Visitors to downtown may experience a piece of whimsy and wonder if they are heading to the storefront at 111 E. Fourth St., where a library currently houses a fairy village. Jenny Sparks / Loveland Reporter-Herald Leah Mowery, right, and Janna Flores, far right, are reflected in a window displayingRead More →
Students and families at Grandview Elementary School recently participated in a family engagement night called “Growing Our Minds at Grandview”. Mrs. Amy Casey explained: “The culminating activity was the construction of a beautiful school-wide garden art sculpture. After participating in a school counselor lesson on developing a positive mindset, studentsRead More →
GrowGeneration, a chain of hydroponic and organic garden centers, strengthens its presence in Michigan by signing an asset purchase agreement to acquire HGS Hydro, the third largest hydroponic garden chain in the country. The regional chain operates six stores across Michigan with a seventh on the way; the retailer generatedRead More →
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TeamLabs Tokyo Floating Flower Garden teamLabs Tokyo teamLab Planets Tokyo has just announced plans to open a new garden area with two interactive garden art installations to celebrate the museum’s third anniversary in Japan. There will be a total of two very different gardens that will open to the public:Read More →
VAN DYNE – Do you like unique gardens, buying art and supporting local causes? Nestled on W8166 Korth Road, Burdocks and Rust of Van Dyne, Bob and Julie Kissinger is a historic farmhouse where all buildings on the property have been maintained to retain the historic charm. From July 30Read More →
It may have taken a few years after I first asked “And that?” but Ben and Tim Stover got their answer from Steve Solario on June 15, when they signed paperwork making them the new owners of Conley’s Garden Center and Landscaping. Conversations between the brothers led Ben to visitRead More →
WAITE PARK – If you’re like me, your house probably turned into a greenhouse during the pandemic. That being said, if you’re anything like me, a lot of these plants have probably wilted or died as well. So in an effort to become a better plant parent, I met TomRead More →
The City of Kennesaw has issued the following press release on the Kennesaw Art and Culture Commission (KACC) Spring 2021 Garden Art Poles competition. Kennesaw, Georgia (July 21, 2021) – The Kennesaw Arts and Culture Commission (KACC) is pleased to announce that the winning designs for our Spring 2021 GardenRead More →
A black shop saleswoman won a claim after claiming her manager said she was “company filth”. Aaliyah Stretch, who was one of the only black staff working at the Covent Garden store, corrected manager Silvia Georghe after mispronouncing her name. An employment tribunal heard from Mrs Georghe and then toldRead More →
During Cultivate’21, Katie Dubow, President of Garden Media Group, shared the 2022 Garden Trends Report: Crisis to Innovation. As the industry emerges from COVID-19 and heads for a renaissance, customers are responding by spending more money. Retailers can capitalize on the revolution by focusing on the individual and emphasizing customerRead More →
During Cultivate’21, Katie Dubow, President of Garden Media Group, shared the 2022 Garden Trends Report: Crisis to Innovation. As the industry emerges from COVID-19 and heads for a renaissance, customers are responding by spending more money. Retailers can capitalize on the revolution by focusing on the individual and emphasizing customerRead More →
As the industry gathered for Cultivate’21, we joined two Independent Garden Center Tours hosted by AmericanHort to explore six of Central Ohio’s most innovative and unique stores. Take a virtual tour below for ideas and inspiration. Greendigs design studio Grandview Heights, Ohio Greendigs Design Studio, a garden retail space designedRead More →
“The ReachArts 2021 Garden Art Walk is an outdoor community event that encourages Swampscott residents to share their art, gardens, nature and friendships. This event is open to everyone, whether you are presenting your art, your garden, your yard or your planter! We need gardens, artists, volunteers and sponsors forRead More →
The Garden Art Fair is back at Reiman Gardens this year for its 18th season after being canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The event, which features nature-inspired artwork by more than 50 artists, will be held Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “We have a lotRead More →
In a Facebook post, a tea garden staff member revealed that the establishment was due to close in the coming days after employees were instructed to self-isolate through the NHS tracing system. The popular tea house has hosted distinguished guests ( Image: Facebook) An official at a historic tea gardenRead More →