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Related: diluvien • razonia • Jardim / Horta • djeffalChakra Meditation For Beginners Chakra Meditation For Beginners Often wе read аbоut how tо be physically fit and healthy. It іѕ оnlу rarely thаt wе worry аbоut оur mental wеll-being. Just аѕ wе need tо exercise оur bodies, exercising оur mind іѕ equally important. Spin une cour, Atelier Altern, l'architecture du monde nouvelles, les travaux d'architecture As part of the annual Imaginez Maintenant - a yearly festival in Amiens which encourages young creatives to experiment in the fields of architecture, poetry, theatre and fashion - landscape architects Atelier Altern, Sylvain Morin and Aurelien Zoia formed a thought-provoking active installation to draw attention to the mass reduction in farmed species of salad leaves. The collaborative group designed a modest 300 sq m structure for €10,000 which was placed on the islands of Hortillonnages and accessible to the public by boats known as ‘barques à cornet’. These stunning floating gardens spread over 300 hectares and are connected by a 65km network of canals. Working market gardens since the Middle Ages, the Hortillonnages have become a popular attraction with tourists and locals alike as they open on Saturdays for the gardeners to sell their wares.
Temperate Climate Permaculture: Permaculture Plants: Plantain Plantain is a weed I would welcome. Common Plantain (Plantago major) Common Name: Plantain Scientific Name: Plantago species Family: Plantaginaceae (the Plantain family) Mother Earth Water Walk Audio Player The story of the Nibi (Water) Song told by Beatrice Menase Kwe Jackson, Migizi Clan. This song was written by Doreen Day at the request of her grandson.
Très Pinteresting {Idées pour le Jardin} I literally can’t wait for summer to get here. I want put on shorts and flip flop everyday. I want to drink my morning coffee on the porch. I want to play in the dirt. I want to go swimming. 13 Rose Gardening Tips for Beginners to Pros! Would you like to grow your best Roses ever this year?? Check out these tried and true 13 Best Rose Gardening Tips shared by your frugal friends on The Frugal Girls Facebook Page… and get ready for your most beautiful blooms yet! Thanks to these Rose Gardening Tips and Tricks… you’ll be gardening like a pro this year! He has made everything beautiful in its time! Ecclesiastes 3:11 Sandi said: “I add used Coffee Grounds to the soil.
Though I don't think that I'll be able to make this exhibition, I wanted to share the information for this years New Traditional Jewellery showcase. The show is a biannual show which is hosted at the Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem in the Netherlands. This years theme is True Colours, which is more than welcome as we exit the drab season of winter and begin to look for the colorful signs of spring. Some of my favorites are pictured here:The top image is a necklace by Tamara Gruner. I appreciate her monochromatic palate, and how the uniformity of the composition transforms the recycled materials into decorative objects that seem much more opulent than they are. The middle image is a necklace titled Show Me Colours 2010, by Denise Julia Reytan, and again features a composition of repurposed materials.
Giveaway: Introduction to Permaculture book So who would like a copy of this fabulous book? It’s one of the favourites of our permaculture library, and also the textbook we give out to students at our Intro to Permaculture courses. The reason for choosing this as our introductory textbook is simple: it’s a great introduction to permaculture theory and practice. It’s also a good choice as a gift, if you’re looking to get someone excited about ecological design… Small space permaculture garden out the back of Lucinda’s flat in Sydney, using good design to grow good food Designs for ensuring clean rainwater collection – illustration from Introduction to Permaculture 3 Ways to Prune Rhododendrons I learned to prune rhododendrons by destroying my prized rock garden. I had a 30-foot-tall pine that I needed to cut down. It missed the house by a wide margin, but it didn't miss the rock garden, which I had lovingly tended for years. When the last of the pine tree was removed, I discovered that the damage was surprisingly slight, except for a beautiful Rhododendron 'Roseum Elegans', now a 2-foot mound of broken branches and torn foliage. Curious to see if the shrub would recover on its own, I trimmed it back a bit, cut back the scaffold of branches to as pleasing a shape as possible, and waited to see what would happen.
create » inspiring you to live creativelyDIY Infinity Wrap Dress Tutorial New here? Glad to have you! Don't forget to subscribe/follow me for future creative fabulousness! How to Get Rid of Common Garden Pests It probably won’t surprise most vegetable gardeners that insects outnumber humans many millions of times over. While some insects can be beneficial for certain plants, gardeners are all too familiar with the destruction of many tiny crawly critters. Fortunately, nature offers plenty of non-toxic ways to discourage and manage detrimental insects. The following six steps can help a gardener reduce pest problems without toxic chemicals. Remember: Prevention is always the first and best line of attack. 1.