Ecological landscape

You can save money, improve air quality, and capture carbon in your yard with these ecological landscaping strategies. Put your yard to work for the planet! #environmentalism #ecofriendlylandscaping #gardeningtips #landscaping #climatechange #gardening #gardeningideas #garden

Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin | | Wisconsin DNR

Use this guide to find the best drought-tolerant groundcovers that can take long dry spells and save you work in the garden.

UConn Extension Releases Native Plant and Sustainable Landscaping Guide By Victoria Wallace and Alyssa Siegel-Miles Interest in native plants and sustainable landscaping has exploded over the last decade. Through our...

Dealing with drought conditions? These drought-tolerant ground covers can thrive in your yard with less water.

Experience the perfect harmony of modern comfort and raw nature in this mesmerizing hidden retreat. The dramatic living roof integrates seamlessly with the surrounding forest floor, showcasing sustainable architecture at its finest. Incredible detail highlights the ecological integration within the natural clearing. Explore the unique landscape encompassing the peninsula, plateau, and valley. #ForestRetreat #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendlyDesign #NaturePhotography

by Ellen Scheid, Horticulturist One of ELA’s newest member organizations, the Mary May Binney Wakefield Arboretum is one of the best-kept secrets in the suburbs of Boston. Located in Milton,...

Shelterbelt/Windbreak Protecting your garden from the wind will increase productivity and decrease workload. Often overlooked, it should be one of the first things you consider when designing your garden or choosing a site. Wind can be a major suppressant of plant growth desiccating the soil and increasing the transpiration rates (water loss) of plants considerably. Strong winds can cause soil erosion, damage to plants and deter beneficial winged insects. This tree signifies a prevailing…

Learn the story behind Localscapes -- Utah's residential landscape solution -- including how the team created this water-saving approach & is building buy-in.

A mountain stream flows through Cache County, Utah. Captured in August 1940, this vintage image depicts the Logan River and its natural surroundings. The photo provides a glimpse into the mid-20th century landscape of Utahs waterways, reflecting the ecological features and serene beauty of the region during that era. A statement in any room, each reproduction is printed on museum-quality archival paper using a restored version of the original. Click "Add to Cart" to proceed to safe and…