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Landscape architecture is moving towards more sustainable yet beautiful gardens that require less work and resources while complementing nature. The future includes gardens that conserve water and chemicals while protecting wildlife using smaller spaces. Resources on sustainable landscaping practices can be found through gardening magazines, university extensions, and other online sources.
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- 2. I am doinga slide on the future of landscape architecture. I want to emphasize the sustainable, yet beautiful gardens coming in the future. I love to see beautiful gardens that compliment and work alongside nature instead of against it. I hope to become a licensed landscape architect and landscape contractor with my own business.
- 4. Landscape architecture, andhorticulture in general, are moving towards less work, less watering and less maintenance for today’s busy clients. Landscapers are looking to conserve resources, protect wildlife and eco-systems and to utilize increasingly smaller spaces. For example, people are looking to keep their lawns green and healthy, even during the summer, with less chemicals and water.
- 5. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES • www.HortSense.com •Gardening with Ciscoe (program on Komo 4) • Modern Landscape Architecture (magazine) • Horticulture (magazine) • Oregon State University Extension • Washington State University Extension • University of Idaho Extension