The natural garden: a conservationist approach to landscaping

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Natural gardening can be used in place of large lawns and imported plants. Using native plants reinforces the natural habitats of the native biota of a region. A gardener should know what the local habitat is, such as a grassland. Yard space can be designed to include a recreational area.

Planning, Habitat (Ecology), Protection and preservation, Growth, Habitats, Backyard gardens, Native plants

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A winner's winners

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Plant and garden photography techniques are discussed. Photographers should concentrate on bringing the garden's character to the audience. Controlling camera equipment is essential, so amateur photographers should abandon their automatic settings.

Methods, Personal narratives, Photographers, Photography, Photography of plants, Plant photography

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By hand

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The story of Chadwick Jon Stogner's quest and journey to become a concrete sculpture is narrated. The Stogner's work and his point of views about the work of other architectures are also briefed.

United States, Design and construction, Works, Concrete sculpture, Stogner, Chadwick Jon

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