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GardenComm
Gather at Sullivan Hardware and Garden and see how GardenComm member Pat Sullivan transforms the garden center into a holiday wonderland, complete with four trains that ride to see Santa Claus at one of two North Poles, through a village of animated shops. At Newfields (formerly Indianapolis Museum of Art), Jonathan Wright, the Ruth Lily Deputy Director for Horticulture and National Resources, will speak about the history of the gardens at Newfields, the transformation of the grounds with 1.5 million lights each fall to produce Winterlights, and what's in store for the future on the campus.
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GardenComm
If you're anything like me in the garden, each act — pruning a rose, weeding a flower bed, deadheading the annuals — supplies its own metaphor. "Cut the dead wood out," your brain says with glee, as you actively do just that. I remember struggling with grass in a flowerbed — as you do — and imagining myself a dictator trying to "root out" the resistance. "But it’s a grassroots movement," my imaginary underling whined, "We'll never get it all." Grass is tenacious.
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INMA
Cleveland is known for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, its excellent hospitals and its terrible football team (sorry!). It's also home base for the annual Content Marketing World conference, which started in 2011 and now attracts 4,000 attendees.
The sheer magnitude of the facility — Huntington Convention Center spans 225,000 square feet — and the amount of content means you need a game plan.
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Join the celebration! Foxgloves changed the look and feel of gardening with unmatched dexterity, color, comfort and style. Foxgloves have earned the reputation for being “the gloves you love to wear!”
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Journalism.co.uk
TikTok has more than 500 million active monthly users, 66 percent of which are under 30. Journalists and newsrooms, however, do not tend to use the app. One of the first publishers to jump into this space is The Washington Post.
While it is not a place for breaking news, it can be used to build brand awareness and highlight viral content, according to Dave Jorgenson, The Washington Post, video producer.
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What's New in Publishing via Medium
"There is no doubt that AI will become the essential key to success for the publishing industry," says Colin Lovrinovic, MD of Gould Finch, a management consultancy.
Gould Finch and Frankfurter Buchmesse (international publishing industry's biggest trade fair) have collaborated on a recently published whitepaper, "The future impact of artificial intelligence on the publishing industry."
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Digiday
Publishers have a new platform traffic darling: Google Discover, a feed of recommended content that appears on all of Google's mobile homepages, and loads every time a mobile Chrome user opens up a new tab in their browser.
This past October, Google Discover drove more traffic to Vogue's international editions than Google Search did, said Sarah Marshall, head of audience growth for Vogue International at Condé Nast.
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What's New in Publishing
Here's some good news for publishers focusing on generating direct reader revenue. WAN-IFRA's recently published "World Press Trends 2019" report notes steady growth in digital revenues globally. Digital news subscriber numbers worldwide have increased 208% over five years to 2018, and are expected to grow by a further 13% in 2019.
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Make your garden come to life with Sunfinity® Sunflowers that thrive and bloom continuously all season long.
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With the widest selection of full-blooming varieties, Optimara continues to advance the industry with new plant varieties and innovative growing techniques, constantly refined over years of research and development. We create new, exciting plants and care products which are trend-setting and truly functional. Our effort is to continue offering customers a unique selection of flowers in a beautiful product line.
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Business 2 Community
Regardless if you're searching for a job, seeking a promotion or growing your business, building a personal brand can help you achieve these goals. More importantly, having your personal brand makes a great first impression and prevents others from tarnishing your good name. With that in mind, let's dive deeper into the benefits of having your personal brand on social media and how you'll be able to effectively create one.
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Social Media Today
Nothing is more frustrating than putting time into creating content, showing up on social media, working to ensure your captions are just right ... just to hear crickets.
Trust me, I've been there. After leaving my traditional 9-5, I had to figure out how to build my personal brand in order to attract clients to my brand new social media consultation and management business, faster than I ever had to before.
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Axios
Several of the biggest social media platforms are beginning to test changes that cut down on scorekeeping, discourage harassment and aim to improve users' well-being.
The unwinding of features such as public "like" counts could have a major impact on the multi-billion dollar businesses of social media companies, as well as the millions of brands and creators that rely on those features to fuel their own businesses.
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Memphis Magazine
The simplest of tricks often differentiates the appearance of a landscape installed by a professional and that installed by an amateur. One of those tricks is the way in which the edge of a planting bed or gravel bed is defined.
For a planting bed, amateurs might use no edging of any kind, allowing mulch to be the only visual separation between turf and bed, or maybe just dry stacked stone or rolled plastic edging.
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Post Bulletin
It's no-till November. The USDA National Resources Conservation Service is encouraging farmers to keep the stubble on harvested crop fields to improve soil health. The no-till November campaign was launched in 2017.
No-till has several benefits.
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KGUN-TV
The University of Arizona and Tucson (Arizona) Unified School District are working together to study how plants grow under solar panels.
Manzo Elementary School students tend a solar garden that has collected data for almost three years.
They compare experimental garden solar panels against a traditional sun garden to see which grows better.
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