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  • 1 week ago | gardenista.com | Melissa Ozawa

    This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, ecological gardening, on how you can be more sustainable in your landscapes at home.   “After dark, the fireflies map the heavens . . .”  —“Florida” by Elizabeth Bishop Fireflies will never not be magical. Every time I see them glitter up the sky, I feel like I’m back in my childhood, running barefoot, chasing them through the popsicle-sticky summer air. Nature’s endorphin.

  • 1 week ago | gardenista.com | Marie Viljoen

    When the linden trees bloom, in scented New York City, it is time to make linden flower tea. Up, down, across the country (and across the temperate Northern Hemisphere), species of Tilia begin to flower in early and midsummer. Clustered and pale, their petals like ivory wax, the flowers are ready to be gathered and dried for linden tea when they are open and heavily scented.

  • 1 week ago | gardenista.com | Marie Viljoen

    When I signed up for a Citizen Pruners course in 2022 to qualify me to care for the street trees of New York City, I could not have foreseen that by 2025 two key tree programs for the city would have been axed. Street trees cool us quietly, extending their branches over tarmac and concrete, shading the sweltering summer grid. Their pools of shade interrupt wide, hot avenues. Their cathedraled arches meet above narrower streets. There is the marbled, urban-camouflage bark of plane trees in winter.

  • 2 weeks ago | gardenista.com | Fan Winston

    Description from Wayfair Add a pop of color to gardens with the Veradek Corten Steel Garden Bed—its rich rust color develops over time and pairs well with any contemporary home. The Garden Bed’s thick gauge corten steel construction ensures that rust develops on the surface of the planter ensuring the structural integrity of the planter body for years of use.

  • 2 weeks ago | gardenista.com | Fan Winston

    Description from Lumens The convenient functionality and versatile design of Bistro, wherever you need it. The Bistro Rectangle Folding Table by Fermob features a soft-cornered Steel sheet top on an architectural Lacquered Steel base. Wholly strong and secure when opened, the base is also supremely easy to fold up, with an easy-to-grab handle on the stabilizing crossbar.

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