Urban oasisCities aren’t exactly known for lush scenery — they don’t call it a concrete jungle for nothing. But as horticultural technology improves and global warming becomes a bigger concern, a new trend has emerged: urban green spaces. Not only are urban gardens good for Mother Earth — by helping reduce water pollution and improve air quality — they’re also beautiful works of art. Whether you’re a city-dweller or suburbanite, these metropolitan oases are sure to inspire. (Text: Alexandra Gekas/WomansDay.com)
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Great article and the images look incredible. A lot can go into garden landscaping and it is very time consuming. I hired Oak Park Water Garden to do mine and they did a fantastic job. I had some ideas of how I wanted it laid out but they took control and the outcome was outstanding. I can finally look out by back door and be happy with the way it looks now.
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