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Diseños naturalistas. Para empezar: un par de libros - Quincunx

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Donde antes había un talud inestable, este modesto proyecto demuestra cómo la Infraestructura Verde es capaz de mejorar el medio ambiente urbano. Los robles de California. Un resumen de lo que ha pasado en estos dos últimos años y por qué los robles de California son el siguiente tema de esta serie. Actividades en el mes mundial de la Arquitectura del Paisaje. Arbolapp: aplicación para identificar árboles. App gratuita del RJB para la identificación de las especies de la Península Ibérica y Baleares.

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View from Federal Twist: November 2012

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Wednesday, November 28, 2012. Just turning from . Just turning from Chanticleer's Tea Cup Garden, a small gem-like courtyard behind the smaller of two residences at this amazing garden outside Philadelphia . But details aside, is this magic? Posted by James Golden. Links to this post. Sunday, November 18, 2012. New thresholds, New anatomies. A vast hurricane passed through. Like we've never seen before. Since these trees formed the southern...

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View from Federal Twist: Moving to WordPress

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Wednesday, January 09, 2013. After six years with Blogger, I'm having serious technical problems and I'm no techie. Perhaps Blogger bogs down after several years of use? I've decided to move View from Federal Twist to WordPress. I'll provide a new address within the next few weeks. Meanwhile, posts will continue here, and the old blog will remain accessible. Now for some diversion:. Anecdote of the Jar. I placed a jar in Tennessee,. Shall h...

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View from Federal Twist: Garden Diary: 2008 Overview

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Sunday, February 01, 2009. Garden Diary: 2008 Overview. From the nadir of the gardening year, here is the story of the 2008 garden at Federal Twist. This post is my continuing garden journal for 2009, and I'll be adding comments, criticisms and plans for the future. (All the photos in this post are also available in a slide show at the upper right, top of page. When I get time I'll add captions.). Rime frost in early February. Ligularia jap...

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View from Federal Twist: December 2012

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Tuesday, December 25, 2012. Barring some brief, miraculous frosty transmogrification, the garden is gone for the year. I'm ready to burn what I can and cut the rest. Winter's barely here and I want to move on. I want play and pleasure- not work. For years toiling in the corporate coal mines I kept as my mantra (or complaint) Robert Frost's words in Two Tramps in Mud Time:. My object in living is to unite. My avocation and my vocation. Hidde...

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View from Federal Twist: Snow

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Friday, January 04, 2013. So I'll continue to mull over the newest part of the garden- the reflecting pool, which does indeed present a "challenge." It doesn't seem to fit where I put it! Snow last weekend, four inches of light fluff, just enough to cover the garden in a clean sheet, showed the pool in a new way, laid out in splendid isolation from its previously messy environment. In snow, the pool fits better, but only temporarily. So of ...

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View from Federal Twist: Early burn, stone wall redo, resilience

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Wednesday, January 23, 2013. Early burn, stone wall redo, resilience. I burned the garden last weekend. With the mild winter, I thought the plants were waking far, far too early, so I burned before too much growth emerged. I usually do this early to late March. This was the earliest burn ever. In another week or two the view will be much better. Empty, at least. The plants that didn't burn I'll chop down next weekend. I burned this area too...

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View from Federal Twist: View from Federal Twist has moved

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Saturday, January 26, 2013. View from Federal Twist has moved. View from Federal Twist has moved from Blogger to WordPress. To reach the new View from Federal Twist, click on the following link:. When you reach the new site, you will see this banner:. If you access View from Federal Twist through a reader, RSS feed, or subscription, please use this new url:. Posted by James Golden. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Federal Twist has moved.

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View from Federal Twist: Garden Diary: Testing Fence Colors for the Brooklyn Garden

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View from Federal Twist. Ramblings of a 'New American' Gardener. Saturday, February 18, 2012. Garden Diary: Testing Fence Colors for the Brooklyn Garden. Looking, looking, looking for the right color for the fence . Not there yet. Five colors so far, from left to right, Harbor Gray, Heritage Blue (it looked gray on the color swatch), Pewter, Slate, all Behr colors from Home Depot. The last a color I saw on Susan Cohan's blog. Harbor Gray . too light. Heritage Blue . too blue. So this weekend I'm getting ...