A typical terrace garden project is developed similarly to any construction improvement project with multiple phases and a team of highly experienced collaborators. A typical rooftop garden project involves collaboration with a structural engineer, landscape designer, and specialized contractors.
Read MoreMany New Yorkers desire outdoor spaces but often face neglected gardens. This post provides steps to kickstart creating a beautiful urban oasis
Read MoreBy understanding the history and benefits of roof gardens, we can unlock their potential to transform cities into thriving green havens, fostering well-being, community, and environmental responsibility. #Roof gardens, #urban green spaces, #sustainability, #environmental benefits, #community benefits, #well-being benefits
Read MoreFences in a brownstone garden serve as the walls of your outside living space, impacting both aesthetics and functionality. In New York City, almost all residential backyard lots are divided by fences. These structures are a crucial element in a garden design plan. A well-designed fence can be a statement piece in its own right.
Read MoreGrasslands play a crucial role in Earth's carbon cycle, acting as both carbon sinks and sources depending on their management and health. A grassland is an ecosystem where the predominant vegetation consists of grasses and forbs (wildflowers) with relatively few trees and shrubs. They exist on every continent except Antarctica. Grasslands combat climate change, maintain biodiversity and they promote proper land management.
Read MoreRooftops and terraces offer their owners real benefits for their quality of life. What better way to unwind after a day of work than to relax on a rooftop terrace, surrounded by greenery and amenities of your choice? A rooftop garden can range from simple to luxurious, allowing you to incorporate features such as a pergola, fountains, outdoor kitchens, sculpture, or even a television.
Read MoreLandscape design is the art and process of creating outdoor spaces that are both functional and beautiful. It involves using plants, hardscaping elements, and other features to create a space that meets the needs of the user and enhances the overall property.
Read MoreWhether you have a narrow backyard, a little terrace, or a strip of pavement between your home and the sidewalk, rest assured there are garden design techniques that can maximize your garden’s potential. In this blog post, we share expert insights to help you harness the power of plants and craft your urban sanctuary.
Read MoreEat your way to environmentalism! Here are a few of the most invasive plants that are also surprisingly edible. This blog post explores the concept of "invasivorism," consuming invasive plants for both environmental and dietary benefits.
Read MoreMany of the world's most beautiful gardens rely heavily on mathematical principles to create their stunning designs. In celebration of Pi Day (3.14) we investigate a bit further into the relationship of math within garden design.
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