Backyard Boldness Party Event Planning Involves Hardwired Rewilding
Garden Media Group announces in the 2016 Garden Trends Report “Syncing with Nature” backyard boldness party event planning as one of eight global consumer patterns in gardening, green living and landscape design.
Backyard boldness party event planning brings business lawns, community plots and domestic yards into the 21st century by “using technology, to create a more personalized experience.” Its “hardwired rewilding” convinces people “to feed their need for technology while at the same time breaking from their tech obsession and opt for fresh air.” It demands “syncing plants with local ecosystems that support wildlife” and “turning to new customization, lighting and movement to add a sense of whimsicality” to backyards.
Garden Media Group’s fifth trend embraces moon garden plants that flourish in electric- and Nature-lit nightscapes and sun garden plants that survive in light and shadow.
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Websites:
http://www.gardenmediagroup.com
http://longwoodgardens.org
http://norfolkbotanicalgarden.org/lanternasia-2016/
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CruiseReady, The down side of the night-bloomers is their pollination other than by standard day-time pollinators, such as by beetles and flies!
This is quite fascinating, and I really am intrigued by the idea of night blooming plants, which I had never given much thought to before.
blackspanielgallery, The performance has to be seen other than audiovisually, and I particularly like your saying "viewing from different angles gives new perspective." It moves me almost as much as looking at fireflies asynchronously and synchronously flashing and at the night sky. Where was Lantern Asia held in New Orleans?
The Lantern Asia video looked very familiar. I understand there are several, about four, that travel. I had the good fortune to go to one that was in New Orleans for several months. Pictures are inadequate, the lights actually flash in choreographed sequences. And viewing from different angles gives new perspective.