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landscaping-gardening12 · 2 months ago
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Eco-Friendly Landscaping: Sustainable Practices for Gardens in Dubai
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Looking to create a beautiful, low-maintenance garden in Dubai while conserving resources?
Here are some eco-friendly landscaping practices to make your outdoor space sustainable and stunning!
Go Drought-Tolerant & Native Choose resilient plants like the Ghaf tree, date palms, succulents, and bougainvillea. These require minimal water and thrive in Dubai’s climate!
Smart Irrigation Use drip irrigation to target roots and consider smart controllers that adjust watering based on weather. You’ll conserve water and keep your plants happy!
Mulch Magic Adding organic mulch (like wood chips or grass clippings) around plants keeps soil cool, retains moisture, and reduces weeds. Essential for hot climates!
Compost & Go Organic Turn kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost to naturally enrich the soil. Skip chemical pesticides and fertilizers, and go for neem oil or companion planting instead.
Permeable Hardscaping Create beautiful paths with permeable pavers, gravel, or stones, letting water seep through and replenish the soil, while reducing water runoff.
Harvest Rainwater Install rain barrels to capture any rainfall during Dubai’s rare showers, or even consider a greywater system (just check local guidelines).
Solar Lighting Solar-powered or LED garden lights save energy while adding ambiance to your garden. Sustainable and stylish!
By following these tips you’ll have a lush, low-maintenance garden that thrives in Dubai’s desert climate all while being kind to the environment.
For more tips and information visit Fairymeadows Landscaping
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shardaayurvedacentre · 2 years ago
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Flora of India Click by @ayur_ankush --------------------------- #plants #ayurveda #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #plantsale #plantsgarden #plantsketch #plantslover💚 #plantsloversofinstagram #flowers #flowerlover #naturephotography #plantsmakepeoplehappy😊🌱🌷 #mplants🌸 https://www.instagram.com/p/ClqV73eJnl6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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trentecinqmillimetres · 6 years ago
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Jardin des plantes, Montpellier, février 2019.
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4nn3m4lf4rm · 4 years ago
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n28_w1150 by BioDivLibrary The amateur's kitchen garden, frame-ground and forcing pit London :Groombridge and sons,1877. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/48839409 https://flic.kr/p/2jFcbjF
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soboku-cafe · 6 years ago
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gromorfoodnursery · 3 years ago
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Why Living With Plants Is Beneficial For You
There is a perennial appeal in house plants that millennials and Gen-Z are especially drawn to. There has been a sharp rise of "plant influencers" on Instagram and Twitter with millions of posts dedicated to house plants. This trend can be traced back to our increasingly fast-paced life filled with stress and millennials are finding an uncanny solace in gardening by finding  Best online plant nursery Hyderabad. 
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Calming Effect of House Plants
Gardening is not a new hobby. It has been around for centuries. The millennial generation is the latest in a series of generations who tended the Earth in times of turmoil. There is something deeply moving about seeing something you planted grow into something beautiful. The seasonal change in the  indoor plants online guides you through your daily life and many people have found resonance in this patience-testing activity. Indoor plants are the perfect antidote because you find something slowly growing in this fast and furious life. Nothing is guaranteed and instant with gardening - you cannot tap on your phone and get a fully grown plant delivered to your doorstep. In a sense, having plants is like having a pet. It is a deep commitment and stability in your life. House plants are a lesson in self-care and they are an escape zone. You can easily disappear for an hour or two and completely zone out in your plant corner. 
Science and Aesthetics
This has been scientifically backed as studies have proven that plants can improve productivity levels and overall concentration by 15% in addition to boosting the mood and reducing stress levels. This essentially means that plants are a perfect addition to your corners at homes and offices. House plants serve a practical and aesthetic effect that drastically improves your life. Along with that, house plants are a way to show your ecological consciousness. It is a way to connect with the environment and take climate action seriously. 
Social Media Popularity
Although gardening is a popular hobby across the world, it is the online community that brought all the plant lovers together. Now, you can easily find the best online garden plants in Hyderabad at your fingertip. If you love plants and do not know how to grow plants, several online platforms have got you covered. Gromor Food Nursery in Hyderabad has an extensive range of plants along with valuable information regarding the best growth of plants. It is essential to have all the necessary information about the indoor plants you choose to grow on the premises of your home to give yourself the perfect amount of peace and calm.  
Final Thoughts 
Indoor plants are a source of joy and a great refuge from the chaotic world. Whether you live in a small apartment or a huge bungalow, having house plants around can significantly transform your health and mental well-being. Amongst other things, social media has made people realize the true value of plants. 
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Website:https://gromorfoodnursery.com/
Phone:+91 9550528841
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marinezecity · 4 years ago
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Vous cherchez un musée sympa à faire avec vos enfants ? Vous aimez les bêbêtes en tout genre ? La galerie de l'évolution permet de découvrir la faune du monde terrestre et aquatique ... Rien ne remplace les yeux éblouis de ma crevette ! ........ Are you looking for a kids friendly museum in Paris? You love minibeast of all kind? The evolution gallery permits to discover the marine and earth fauna ... Nothing would be replaced the dazzled eyes of my beloved shrimp ! .. . #animal #wildlife #ocean #faune #fauna #kidsfriendly #enfant #family #famille #enfamilia #discoverparis #decouvrirparis #museeparis #museum #science #nature #evolution #galerie #gallery #jardindesplantes #plantsgarden #parisjetaime #parisian #pariskids #paris #guideparis #biologie #darwin #merefille #marinezecity (à Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ0UxfMrQgs/?utm_medium=tumblr
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ash-and-ice · 6 years ago
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landscaping-gardening12 · 2 months ago
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Seasonal Gardening in Dubai: A Guide to Planting Throughout the Year
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Gardening in Dubai can be a rewarding experience, but it requires careful planning and timing to make the most of the region's unique climate. With its hot summers and mild winters, understanding what to plant and when can help create a thriving garden year-round. Here’s a quick guide to seasonal gardening in Dubai:
Winter (November to February) Winter in Dubai is the best time to plant most flowers and vegetables. The cooler temperatures allow for a wide variety of plants to thrive. Consider planting:
Flowers: Petunias, marigolds, geraniums, and snapdragons.
Vegetables: Lettuce, spinach, peas, and radishes.
Herbs: Mint, coriander, and thyme.
Spring (March to May) Spring sees rising temperatures, so it’s important to plant heat-tolerant plants. Focus on:
Flowers: Bougainvillea, gerberas, and lantana.
Vegetables: Tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers.
Herbs: Basil, rosemary, and oregano.
Summer (June to September) Dubai’s scorching summer months make gardening challenging, but some plants can still thrive. Opt for heat-resistant options:
Flowers: Oleander, hibiscus, and plumeria.
Vegetables: Okra, eggplant, and sweet potatoes.
Herbs: Lemongrass and aloe vera.
Autumn (October to November) As the weather cools down, it’s time to prepare your garden for the upcoming winter. Plant:
Flowers: Pansies, primroses, and violas.
Vegetables: Carrots, beans, and beets.
Herbs: Parsley and sage.
With the right knowledge and care, gardening in Dubai can be a year-round activity. By planting according to the seasons, you can enjoy a beautiful, flourishing garden throughout the years.
For more information visit Fairymeadowslandscaping
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shardaayurvedacentre · 2 years ago
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Identify & comment name . Flora of Jharkhand. Click by @ayur_ankush ------------------- #plants #ayurveda #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #plantsale #plantsgarden #plantsketch #plantslover💚 #plantsloversofinstagram #flowers #flowerlover #naturephotography #plantsmakepeoplehappy😊🌱🌷 #mplants🌸 #forest #ayurveda #flora #floraofindia https://www.instagram.com/p/ClsJedbJ-UQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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shardaayurvedacentre · 2 years ago
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Identify & Comment name ? Flora of Jharkhand Click by @ayur_ankush ----------------------------- #plants #ayurveda #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #plantsale #plantsgarden #plantsketch #plantslover💚 #plantsloversofinstagram #flowers #flowerlover #naturephotography #plantsmakepeoplehappy😊🌱🌷 #mplants🌸 #forest #ayurveda #flora #floraofindia #plantbased #plants #Sennaalata https://www.instagram.com/p/ClsKkJJpPWn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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shardaayurvedacentre · 2 years ago
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Flora of India Click by @ayur_ankush -------------------------------- #medicinalplants #plants #ayurveda #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantsofinstagram #plantsale #plantsgarden #plantsketch #plantslover💚 #plantsloversofinstagram #plantsmakepeoplehappy😊🌱🌷 #mplants🌸 https://www.instagram.com/p/ClpowAgJye-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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trentecinqmillimetres · 6 years ago
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Jardin des plantes, Montpellier, février 2019.
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trentecinqmillimetres · 6 years ago
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John en contre-plongée, février 2019.
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goddessgardener · 6 years ago
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Nature’s Natives
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” Albert Einstein
Witnessed from outer space this spring, a pageant of splendor burst into bloom on hillsides, in fields, chaparrals, and desert environs. The “super blooms” of Southern California captivated hearts and cameras. Northern California is exhibiting a bountiful season of blue lupines, orange poppies, and gardens filled with flowers, just not to the degree of our neighbors to the south.
Although weeds are described as plants growing where we don’t want them, weeds are in proliferation after our continual wet days. Wild cut leaf geranium resembles a ground cover when small with tiny pink petals, yet it is a weed that needs to be pulled before it scatters seeds. Hand removal of invasive grasses is also necessary as they create fire danger while outcompeting native flora for light, water, space, and food.
More than 18,000 plant species are native to the United States and approximately 6000 species are endemic to California. To be considered a true California native, the plants must have grown here before the late 18th century when the Europeans arrived. Our state flower, the California poppy, as well as lupines, fuchsias, and other “natives” were actually first cultivated in the gardens of Europe, yet we have adopted them as our own. We are blessed to grow numerous flora inhabitants from the Mediterranean that have acclimated to our mild four seasons and adapted to our clay soil. I have termed these friends, such as lavender and acanthus, “the new natives” as I like to include them in my garden designs. 
Natives are drought tolerant after they have been established, although they will require water if the weather has been exceptionally dry. They are wildlife attractors bringing songbirds, lizards, salamanders, butterflies, frogs, hummingbirds, bees, and other pollinators into the landscape.  Minimal maintenance is required without dependence on pesticides or fertilizers. Top dressing all plants with mulch to maintain a constant temperature while reducing erosion and temperature fluctuations is advantageous.
For year-round interest, select a variety of natives that bloom during each of the twelve months. Wildflowers are fussy as transplants therefore for a spring show, sow seeds in the fall to allow the winter water to promote a strong root system. Plants with tiny seeds can live dormant in the underground seed bank for 80 years or more depending on the optimum conditions to coax them above ground to flower, fruit, and set seed. 
A Sampling of Favorite California Natives 
Trees, Grasses 
Oak 
Western Red Bud
Redwood
Sequoia
Pine
Cypress
Cedar
Fir
Yew
Willow
Alder
Aspen
Sycamore
Blue-eyed grass
Sedges
Rushes
Fescue
Reed grass
Wild Rye
Shrubs, Plants, Flowers
Manzanita
Ceanothus (California Lilac)
Sage
Currant
Fern
Lupine
Columbine
California poppy
Heuchera
Dicentra
Brodiaeas
Blue Dicks
Morning glory
Clarkia
Wild rose
Wild grape
Clematis
Wood Strawberry
Matilija Fried Egg Plant
Native Perennials to the United States
Milkweed
Echinacea
Black-eyed Susan
Butterfly Weed
Aster
Creeping Phlox
Bee Balm
Bluebells
Lobelia
Hydrangea
Acanthus
Gaillardia
Trillium
Coreopsis
Bluestem Grass
Honeysuckle
Switchgrass
Blazing Star 
Dogwood
Iris
Gaura
Trumpet vine
Elderberry
These are just a few of the thousands of natives you can discover at your nursery. A large variety of succulents and cacti are also available. It is important to remember that every plant is native to someplace. When choosing a species, you want to make sure it will grow well in your microclimate.
Because natives have adapted to our land, they won’t struggle for survival. They are strong players requiring less work, water, and food as they work in harmony with our ecosystem. Natives are an advantageous addition to any garden as they support bees, butterflies, and birds, bringing beneficial insects and pollinators to our landscapes.
Cynthia Brian’s Mid Month Gardening Guide
BEWARE the tick. Ticks are attacking and they are not just on the deer. Keep your lawns mowed and the brush cleared.  Rid your yard of Japanese barberry as this invasive species is a haven for ticks. 
KEEP deer from nibbling your new sprouts by installing a nine to twelve-foot deer fence. Unfortunately, all of the natural remedies including soap, hair, sprinklers, whirlybirds, lights, and noise are not effective long term. 
RE-POT orchids in spring if they are root bound or the planting medium has broken down. Most orchids need to be repotted every two to three years. If you notice green root tips on plump white roots, it is time to divide. Re-pot in lightly packed fir bark or sphagnum moss using a container large enough to allow for two more years of growth.
DIMINISH spring allergies by always removing your shoes before entering your home.  Change your clothes, shower before bedtime to keep the pollen from gathering on your sheets. Ramp up your house cleaning efforts by dusting, vacuuming, and mopping often.
SHARPEN lawnmower blades for a cleaner cut. Stay off the grass if it has been raining as walking on wet grass damages the blades and the roots.
SNIP the flowers off bolting arugula kale lettuces, and other leafy vegetables to prevent the plants from going to seed. Add the flowers to salads, soups, and sauces or decorate your plates.
MARK your calendars: 
April 21 is Easter. Fill baskets for garden lovers with my book, Growing with the Goddess Gardener available with extra freebies at www.cynthiabrian.com/online-store April 22 is Earth Day
April 28 is the Annual Wildlife Festival at Wagner Ranch www.fwrna.org/annual-wildlife-festival.html
May 11 is the Moraga Community Faire. Visit the Be the Star You Are!® booth to celebrate nature, books, and kids.www.bethestaryouare.org/events
Wishing you a hippity hoppity happy Bunny Day on Easter!
Happy Gardening. Happy Growing,
Read more and see photos at https://www.lamorindaweekly.com/archive/issue1304/Digging-Deep-with-Cynthia-Brian-for-April-Natures-Natives.html
Cynthia Brian, The Goddess Gardener, raised in the vineyards of Napa County, is a New York Times best-selling author, actor, radio personality, speaker, media and writing coach as well as the Founder and Executive Director of Be the Star You Are1® 501 c3. 
Tune into Cynthia’s Radio show and order her books at www.StarStyleRadio.com.
Buy a copy of her new books, Growing with the Goddess Gardener and Be the Star You Are! Millennials to Boomers at www.cynthiabrian.com/online-store. 
Hire Cynthia for projects, consults, and lectures.
www.GoddessGardener.com
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