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may-june 2017
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galena strides
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Bluegreen directed streetscape design to establish a more comfortable pedestrian condition and to guide movement through and around businesses. Utilizing Silva Cells, the first application of the technology in an Aspen right-of-way, and avoiding a lawn strip, the design is water-wise and street tree-sensitive. Street trees will survive longer and live healthier; the Silva Cell reservoir also captures runoff from the sidewalks before it reaches the street.
Details and material selections both in hardscape and architecture imply permanence and longevity. Large five and six inch caliper street trees and creeping veronica give the softscape a mature, full appearance, while white columbine and obedient provide seasonal interest.
click here to learn more
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CORE Xeriscaping 101
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Sheri Sanzone led a CORE Xeriscaping 101 community workshop at the Basalt Public Library on Saturday, May 20 to present The Evolution to Resiliency. Open to the public, this discussion offered Bluegreen insights into ways that gardeners and landscape professionals can make changes in their designs and practices to create ecologically sensitive, healthy spaces.
click here to learn more about CORE and its other workshops
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garden conservancy open days
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Through Open Days, the Garden Conservancy is working to fuel the public’s passion for gardens and gardening. Since 1995, Open Days has welcomed more than one million visitors into thousands of inspired private landscapes – from urban rooftops to organic farms, historic estates to innovative suburban lots – in forty-one states. This year our own Sculptural Overlays will be open to the public on August 26 from 10am – 4pm; pre-registration is required.
details and pre-registration here
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