The real shift comes from how we see leaves: They’re not clutter; they’re home to the very nature we want to experience in our own yards.
The real shift comes from how we see leaves: They’re not clutter; they’re home to the very nature we want to experience in our own yards.
This post on using RSS has made the rounds, and for good reason. It’s a good overview of using RSS, and I’m always interested in the apps and services others use for RSS.
Also, Muspy for following musicians is new to me.
Georgia Department of Transportation is planning two additional lanes in each direction on the east side of I-285 for express lanes.
Towards the bottom of the page is a link to an online comment card.
I’ve been contemplating trying a soilless potting mix for our house plants and found this factsheet from Clemson with some “recipes.”
Atlanta’s growth model is dying—choked by the escalating costs of housing and autocentric transportation, alongside wages that can’t keep up. No simple fix will transform this vicious cycle into a virtuous one. But some guiding principles should guide our search for reinvention.