Written by Laura Thompson Landscape Design by Surroundings Studio Photography by Kate Russell Santa Fe is a city of superlatives, boasting the oldest state capital (1610), the oldest home (Pueblo, circa 1059) and the highest state capital (7,200 feet)—to name a few. But one of the most striking facts about this Southwestern gem is the number of days of sunlight annually (283) compared to the annual average rainfall (only 14 inches). In comparison with the US annual average of 205 days of …
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Timeless Beauty
WRITTEN BY Bek Mitchell-Kidd LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE BY Sunscapes Landscape Design, Inc. Gerry Crouch, FAPLD and Judy Drake, APLD …
Year-Round Refuge
WRITTEN BY Bek Mitchell-Kidd LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE BY SiteCreative ARCHITECTURE BY LDa Architecture & Interiors CONSTRUCTION BY Schumacher Landscape Construction PHOTOGRAPHY BY SiteCreative …
The New Frontier in Farming
WRITTEN BY Bek Mitchell-Kidd PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY Vertical Harvest At an altitude of over 6,000 feet, a Jackson Hole winter can last until May, making the produce-growing season only a few months long. This shortened season creates the need for hundreds of thousands of pounds of food to be trucked into the area each year. Enter Vertical Harvest co-founders Penny McBride and Nona Yehia, who spent more than six years working with industry experts and local community leaders to develop a model …
