Last but not least, the cork oak (Quercus suber) is noteworthy due to its spongy, hydrophobic bark. To appreciate this evergreen tree, observe a row of them growing along the west side of the Van ...

Largely popular decades ago, natural cork is quickly regaining its lost turf as a major flooring choice. Why? Cork tiles are a natural, renewable product; warm, comfortable and quiet underfoot ...

can be scratched and is susceptible to furniture damage Cork is actually the bark of the cork oak tree. Bark naturally splits periodically – around every nine to 15 years – and can be safely harvested ...

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More architects are using biophilic design — the idea of integrating nature into design to enhance our connection to nature.

If you have a green thumb or you have a love for orchids, Hershey Gardens is hosting its annual Orchid Show and Sale. The ...