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Seymour Center 'Think Ink' workshop to discuss intersection of art and environmental issues – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Seymour Center 'Think Ink' workshop to discuss intersection of art and environmental issues – Santa Cruz Sentinel

Those who attend Saturday's workshop at the Seymour Marine Discovery Center will get hands-on lessons in nature and using art to discuss issues facing the environment.

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will still impress your neighbors - Vimarsana News

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will still impress your neighbors

Here’s how to create a yard — or container garden — that’s good for nature while making you the envy of your neighborhood:

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will make the cut. It won't tick off your neighbors. - Vimarsana News

The low-maintenance, eco-friendly lawn that will make the cut. It won't tick off your neighbors.

This year, a Tasmanian yard that hadn’t been watered in 10 years and featured a dead brushtail possum won the title of ugliest lawn in the world. The contest, organized by the island of Gotland in Sweden, rewards those who turn over their yards to nature to save water and change the world’s perception of the ideal lawn.

Homeowner's before-and-after photos highlight unrecognizable curb-appeal transformation: 'You deserve a pat on the back' - Vimarsana News

Homeowner's before-and-after photos highlight unrecognizable curb-appeal transformation: 'You deserve a pat on the back'

"Buckthorn is so hard to remove."

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Where the Sidewalk Blooms - The Seed Pile Project - Vimarsana News

Where the Sidewalk Blooms - The Seed Pile Project

In an effort to green up our concrete jungle, the Seed Pile Project empowers citizen botanists to color outside the lines (and inside sidewalk cracks).