Category: Landscape Architecture

Voluntary groups and networks that protect and restore our precious environment can now apply for project financing thanks to the state government. Environment Minister Steve Dimopoulos has announced the opening of the Victorian Landcare Grants in 2025, whereby 3.55 million US dollars are available to support volunteer groups in the care of the landscapes and… Continue reading Landcare grants now open – bairsdale advertiser

Q: I heard from a friend that, since I have some shrubs who bloom early in the spring, I can curl up a few branches early to bring inside. I thought that spring bushes should be curtailed after their flower. What do you think? Many spring bushes and trees are best curtailed for pruning through… Continue reading Early spring shrub from Jeff Rugg

Chesterfield, Mon., March 18, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – ASpire softwareA Service titan Companies and leading software providers for Field Service companies published it First annual 2025 landscape industry ReHarbor Emphasis on current trends, market mood and strategies for accelerating business growth. In the report, over 1,000 specialists were interviewed by over 1,000 commercial landscapes nationwide… Continue reading New Aspire software data show commercial landscape design

After the sudden death of Matt Baker, a popular radio DJ, entertainer and former pub rental company, tributes were pursued to those who knew him who knew him. Baker, who had a rich and diverse career about cruise ships, radio and live entertainment, was known for his infectious energy and ability to bring people together.… Continue reading Local oysters Success story on the Milford Haven Waterway – The Pembrokeshire Herald

Wet has seen wet weather in the South Dakota region, but the entire state is still in different drought status. The farmers have thus prepared a potentially dry planting and vegetation period. The data show that persistent droughts have become headaches for farmers in this part of the country, even if South Dakota's long history… Continue reading SD farmer bends drought fighter muscles in the face of dry conditions State news

Manila, Philippines, March 19, 2025 – Arcadis, the leading global design and consulting company for Natural and Building Assets, proudly announces the successful allocation of three important Filipino project management contracts in February. This shows that the continuous customer relationships of Arcadis Philippines Inc. (API) and the functions of the program for program and project… Continue reading Arcadis secures three PM projects in the Philippines

Green Thumbs in One Thread Online have triggered a debate about weed management techniques. In particular, the topic is whether landscape tissue (also known as “weed barrier”) is worth the anger. The conversation in the R/Homestead Subreddit indicates that shared garden head pain is provided with the fabric. The original poster asked: “Should I use… Continue reading “It is an infinite fight”

Star Housing and Shropshire Council will add over 11 million GBP to additional funds with over 11 million GBP, which leads to a total investment of more than 20 million GBP. These funds will work to increase the energy efficiency of 1,300 affordable houses that are managed by the Shropshire Council, and continue to demonstrate… Continue reading The Shropshire Housing Group ensures 9.4 million GBP to improve energy efficiency in 1,300 houses

Increase the voice of the landscape architects and create living and resilient communities Asla is still steadfast in our mission to work for landscape architects, to promote the resistance of the climate and to arrange a fair, common design. These principles are the basis of our work, as described in Vision 2030, and they will… Continue reading Increase the voice of the landscape architects and create living and resilient communities

Published on March 13, 2025 The city of Huntsville received a donation of 50,000 US dollars from the Rotary Club of Greater Huntsville in order to finance an arboretum project in John Hunt Park that extends educational and leisure opportunities. The 3 hectare park is planned along the Airport Road west of Alex McAllister Drive.… Continue reading Plans for Arboretum in John Hunt Park drive with the donation from the Rotary Club by Greater Huntsville