Urban Landscape Collaborative

Here’s a good article about one of the projects that we’re fortunate enough to be working on.

Restoring the Sears, Roebuck & Company’s Sunken Garden Since Sears, Roebuck & Company left their 1906 headquarters in North Lawndale in 1987, buildings on the campus have been slowly and patiently adaptively reused. What’s next? The restoration of the Sears Sunken Garden.

Looks like another interesting book to add to my reading list by Doug Tallamy.

Perspective | A native plant guru’s radical vision for the American yard Doug Tallamy wants us to rethink our relationship to plants and animals, particularly the idea that “nature” is something separate from our daily lives and something we go to visit.

The Park Gables perennial beds a year after planting.

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/research/newsandevents/news/title_720059_en.html

Research news - Two hours a week is key dose of nature for health and wellbeing Research - Research at Exeter - University of Exeter As a member of the Russell Group, our research has an outstanding foundation with world-class research in all subject areas