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in the news   How clean is the air you breathe?  If you live or work in a city then chances are the answer will be a bit of a shock.  Despite great advances in remediation and reduction in [...]

The Ultimate Organic Fertilizer Compost tea is the perfect way to boost your plants growth and obtain higher yields – NATURALLY. Better yet, you can make it for free using your own compost! [...]

  In central Florida, summer fruits and vegetables are available in abundance this month. Avocado, mango, key lime, Persian lime, carambola, elderberry, banana, guava, cattley guava, papaya [...]

Anatomy of a Cottage Garden by Organized Clutter  I am a cottage style gardener.  My flower gardens are not formal.  I like to mix annuals, perennials and garden junk.  My only rule is [...]

  Wheeling, once the capital of West Virginia, is a beautiful and green metro area.  The downtown area, which resides on the Ohio River, is 15 minutes to Pennsylvania and 5 minutes from [...]

with Ken Druse By margaret MANY PEOPLE THRILL at a sunny day in the garden, but if photographing the landscape and its plants is your pursuit, as it is Ken Druse’s, you take the contrarian view. [...]

Green Your World Published April 22, 2013 Today is Earth Day. As you may have gleaned from reading my blogs over the last few years, I try to live every single day with a deep awareness of this [...]

A Look Back In Time: Although some of us look at landscaping as more of a business than an art form, the truth is, landscaping has a rich and intricate history that has a lot to say about the [...]

130 Square Foot Micro Apartment in Paris by rachel No two small interiors are quite alike, and this space may be one of the smallest interiors we’ve featured here on Inthralld. Located in Paris, [...]

Europe’s largest ‘living wall’ unveiled by Graeme Brown, Birmingham Post Apr 9 2013 The living wall at Two Snowhill The largest ‘living wall’ in Europe has been unveiled in [...]