Been so Spring like with temperatures much higher than normal. Gardens are blooming sooner than most seasons. I cannot wait to see my rose gardens in bloom again.
In the meantime, I have these roses that will never wilt or die. Such a fun craft and I enjoyed making these. Might try a couple of other flower and plants!
Have a great day.


Reblooming daylilies show their blossoms 2 times within the flowering season at least
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Butter yellow blend daylily. It has a spinach green throat.
Low daylily of a yellow colour and green throat
Yellow daylily with a green throat.
Medium yellow daylily with green throat.
Yellow daylily, self. Throat is green
Lemon yellow daylily, self, havin a green throat.
Deep lemon yellow daylily with green throat. Self.
Cream yellow daylily with pink flush. Throat is green.
Daylily of a yellow chartreuse colour and a green throat
Daylily of a blend of pink and cream throat.
Lavender pink daylily, blend, with purple eyezone. Green throat.


The special controlled release prills release nutrients over time when the plants need them, more in warmer weather, less inthe cooler months. Apply around the outside edge of pots and planters. High in Nitrogen for healthy green foliage growth.
12 month slow release.
Contains advanced prill coating technology that ensures fertiliser is released evenly and gradually over time.
Ideal for all indoor plants, patio and courtyard pots, containers, hanging baskets and garden beds.


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Long time owner says it's time to downsize. Highly sought after Hill N Dale subdivision in Schaumburg. Original owners custom built 5 bed 2.2 bath 2-story with over 3000 square feet of living space plus a full finished basement. Spacious and open floor plan with natural hardwood flooring throughout. Many upgrades include roof(2017), furnace(2017), water heater(2017) and concrete driveway(2018). Additional features include high end appliances, Pella windows, Trex backyard deck and professional landscaping. Close to Woodfield Mall, Highway, Library & Restaurants.


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Are you guilty of the most common gardening mistakes? From overwatering to not giving plants enough space, these bad habits are putting our beautiful gardens at risk.
When you’re starting out with your first garden you are going to make mistakes and you will learn from them. But there are some that are easy to avoid. Giving your plants too much water is an obvious one. As seedlings they do need lots of TLC to grow, but as they begin to develop, their roots will do the work of sucking up any moisture.
It’s easy to get behind on garden tasks too, but it is important you keep on top of them. A few minutes every few days checking round is a good place to start. You can then make a checklist of what needs to be done and when and work your way through it.
You’ve been working hard to see your garden grow, but something is just not right. Even if you have been watering your plants at regular intervals, checking for bugs, and doing everything you can for your plant babies, it’s just not going as you expected. If something is going wrong, there’s some frequent mistake you’re not aware of. To help you figure out, here are some of the most common gardening mistakes people make.
Often, overwatering can be just as bad as forgetting to water your plants completely. When you water your plants, remember to water the roots and not the leaves. Seedlings need plenty of water once they are planted, but after they have roots of their own, they will suck up the moisture from the soil.
Roots, like any other living organism, need air, and they breathe through the air pockets in the soil. If the air pockets are filled with water, your plants can drown. You should water your plants at regular intervals and increase the frequency gradually so that your plants can strengthen.
If you overwater a container, plants might turn yellow, leaves might drop, and your plants might look wilted and limp. If that’s the case, you might have to remove drowned plants and replace them with fresh ones.
- Climatic conditions
It is always good to start your garden after analysing the climate of the place where you intent to start the garden. This is because you can always be prepared with what to expect out of the climate and the garden.
Climate plays a very important role in the ripening of the plant. When we are starting our gardening journey, we tend to pick certain plants that cannot be grown in our climatic conditions. One should always ask for an expert’s opinion or research extensively to know what grows well in what climate.
Always check when plants or seeds need to be placed into the soil.
- Pruning you plants at the right time
Pruning is one of the most fundamental tasks in gardening, and knowing when to trim is as essential as knowing how. Pruning woody plants at the wrong time can interrupt bloom cycles and damage stressed plants.
When you prune plants at the wrong time the results can create highly undesirable results. The right time to prune will depend on the type of plant, the desired outcome and the severity of the pruning needed. Pruning to remove damaged, dead or diseased parts can be done at any time of the year.
To get a healthy plant you need to get rid of the dead ends and give healthy stems a better chance at using the energy and giving fruitful results. Dead ends take energy from the plants that can otherwise be used by them.
- Keeping sun-loving plants in the shade
Another simply yet incredibly vital ingredient to growing healthy plants is the sun — and lots of it, too. Make sure you are aware of how much sunlight the flowers you plant need (as they tend to vary depending on what type they are).
Some plants need direct sunlight to bloom. Bougainvillaea, a sunstroke plant, needs to be planted in a direct sunlight patch to give you the beautiful result you want. The right amount of sunlight will nourish the plant.
- Give plants space
It can be easy to pack your plants into one small space, but they need plenty of room to grow and stretch their roots. Check to see how much space they need before you place them in the ground.
Space is yet another factor to consider when growing plants. Both the roots and foliage (leaves) need room to grow. Without enough room, plants can become stunted or too small. Overcrowded plants are also more likely to suffer from diseases since airflow may be limited. Other diseases a plant might get can be transferred from one plant to another, thus ruining the entire bed.
- Planting pollinator-friendly plants
To enjoy a garden, you need pollinators along with the soil, the seed and the sun! Pollinators are essential to the reproduction of 75 percent of the world’s flowering plants. When selecting plants for your pollinator garden, skip imported, hybrid, and double-flowered varieties and choose native flowering plants instead, especially those adapted to your local climate and soil conditions.
Include a diverse array of flower colours, fragrances, heights, and shapes to attract different pollinator species. Bees, for example, have a preference for flowers in shades of blue, purple, white, and yellow. Butterflies are tired to red, yellow, orange, pink, and purple blooms.
Plants need to pollinate in order to produce fruits and vegetables. If your garden doesn’t have flowers, it will not attract pollinators and thus, your plants will not be able to produce fruits and seeds to your liking.
- Preparing the garden bed
“Preparing garden bed” is all about preparing the soil for planting. Every gardener gets excited by the thought of finally getting her hands in the soil and planting out the newest plant acquisitions. The joy of finally getting to see the garden come together in spring is certainly a rewarding experience.
Preparing the soil in your beds doesn’t have to be difficult, although it is great exercise. Adding organic matter is the one thing that all soils can benefit from whether your soil is sand or clay based. The addition of organic matter is beneficial, even if you are blessed with loam soil.
You need to prepare the garden beds and make the soil soft in order for the roots to grow deeply and strengthen the plant. If you fail to cultivate the soil thoroughly, the soil will turn rock solid at the deeper level and the roots of the plant will not be able to penetrate the soil, leaving your plant fragile.
- Watering from above
If you water your plant from above and not its roots, you are not giving your plant enough water. A shower from above is a great thing on a very sunny day, but plants need water in their roots to survive.
Plants don’t need daily watering. Instead, water deeply but less frequently. Deep waterings allow the water to seep beneath the roots, which encourages the roots to grow downward.
The truth is that plants don’t care much one way or the other about water on their leaves. They take up water through their roots, which are, though this seems almost too basic to mention, under the ground. Getting water down to the roots is the single most important thing you can do to keep your plants alive.
- Avoid fresh mulch
Mulch is the ultimate gardening time-saver, no matter if you’re tending to flower beds or vegetable gardens. And while mulching itself may be a pain, it reaps many rewards: When done properly, mulch cuts down on the time it takes to water, weed, and fight pests. All in all, this makes for healthier fruits, veggies, and flowers.
Using fresh woodchip mulch piled high and deep can hurt landscape plants. First, if fresh woodchips are applied directly in contact with the soil around the plant, it can cause a loss of nitrogen. The plants would typically receive this nitrogen from the soil.
Avoid applying fresh woodchips until they have aged for at least a few months You should avoid putting fresh mulch in your plants as fresh mulch has weed seeds in them. Keep the mulch out for a few months, give the weed time to grow and die, and then use the mulch. This will give your plant the nutrients of mulch without the fear of excessive weed.
- Using pesticides on the wrong day
Responsible pesticide use in gardens is important, regardless of whether you use a chemical form or a natural homemade combatant. The very fact that it is used to kill something means it requires respectful and smart handling. You should always dress protectively and follow the manufacturer’s instruction regarding mixing, application rates, and timing.
The best time to use a pesticide is when the soil is moderately dry and no rain is expected, on a cloudy day when temperatures are moderate. Never apply pesticide when there is wind to prevent the chemical from drifting to non-target areas.


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Garden Plant Ratings Explained
The following groups of plants have been selected and rated by NABA members as important native plants for butterfly gardening. Be sure to check NABA’s Regional Butterfly Garden Guide to learn which plants are best suited for regional butterfly gardens.
While all of the plants in NABA’s Butterfly Garden Guide are useful for butterfly gardens, NABA members have been asked to rate plants with which they are familiar. The charts that accompany each plant are an average of the ratings received to date.
Ratings reflect the following considerations:
*Possible reasons would be that it is not the preferred food plant or because, as in the case of Round-leaved Ragwort, the butterfly species that prefers the plant as a food source (in this case, Northern Metalmark) is rare and very localized and it is unlikely that there is a population near your garden.
*Only weakly attractive to butterflies or only attractive for a very short time.
**Moderately attractive to many butterflies or very attractive to a few species.
Garden value considers length of bloom period, adaptability to a wide range of settings, ease of growing and maintaining.


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Williams Selyem Winery desired a more functional winery befitting their prized Pinot Noir. Architect Alex Ceppi with the New York-based D.arc Group LLC designed this unique and technologically advanced facility for offices, winemaking and wine club events. Notable sustainable features of the 28,000 sf winery include a green roof of native grasses, solar PV system, as well as a solar thermal system used to heat water for cleaning barrels, tanks, equipment and floors, and sterilizing wine bottles. Preserving heritage oaks further demonstrates the owner’s and design and construction team’s dedication to sustainability.
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Great Gulf and Hullmark's proposed condominium development at 48 Power Street was seen for the first time by the City of Toronto's Design Review Panel (DRP) on March 10th, 2016. While significant elements of the Core Architects-designed project were praised, the panel ultimately recommended a redesign of the proposal.
The DRP's decision was in significant part driven by concerns about the massing, which was considered overwhelming to area context. The current proposal—introduced by UrbanToronto last month—follows a 2013 submission by Great Gulf on part of the site, which is located just east of Parliament Street between Richmond and Adelaide. Since then, however, the scope of the project has expanded to include the entire block.
Great Gulf's initial proposal for the site called for a 22-storey point tower, a height that the expanded project has maintained across a much larger footprint. While the earlier project proposed a comparatively slender tower on one corner of the site, the new development introduces a different architectural typology, with a bulkier U-shaped building—surrounding a central courtyard—now proposed.
The panel felt that the larger footprint risks overwhelming the scale of the neighbourhood if the current massing is maintained, recommending a significant reduction in height. By contrast, the presentation by Core Architects' argued that the developers should not be penalized for proposing the same height across a larger site.
As explained during the Core Architects presentation, the architectural expression of the building is meant to evoke the warehouse typology that characterizes much of the surrounding neighbourhood. Describing the project as 'stacked warehouses,' the presentation also elucidated a strong public realm strategy, with retail and public space emphasized at ground level.
The U-shaped design creates an interior greenscaped courtyard that gestures to Orphan's Green park to the east. The space between the courtyard and the park is negotiated by new paving along Power Street, marking the space as a more pedestrian-oriented area. In addition, the building's ground-level setback would allow for expanded 6-metre sidewalks on all sides. The relatively extensive landscaping would be appointed by Ferris + Associates, with a row of trees also proposed along the Adelaide Street frontage.
Alongside the project's 532 residential units, 6,187 m² of retail area is also proposed, with a series of boutique spaces at ground level hoping to add a fine-grained presence to the streetscape. Above, a large second-level space is slated to accommodate a grocery store.
The panel responded more positively to the proposed public realm contributions, praising the effort to create a vibrant street-level presence while integrating the project with the neighbouring park. While some recommendations were made to fine-tune the courtyard and retail configurations, the 'bulk' of the panel's commentary concerned the massing.
A number of panel members were sympathetic to the updated warehouse typology proposed, suggesting that removing one of the middle two volumes could create a more appropriate scale for the neighbourhood. Other members of the panel suggested a more far-ranging reconceptualization of the design, and questioned whether the warehouse aesthetic is the best way to make the project contextually appropriate. In the end, the panel voted almost unanimously to recommend a redesign over simpler refinements.
We will keep you updates as the project makes its way through public consultations and the planning process. Until then, check out the images in the dataBase file below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Visit the associated Forum thread or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.


V33 at 33 Vestry Street in Manhattan's TriBeCa neighborhood is a one-of-a-kind, nine-story boutique building that presents an asymmetrical façade. Designed by world-renowned architect Winka Dubbeldam, this new condominium has become a luxury landmark building which displays interlinking translucent stone sheaths, glass and metal panels set at alternating angles so as to channel ambient light.
Limiting to only seven residences, V33 offers exclusivity to its residents. Of the seven condominium apartments, there are two triplexes, four full-floor residences and a duplex penthouse that feature outdoor terraces with gardens. The apartments range from approximately 3,200 square feet to 4,400 square feet in interior size.
There are generous living and dining spaces that have heated Basaltina stone tiles. The units also have ceilings from 10 to over 13 feet high and Mafi wide plank wood flooring. The open-plan kitchens feature cutting-edge appliances. The oversized master bathrooms have heated Novelda limestone flooring and crème micro line chiseled walls installed. The penthouse units have 5-foot gas-burning fireplaces with Pompeii stone hearths, more than 3,000 square feet of outdoor space, and a private roof deck with a 16-foot by 8-foot infinity pool.
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Jonquils, daffodils or narcissus?
Whatever you call them, they’re usually the first thing to show up with some color in late winter/early spring along roadsides, old home places, or out in the middle of pastures.
These yellow flowers arise from bulbs each spring and then often die back long before spring is over. Growing in large groups or small bunches, these first signs of spring provide a flush of color in the landscape long before anything else is barely breaking buds.
As far as the naming goes, here are a few tidbits of information.
“Narcissus” is the genus name for all daffodils and jonquils and is part of the Amaryllis family. These flowers are native to southwestern Europe, North Africa, and western Asia.
“Daffodil” is a very broad term within the Narcissus genus and jonquils are just one species within the larger group. So, to confuse you further: For the most part, daffodil and narcissus is used interchangeably. All jonquils are daffodils and narcissus, and all daffodils are narcissus, but not necessarily jonquils. And, not all daffodils are jonquils!
Clear as mud?
So, what is it that we see growing all over the place this time of year? Well, consider this. True jonquils have thin, almost reed-like leaves. They’ll usually have small, flat flowers with 1-3 flowers per stem.
Whereas, daffodil varieties’ leaves are typically much broader. So, if it has thin leaves, it’s probably a jonquil. If they look wider and heavier, it’s some “other” kind of daffodil. With as many cultivated, ornamental varieties that have been around over the years, most of them are probably some cross between the two, so call them what you want!


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- Do snake plants like small pots?
- Should you mist a snake plant?
- What does an overwatered snake plant look like?
- How do you know if a snake plant is underwater?
- When should I transplant my snake plant?
- Why is my snake plant spreading?
- Do snake plants grow fast?
- What kind of pots do snake plants like?
- Can a snake plant recover from overwatering?
- Do snake plants need lots of light?
- Do snake plants have babies?
- Do snake plants need deep pots?
Do snake plants like small pots?
The beauty of succulents and snake plants is they don’t need frequent watering and that’s why they’re so well suited to these smaller pots.
The next time you see a small pot you love, go ahead and buy it if you’d like.
Small succulents and snake plants are a great match for these small pots!.
Should you mist a snake plant?
You should keep them in bright, indirect sunlight and mist them with a spray bottle once a day to keep them moist.
What does an overwatered snake plant look like?
Here is an overview of the signs of an overwatered Snake plant: Root rot. Brown spots + wilting leaves. Leaves turning yellow and soft.
How do you know if a snake plant is underwater?
An underwatered Snake Plant results in the malformation of foliage and stunted growth. You may find the leaves wrinkling, drooping, and curling. Browning that varies from tips, edges, to entire leaf also results from lack of water. Dry soil may also indicate that the Snake Plant is in great thirst.
When should I transplant my snake plant?
The best time to do this repotting is in the late winter or very early spring. This puts the transplant during the time of year that the plant’s not in active growth mode. But if needed, it can be performed at any time of year. You’ll know it’s time when roots start creeping through the drainage holes of your pot.
Why is my snake plant spreading?
Sansevieria plant leaves falling over is an indication of an underlying problem with the plant. The roots of snake plants, when over-watered, become soggy and thirsty for the much-needed oxygen and nutrients from the soil. Rotten roots affect the overall health of the plant, spreading to the healthier roots as well.
Do snake plants grow fast?
Snake Plant Growth Rate The snake plant grows quite slowly when in moderate light, either indoors or outdoors. However if exposed to long sunlight hours it can grow quite quickly. … The most commonly planted variety of Sansevieria is S. trifaciata laurentii, otherwise known by the funny moniker Mother-in-Law’s tongue.
What kind of pots do snake plants like?
Terra cotta pots work well for snake plants, since they allow the soil to dry out more easily than plastic pots. Use a well-draining potting mix. A potting mix designed for “cacti and succulents” is ideal, as it will be more resistant to becoming oversaturated with water.
Can a snake plant recover from overwatering?
Snake plants, also called mother-in-law’s tongue, are slow-growing, drought-tolerant plants that can thrive in almost any condition but over watering. Their thick, wavy leaves that stand upright in variegated masses lose water slowly and don’t require frequent replenishing.
Do snake plants need lots of light?
More Snake Plant Care Tips. Light: Plants grow in any light level, from low to high. They grow more quickly in brighter light, but strong direct sunlight burns leaves, especially when plants are outdoors. An ideal spot is about 10 feet away from a west or south window.
Do snake plants have babies?
Free the Babies Once you get the snake plant out of its pot, gently brush away some of the soil so you can see where the pups are connected to their mom. The white part of the pup is where the soil level sits, and the orange part — the rhizome — is the underground portions of stem that produces roots.
Do snake plants need deep pots?
However, snake plants have short roots that like to lay close to the surface of the soil. As a result, you can get away with less watering, and you don’t need a deep pot. Add some potting soil, and add some perlite in a 2:1 ratio to improve the drainage of the soil.