There is this thing called taflan, right—sometimes everyone understands something different. When I first started out, I used to say “taflan, you know, the hedge…
After a long time, one evening—quite suddenly—I opened Memories of the Alhambra again, a Korean series I had watched before and loved. But this time,…
As urban life becomes denser, ornamental plants have started to be evaluated not only as an aesthetic element, but also through criteria such as spatial…
Loving nature is often a well-intentioned starting point, but on its own it is not enough. For many years, I delivered 2–5-day Ecological Literacy Trainings…
When people mention Spanish broom, many immediately picture hillsides that suddenly turn yellow in summer. You know that look from a distance—almost as if “something…
In the world of urban planning and design—especially in the minds of mayors—there is often a recurring illusion:…
Planting a fruit tree in the garden is actually like a small “investment in the future.” That thin little stem you hold in your hand…
Pruning is not simply “cutting”; while shaping a plant, you are also managing a wound. The wrong pruner crushes the branch; the right one tends…
When you see mealybugs for the first time, two things usually happen. First, you lean in and think, “Wait… is that cotton?” Then you look…
In recent years, Turkey has been facing a worrying period of drought that has drifted away from the rainfall patterns many of us were used…
Is it enough to design a city together with nature by reducing nature only to green spaces allocated at ground level? Does the limited availability…
Now imagine this: You are at a pedestrian crossing. You are waiting for the green light to cross the street.As soon as the light turns…
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