| Currents | Online: Recycled Jugs Seen in a New Light Richard Donnelly was one of many readers who submitted pictures of holiday lighting to NYTimes.com. feeds.nytimes.com |
Currents | Books: Let Your Conscience Do the Walking in Green Pages Several new books extolling the virtues of green living provide information for readers of all commitment levels. feeds.nytimes.com |
Currents | Shows: Student Work at a Rhode Island School of Design Exhibition The school’s graduate thesis exhibition continues through June 5 in Providence. feeds.nytimes.com |
Gardening week ahead: Calcium problems on tomatoes Sunken, brown, flattened spots at the base of your tomato fruits are likely to indicate tomato blossom end rot. telegraph.co.uk |
Dutch inspiration and German effiency blend in well with British gardening style The Dutch wave hit British gardening at the beginning of the Nineties. We were still contentedly wallowing in traditional colour-schemed borders, cottage gardens, vegetable potagers, knot gardens and the books of Rosemary Verey. telegraph.co.uk |