Magazine launches video series

Country Living, a nationally distributed magazine, has launched a how-to video series online at www.countrylivingon demand.com. The Web site will offer six to eight short video segments on topics that

Gardeners have been helping flowers survive cold

It hasn't been the walk in the park they expected. Record-breaking low temperatures plunging deep into the 20s night after night have smacked Granville's perky daffodils flat to the ground. Despite

Beyond the Birdfeeder� Habitat Garden Design for Songbirds

At 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 17, landscape architect and wildlife biologist David Copps will conduct a free workshop titled “Beyond the Birdfeeder – Habitat Garden Design for Songbirds.” Copps will

Minimalist House built in Narrow and Small Site by Miyahara Architect

Japanese is always create a cool architectural design, because of the land is very expensive here the Japanese architect must be able to create a comfortable building in the minimal

Top 10 landscaping & garden trends for �07

Melding Interior and Exterior Design – Outdoor living continues with a strong emphasis on creating a cohesive flow between interior and exterior spaces. Outdoor rooms meld colors, textures and styles

Garden Club announces National Garden Week highlights

On Saturday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Fallbrook Garden Club will celebrate National Garden Week at the Fallbrook Village Square on Main Avenue and Alvarado Street. Highlighting

Home & Garden Briefs

Gardening symposium March 24 at Fernwood NILES -- An annual Spring Symposium will take place beginning 9 a.m. March 24 at Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve, 13988 Range Line Road. Programs

Centennial project keeps OU botanists busy

University of Oklahoma botanists are painstakingly plucking out pairs of more than 300 varieties of trees, grasses, wildflowers and vines as part of a project to identify and catalog plants

Japanese Cryptomeria LANDSCAPE USE

The Japanese cedar is a handsome specimen for windscreens, borders and groupings on large properties. It works well as a lawn specimen on smaller properties because of its narrow canopy

Strange flower bedfellows in Montreal

Two scantily clad lovers recline happily in a garden of zinnias, purple loosestrife and sweet alyssum, unaware of the Peeping Toms in trench coats spying on them through the trees. A

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