NASA Invites Media to Botswana Artemis Accords Signing Ceremony - NASA — The Republic of Botswana will sign the Artemis Accords during a ceremony at 9:30 a.m. EDT Thursday, June 25, at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
Tomatoes, almost there.
Foraging for Wild Edibles — Foraging and cooking wild edible plants and game. Recipes and how-tos on where and how to find wild edibles.
Monstera, new leaf.
Cottage Garden Visit: ‘Lush and Exuberant’ on Cape Cod — <p>Turns out there is something more romantic than a rose-covered cottage: two 19th-century, rose-covered cottages, united by a rambling garden of wild natives, exuberant perennials, and more than 80 heirloom…
Michael Asher Digs Deep — A survey of the artist who made museums his medium, the godmothers of ecosexuality, and more.
Calflora - A nonprofit database providing information on wild California plants — California's plant database.
Quick Takes With: Stephanie Saulmon — <p>It is with great pleasure that we present Stephanie Saulmon’s Quick Takes. Stephanie is managing principal at longtime Gardenista favorite Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, which this year won Cooper Hewitt’s National Design Award
At Home with Writer Daisy Garnett in London - Gardenista — When the writer Daisy Garnett and her husband, Nick Pearson, bought their Georgian house in Brixton, south London, in 2007 the garden initially looked like
Illinois Wildflowers — A detailed plant resource.
'We mould trees to grow into the shape of chairs' — A couple from Derbyshire have spent the past 20 years testing designs for homegrown chairs.
NASA's TESS Mission Reveals the “Puffiest” Planets Ever Found - NASA Science — NASA has revealed two new “super-puff” planets, giant worlds so light that their density is comparable to cotton candy. Scientists calculate that these Jupiter-sized planets are the “puffiest” worlds…
Prime Day Apple deals guide: What to buy, what not to buy — Apple is about to raise its prices, so these could be the best Apple deals we see in a while.
Is Habitat Masonry a Good Idea? — <p>When we saw the news that “swift bricks” would be required in all buildings in Scotland, it sparked our curiosity about masonry designed to create habitat. Could something as simple as replacing a facade brick with a special…
Our verdict on Luminous by Silvia Park: a fascinating take on robots — The New Scientist Book Club read Silvia Park's near-future sci-fi novel Luminous in May, and had lots of good things to say (along with a few complaints)
Kalshi demands Netflix take down trailer for ‘Prediction Games’ documentary | TechCrunch — Kalshi claims the trailer is “defamatory” and contains “both fabricated documents and false and misleading statements.”
Kate Douglass blazes to 50-meter freestyle world record — Kate Douglass set a world record in the women's 50-meter freestyle in the preliminary heats of the Pan Pacific Championships.
Citi Turns Negative on Dollar After Warning on US Buyback Risk — Currency strategists at Citigroup Inc. turned bearish on the US dollar in the near term, as markets gear up for a less hawkish Federal Reserve, midterm elections and more debt buybacks from the US Treasury.
Which other countries could join the Turkiye-Saudi-Pakistan defence pact? — While Egypt has been floated as a candidate, analysts say Cairo may be wary of defence commitments.
Current Obsessions: The Joy of Color — <p>We have color and joy on the brain this weekend: pretty palettes, rose arbors, cherry-topped cakes, pattern plays galore. And, of course, blue and orange, too. (Let’s go, Knicks!) This week we’ve been eyeing all things Scandin
Taking Stock: My Tiny Terrace Garden Wakes Up — <p>Twenty-seven pots. Four window boxes. That’s my gardening real estate in Brooklyn, on a terrace that is 15 feet 5 inches long by 5 feet 6 inches wide. After a sincere winter, where an early February surge of Arctic air plun