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| Hand-picked on the web | Issue n° 8 |
| Magazine | Wednesday, May 14 2008 |
Press clipsBaghdad florist's business is wilting like a thirsty roseLove is in the air in Yousif Mohammed's shop.
So is death, but that's OK, because Mohammed's business is selling flowers, and in Baghdad, where bouquets ... More
George's wife creating garden tribute for the green-fingered BeatleBest known for his musical talents, late Beatle George Harrison also had a green-fingered side, saying he felt closer to God when he was in his garden. ... More
Trollop, or life companion?Each spring, it's the same thing at our house.
"What do you want to plant this year?" I say.
My husband gamely, albeit a bit gingerly -- yes, ... More
How green is my garden?From mid-autumn to mid-spring, when not doing the deadline dance that all journalists face, I spend a great deal of time reading about gardening, whether ... More
Garden design: Making waves in show seasonScience fiction, maths, chemistry and the forces of nature are all influences for Spanish garden designer Fernando Gonzalez. Using hi-tech computer animation ... More
Flower powerTHEY work under the cover of night, armed with seed bombs, chemical weapons and pitchforks. Their tactics are anarchistic, their attitude revolutionary. ... More
Mow down myths of lawn careAmericans seem lawn-obsessed. According to a National Gardening Association survey, homeowners spent $44.7 billion on professional lawn and landscape services ... More
A little bling can redirect a woodpecker's attentionSeveral folks have asked what to do when woodpeckers rap repeatedly on nearby trees or buildings. Called drumming, this repetitive noise can be as annoying ... More
Ten things you need to know about the Chelsea Flower ShowI love the excitement of the Chelsea Flower Show and, even if it sometimes seems more about show biz than gardens, the Royal Horticultural Society's premier ... More
Wisdom from a secret gardenDRIVING through Malvern, Kew and Balwyn in autumn is a sight to behold as gardens and streetscapes display their fiery hues in a dramatic finale before ... More
Friends in the garden: what to plant next to whatMake friends in the garden
Even though it hasn't been scientifically proven, generations of organic gardeners swear by companion planting. That's ... More
Join the urban guerrillas for clandestine night-time gardeningMeet 8-ish on the Lambeth Road,” the text read. “Tree pit as yet undecided.”
Directions for my night's illicit rendezvous – or the G-spot as it is ... More
IPhone Waters Your Plants NowSince it has been released, I have always considered the iPhone a very innovative and a very useful solution to a multitude of our daily activities. This ... More
Get green, get compostingComposting should come with a health warning: it can be strangely addictive. When I got a worm composter I was fascinated to watch as my wriggly charges ... More
Tulip extravaganzaSPRING is always colourful in the Kashmir valley. Tiers of yellow mustard fields are lined by green-leaved poplar and chenar trees. The purple white flowers ... More
Condo gardening no longer an oxymoronEven as more people are giving up larger homes with backyards for yardless condos, many are refusing to give up the pleasure of a garden.
Urban farmers ... More
ObjectsNeuton CE 6.2With 360 watt-hours of battery energy, it has power to mow through even tall, wet grass.
Grobal BabyGrobal draws water and nutrients from the resevoir into the Grobal Soil in the top chamber.
Solar-Powered Pool Heating RingsThe floating rings gather and amplify sunlight to raise the temperature of the pool.
Birdshouse-series Vorarlbergian Art of BuildingFour examples of the recent history of Vorarlbergian architecture reproduced as birds-houses.
Euco BenchIt is part of a project to research the integration of specular reflections into furniture
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