Off to the ANLA Mgmt. Clinic
Early tomorrow today I head off the Louisville for 3 good days, of learning, networking, and sharing. This is one of the best parts of the job. The chance to […]
Early tomorrow today I head off the Louisville for 3 good days, of learning, networking, and sharing. This is one of the best parts of the job. The chance to […]
I just came across a post by Seth Godin on the problems with PowerPoint presentations, and some suggestions on how to correct them. Last week I was really cracking down […]
This stunning photograph was taken by Swedish Photographer Jocke Berglund he was on a different assignment and came across this scene. This is part of the article from the British […]
The Mike Lin 2 day workshop starts on Tuesday and ends on the afternoon on Wednesday-making it . . . . two days. Man my brilliance at explaining the obvious […]
If you’re reading this you know who you are. some of us even talked at the CENTS show. You were asking about commenting to a post. So here we go. […]
It’s great for me that I live in a area of the World where I have access to safe, clean drinking water. Not only do I have access but the […]
Here’s a tutorial by the Natural Land Trust on Landscape Design. Here’s a gem from the article: Or just plant what you like—that’s what’s most important. Here’s some more good […]
There were no tracks dedicated to Landscape Design or Land. Architecture-absolutely nothing. So I went to a couple of talks in the “Containers” track. Containers, that’s right. Now this is […]
The Tuesday talks were really uneven they went from the really well done. To completely missing the mark and leave the audience wanting more. The 1st thing I attended was […]
The best educational talk for me on Monday morning was Peg Carney of Liberty Landcrafters and Pond Plants. She focused on a list of marginal and bog plants, then went […]
Jim Gardiner the curator of RHS Garden Wisley was the Sunday night speaker for those who arrive early. His topic was to speak on the Wisley Gardens and entertain us […]
Tomorrow it’s time to make the yearly trek to the CENTS show, hosted by the Ohio Nursery and Landscape Assoc. This is one of the biggest, if not the biggest […]
Every year in Louisville, KY. the American Nursery and Landscape Association (ANLA) holds their yearly conference, they call it The Management Clinic. The dates for the 2007 Clinic-Jan. 31st through […]
Space and visual perception: This is a most unusual and excellent example of spatial play and illusion. I really like it. I do not have much information on this really […]
Everything that you ever wanted to know about concrete is at one site, and one site only. As far as landscape design goes they have an entire section on the […]