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@douglaswelch Places LA: James Irvine #Japanese #Garden at JACCC, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles #losangleles #california #littletokyo #downtown #japanesegarden #nature #design ♬ State Lines – Novo Amor More on Japanese Gardens Continue Reading
Why It’s Worth Rewilding on a Domestic Scale Rewilding will be crucial for tackling the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. Most often, we talk about rewilding on Continue Reading
Summer gardening tips for a great harvest When the much-anticipated summer season finally arrives, make the most of your garden time with a checklist of ongoing tasks that will keep Continue Reading
Garden Fence Ideas for Every Style and Budget – Chowhound A fence is a practical solution for creating a border between your yard and your neighbor’s or just delineating a Continue Reading
@douglaswelch #Drought Friendly #Landscaping in the neighborhood via #Instagram [#Photography] #succulent #cactus #plants #garden #gardening #droughttolerantlandscape ♬ Twilight – Spencer Hunt From my Instagram Feed Read more on this topic: Continue Reading
Fire-Resistant Landscaping – California Native Plant Society Cassy Aoyagi is the president of FormLA® Landscaping, a Los Angeles-based, LEED-certified landscape design company that has added nearly 1.5 million square feet Continue Reading
Japanese Gardens to Visit in the West – Sunset Magazine With the debut of many new sporting events and the recent engineering achievements using locally harvested, sustainable timber, the Tokyo Continue Reading
Required Reading: Gardens Under Big Skies—Reimagining Outdoor Space, the Dutch Way – Gardenista When we think of the Dutch landscape, water and flatness come to mind—a scene so “monotonous” that Continue Reading
Another birdbath placed in the garden I ended up buying an extra one of these a few weeks ago and then found a lovely spot for it just outside my Continue Reading
Why It’s Worth Rewilding on a Domestic Scale Rewilding will be crucial for tackling the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. Most often, we talk about rewilding on Continue Reading