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• Pier 15 by SHoP Architects Opens on NYC’s East River Waterfront Esplanade – Exclusive Photos!

  
  INHABITAT — Authority: 693
  Winter may not seem like the best time to visit New York City’s windy waterfront, but the newly-opened Pier 15 on the East River Waterfront Esplanade will give any design-lover reason to head to the city’s edge. Designed and built by SHoP Architects, with help from landscape architect Ken Smith , Pier 15 is ...
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• Pier 15 by SHoP Architects Opens on NYC’s East River Waterfront Esplanade – Exclusive Photos!

  
  INHABITAT — Authority: 693
  Winter may not seem like the best time to visit New York City’s windy waterfront, but the newly-opened Pier 15 on the East River Waterfront Esplanade will give any design-lover reason to head to the city’s edge. Designed and built by SHoP Architects, with help from landscape architect Ken Smith , Pier 15 is ...
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• Flowering Currants

  
  Cactus Blog — Authority: 117
  This is why everyone likes the Ribes. Ribes sanguineum
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• Strange Winter Weather Shows in the Garden

  
  Golden Gate Gardener — Authority: 94
  We ate the last of the 2011 cucumbers on January 12th. This is a good 2 months later than I usually eat my last cuc. (see photo on post of December 30th, 2011). Thats the good side of our continuing mild, sunny, San Francisco winter. But there are downsides too. One downside is that leafminer flies have continued to ...
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• january bloomday

  
  [ Lost in the Landscape ] — Authority: 79
  Happy January Bloom Day, folks! Lots of pictures this month. Okay I cheated, with some multiples of the same plant mixed in. But a big dose of perky orange in the dead of winter seemed morally acceptable. I guess it’s a typical Southern California January, with some ever-bloomers mixed in with the ...
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• Plant Trends

  
  Cultivating Paradise — Authority: 79
  Yucca trucleana or Spanish Daggers The past year, weve noticed many more calls at our nursery about plants that use very little water - such as this Spanish dagger (Yucca trucleana). Its native to the Rio Grande Valley and west Texas - flourishing in the dry ranch country.   These are slow growers.    The ...
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• Favorite Trees – Casey Trees Staff members answer the question “why”

  
  Metro DC Lawn and Garden Blog — Authority: 412
  Ask someone if they have a favorite tree, and many are quick to name a particular species. It often takes a little more “digging” to come up with the answer to “why”.  But since digging is one of my favorite things to do, I decided to ask around. I started with some of the staff at Casey Trees. If you ...
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• How Two Photographers Found Their Focus

  
  Photodigitary — Authority: 95
  This is a guest post from Hugh Nourse, a photographer and friend from Georgia. I think it is very interesting how he and his wife found a home for their nature photography. Some thoughts on my focus in photography by Hugh Nourse Our first photography was street and travel photography when I was in the ...
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