Pictures - Hi,
I am starting a gardening blog and would like to use some of your amazing images.
May I have permission to use these images and link to your website?
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isamenton Thanks! I tried to email you via your website but your page didn't work.
The link to my blog is https://www.jardins-sans-secret.com As background, the goal that I have, through my site, is to provide users with a rich and diversified catalogue of gardens and terraces from around the world with the intent of :
· Revealing their beauty as well as the creativity deployed by their landscapers and gardeners, enticing readers to visit them if opened to the public,
· Promoting the talents and skills of great landscapers or gardeners
· Explaining how these wonders were realized
Looking forward to hearing from you
Kind regards,
Isabelle
Kikuchi & Associates A good question! We use Fahrenheit here in California and I am not sure of what the conversion is. You might check with local nurseries or landscapers to see if it is available.
chantaldion try out eco grass in Canada, it's available at Wild flower farms, and you dont need to ever mowe it if you don't mind it at 6 inches, drought resistant and also weed resistant as the roots don't allow weeds to sowe and penetrate. Beats watering, mowing and half the potions that don't work to keep weeds away :) 3 seedings will convert over spring fall spring! Best of luck
Grasses are a perfect choice for planting landscape rivers. Choose grasses that don't grow straight up, such as a Red Fescue or Festuca rubra, seen here. These grasses wave in the wind, almost looking like water as you walk through the path.
Make a bold statement. This gigantic urn sculpture is an apt choice for an olive grove, as large urns were traditionally used to store olive oil in places like Italy and Turkey. However, I think of this as an urn-inspired sculpture because I doubt even a large number of gladiators led by Russell Crowe could carry this thing around full of olive oil without creating an oily mess.
The link to my blog is https://www.jardins-sans-secret.com
As background, the goal that I have, through my site, is to provide users with a rich and diversified catalogue of gardens and terraces from around the world with the intent of :
· Revealing their beauty as well as the creativity deployed by their landscapers and gardeners, enticing readers to visit them if opened to the public,
· Promoting the talents and skills of great landscapers or gardeners
· Explaining how these wonders were realized
Looking forward to hearing from you
Kind regards,
Isabelle