If you want a few tips on how to enjoy your yard more this summer, then you’ve come to the right place. Check out this guide on the 6 actions you can take to get more enjoyment from your outside space.
Install a Deck
One of the actions you can take to help enhance your yard enjoyment is to add a deck. A deck is a wooden platform made from specially milled planks. Its purpose is to create a comfortable flat area on which you can place furniture and a BBQ, allowing you to get the most from your yard area. Continue reading 6 Smart Actions You Can Take To Maximize The Enjoyment of Your Yard→
London is the only city where I’ve seen rose bushes grow as tall as houses. During a visit to Kew Royal Botanic Gardens, I didn’t even need to crouch to capture this trio of pink roses against a perfect summer sky. If you were in London during the first half of August 2024, you’ll remember the freakish heat wave, with temperatures soaring above 90°F. Just looking at this photo brings back that sweltering glow! Continue reading A Summer Memory: Ten Favorite Flower Photos From Kew Gardens, London→
Redecorating your living space is an exciting opportunity to inject new life and energy into your home. Whether you’re looking to modernize your interiors, embrace a sustainable design approach, or simply add a splash of color, the possibilities are endless. By making thoughtful changes to your décor, you can create a comfortable and inviting atmosphere that reflects your personal style. In this guide, we’ll explore various tips and techniques to help you transform your home into a fresh, new sanctuary. Continue reading Create a Fresh, New Vibe in Your Home with These Redecorating Tips→
It was back in July that I spotted a display of these very cool Pink Flamingo Succulent Planters at my local Trader Joe’s. I mention the date in case you might go looking for one to own, as they are surely all gone by now. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Flamingo Planter→
Like many other plants favored by High Line garden designer Piet Oudolf, Visions in Pink Chinese Astilbe provides visual interest throughout all four seasons. This year-round performer thrives in moist, shady habitats. Deeply divided green-bronze leaves in spring give way to two-foot-tall plumes of Deep Magenta Flowers in summer. As the flowers fade, the chronicle, skeletal structure remains through the winter, providing both off-season visual interest and important food source for birds.
Photographed on The High Line, This Plant is Visible at Little West 12th to 13th Streets and 17th to 18th Streets.
