BRO WITH THE FLOW: Terence (left) and Jim Smith are talented and hardworking artists and artisans. (Photos by Victoria Ford) Jim and Terence Smith are brothers and business partners in Garden State Surf & Art, where they display and sell handmade goods and antiques, build custom art frames, collect reclaimedRead More →
A CARE home in Macclesfield, Cheshire, is set to transform its garden after one of its team members won a coveted national scholarship. Jasmin Lanzaderas, a nurse at Hollins Park on Victoria Road, plans to create a therapeutic garden space for residents. His ideas include a greenhouse, a water feature,Read More →
The delicate nature of folded paper meets the massive stature of metal sculpture during Origami in the Garden from May 7 to October 16 at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. The traveling exhibit features 18 installations of nearly 70 larger-than-life sculptures inspired by origami – the age-old Japanese art of paperRead More →
Winchester Hospice’s Psalm 23 garden, which won a gold medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2021 as well as best sanctuary garden and best building in its class, was designed and created by multi-award winning designer Sarah Eberle . After last September’s exhibition, the garden, which brings the famousRead More →
While projects combining businesses and housing in multi-story buildings have become more popular in the area, Mission Viejo planning officials say this type of “mixed-use” development does not fit the identity of the town. community. A developer interested in replacing the Garden Plaza with a five-story, 234-unit apartment complex aboveRead More →
Thing Kane and Joanna McNeill, of Pet and Garden Supplies (which is rebranding as HydroGarden), in Christchurch District Court after an earlier appearance. Kane was back in court on Tuesday after charges against Joanna were dropped. A pet and garden supply store operator who used his horticultural expertise and theRead More →
Winter Garden, Florida is a charming, historic village that has experienced an incredible renaissance. In fact, there is so much to do that one visit may not be enough. Thirty minutes west of downtown Orlando, a stop in this former citrus city founded in 1908 is well worth your time.Read More →
At least for now, there’s no reason for the traditional meat industry to have a lot of beef with producers of plant-based burgers and other meat alternatives, according to new research. The study showed that while sales and market share of next-generation plant-based meat substitutes have increased in recent years,Read More →
County Antrim’s Glenarm Castle and Garden opened to visitors for a new season on Saturday 9th April 2022. Details Glenarm Castle and Garden includes a walled garden, tea room, glamping pods, mini Land Rover experience, e-bike hire, castle shop and visitor centre, pizza pavilion and a milk parlor that sellsRead More →
Pit master John Lewis has traveled back and forth between his home in Charleston, South Carolina, and his childhood home in El Paso, Texas at least a dozen times to compile inspiration, decorations, supplies and suppliers for his new Holy City restaurant, Rancho Lewis. “One time he came back withRead More →
The Brooklyn Botanical Garden may not be hosting its annual Sakura Matsuri festival this year, but you can still catch its blooms and live performances by Japanese bands this spring! BBG hosts three weekends full of laid-back and pop-up music and dance performances, opportunities to talk with BBG gardeners, craftRead More →
LAKEWOOD, Ohio — When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many people spent their time at home working on their lawns and gardens, causing demand issues. Problems persist for some garden centers as inflation takes its toll. Gardening is something Paul Bilyk says he always enjoyed. ” I like helping people. IRead More →
By Diane Miller, UCCE master gardener Posted April 10, 2022 06:19 Sweet potato growing at Chinese camp student garden El If you plant a garden of delicious edibles, you can look forward to your harvest. When you plant your own garden, not only do you get theRead More →
Excited for gardening season, but don’t have the space for rows and rows of your favorite Pennsylvania produce? For the impatient green thumb with limited or no outdoor space, farmers and growers in Center County offer a host of tips and tricks for getting the biggest harvest from some ofRead More →
“We sold the house to launch the TR Home and Garden store in Alford” Schedule An icon of a desktop calendar. Cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon ofRead More →
It offers the “most impressive panoramic view” of a biblical oasis. (Postcard by Peggy | The Salt Lake Tribune) Photo by Michael Stack. | April 9, 2022, 10:20 p.m. | Update: 10:37 p.m. Editor’s Note • The Salt Lake Tribune’s senior religious editor, Peggy Fletcher Stack, is on assignment inRead More →
WICHITA — As spring weather returns to the area, Sedgwick County Extension Master Gardeners — in partnership with area garden clubs — want to help the community make the most of a new gardening season. Together they will host the first-ever Spring Garden Fair, May 5-7, at the Sedgwick CountyRead More →
I arrived at the cafe in the Squires Garden Center shortly after noon on Wednesday April 6th and was surprised to see the place thriving, full of families, older and younger couples as well as a hat oddity trapper hooked to two phones. , an A5 notepad and a penRead More →
Sedgwick County Extension Master Gardeners have teamed up with area garden clubs to organize a new event in the community. The first-ever Spring Garden Fair will combine two popular events: the Tool and Treasure Sale and the Plant Sale. They will also have other activities that will make this fairRead More →
Creating a beautiful plant display in your home or garden doesn’t have to cost a fortune. You can easily add a touch of vintage glam or modern chic by reusing or recycling old furniture or other household items. Here we take a look at some great DIY plant stand ideasRead More →
A member of Olive Garden’s STAFF has revealed the simple trick to make your breadstick order online taste as good as eating in. Posting on Reddit, the employee shared his knowledge of the chain’s famous breadsticks. 1 The Olive Garden staff member shared some company secrets on Reddit The originalRead More →
A community institution in Littleton has given its workers and customers five months’ notice before closing for the foreseeable future. O’Toole’s Garden Centers owner Adele O’Toole announced late last month that she would close the 31-year-old family store on South Federal Boulevard on August 31. The company’s sites in WestminsterRead More →
Inot 2013, former firefighter Brad Kellum and his then girlfriend Jennifer Ziemianin Kellum founded the herbal soap company Buff City Soap. Since then, the couple – now married – have expanded to locations in 11 states, including Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia. Photo: Eric England Buff CityRead More →
Spring has arrived and the green-fingered residents of Rhondda Cynon Taf can return to the Maesnewydd Garden Center and Coffee Shop for all their “garden goodies” – for the first time in two years. Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is delighted that the Maesnewydd Garden Center and Coffee Shop in AberdareRead More →
April 6, 2022 PRESS RELEASE Apple Myeongdong opens Saturday, April 9 in South Korea Apple collaborates with renowned artists across all genres for new Today at Apple sessions celebrating Korean culture Seoul, South Korea Apple today unveiled Apple Myeongdong, a new retail store located in the center of Seoul’s busyRead More →
STAMFORD, CT – Pacific Street in Stamford is about to get a facelift. On Tuesday, Gov. Ned Lamont announced that the state is giving $45 million to 12 municipalities under the new Connecticut Communities Challenge grant program. The funds are intended to stimulate the vibrancy and livability of the community.Read More →
Cape Town, Cairo, Beijing, Montreal and… Paducah? That’s right – UNESCO named the small western Kentucky town right next to these global heavyweights a Creative City in 2013, a hub of innovation, where arts and culture drive innovation. thoughtful development in the 21st century. If you’re surprised to find PaducahRead More →
Gosport’s brand new garden center will be open to visitors for the first time next week. Located off Barrington Close, the Alver Garden Center is described as an ideal meeting place to keep visitors happy whatever the weather. Your local garden center group, which also runs the Stansted Park GardenRead More →
This article was written by Kristen Canan, Greenhouse Assistant, Parkview Community Greenhouse. Starting garden seeds indoors is a great way to get a head start on your summer garden. By following a few simple steps, you can bring a little spring into your home despite the cold, gloomy weather outside.Read More →
All photos courtesy of Russell’s Garden Center At Russell’s Garden Center, Russell-Skehan notes that they have been charged with surprise ocean and container surcharges. However, one of the biggest problems is that the merchandise hasn’t even arrived yet, which causes even more stress and frustration. As the industry grapples withRead More →
It may not be very hot right now, but we’re hoping for a bright and sunny spring season – a season where vibrant colors fill the front yards and windowsills of apartments in every millennial trying to fill a void. Our favorite spots to dye your thumbs green? The GlowRead More →
READERS have reacted to the news that the restaurant at a Wirral Garden center has been forced to close due to ‘spiraling’ hospitality costs. A sign at the entrance to the restaurant at the Port Sunlight Garden Center this week read: “The restaurant is now closed. “Unfortunately, spiraling costs inRead More →
FORT HUNT, VA – The start of gardening season coincides with the return of a popular event at River Farm. The River Farm Spring Market in Alexandria will be held this Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 40 vendors will attend, offering a great selectionRead More →
A charity has denounced the fact that equidae were being ‘dumped’ cheaply or for free after a donkey foal that was donated was housed in an unsuitable garden, calling its mother. In February, the team at Donkey Sanctuary Ireland received a call from the new owner of the nearly four-month-oldRead More →
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Garden’s Gate Garden Center and Landscaping, 611 Dayton Road, Ottawa, opens for the season on Monday, April 11. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The garden center sells annuals, perennials, ornamental shrubs and trees, houseplants, gifts, home and garden items, and also offers professional landscaping services.Read More →
ATHENS, Ala. A fire that broke out in a turbine building at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Generating Station in northern Alabama was extinguished by a Tennessee Valley Authority crew with no injuries, the utility said Monday. . The fire, which began on Saturday afternoon, occurred at the plant’s Unit 3Read More →
This Saturday at Sharlot Hall Museum, help launch the Museum’s 2022 Living History Adventure program series! Living history interpreters portray frontier life in Prescott in the Museum’s historic buildings and grounds. This month, they welcome spring by putting their hands in the garden! Spring meant preparing the garden and cookingRead More →
Several updates have been made to the interior layout of the center to create a smoother experience for customers. It has been made brighter and lighter with the installation of sustainable LED lighting. Changes have also been made to the outdoor plant space to create a more convivial space. NickRead More →
Pictured above: A path through Rick Darke’s garden. | Photo by Rick Darke There’s an old gardening adage that you should never make drastic changes to your garden the first year you move into a place, but that adage is also true if you’re just taking a look at theRead More →
FILE – In this photo provided by the Nevada Department of Wildlife, a Dixie Valley toad sits on grass in the Dixie Valley, Nevada, April 6, 2009. The US Fish and Wildlife Service has temporarily listed a rare northern Nevada toad as endangered on an on an emergency basis inRead More →
The official opening date for Gosport’s brand new garden center has been confirmed. The Alver Valley Garden Center will finally welcome customers for the first time on Monday, April 11 when doors open at 9 a.m. It will include a grand café, children’s play area, restrooms, ice cream bar andRead More →
The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance (SPAA) has announced a brunch garden party in April, the Hats Off To Performing Arts Gala. Held in the gardens of the Rutland-Farley Estate overlooking South St. Pete’s Bay, the event will honor SPAA’s inaugural “Arts Lawyer of the Year,” Melissa Seixas, State Chair ofRead More →
Despite relinquishing a 3-0 lead in the third period, the Flyers earned a 4-3 shootout win Sunday night over the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Kevin Hayes posted the lone score in the skills competition as the Flyers survived New York’s furious comeback attempt. Cam York, Owen Tippett and JoelRead More →
Soldiers carry the coffin of 40-year-old senior lieutenant Oliynyk Dmytro during his funeral ceremony, after being killed in action, outside the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Lviv, western Ukraine , Saturday, April 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Nariman El-Mofty) Nariman El-Mofty PA The Russian military said it struck anRead More →
Welcome back, Scottsdale! Here’s everything you need to know to get your Monday off to a good start. First, today’s weather forecast: Quite sunny. High: 85 Low: 60. Click here to feature your business in this spot. Here are today’s top stories in Scottsdale: ICYMI: Zach Haugen, a high schoolRead More →
This is the stunning view from the garden of one of three pubs in Pensford just a 20 minute drive south of Bristol. Less than a thousand people live there, but the village has become a mecca for tourists in recent years. Pensford may be small, but a post-Covid renaissanceRead More →
Less than a thousand people live there, but this village has become a mecca for tourists in recent years. Pensford may be small, but a post-Covid renaissance has meant its rich history paired with the beauty of the surrounding area lures visitors like moths to a flame. Nestled between BathRead More →
Choosing the Best Garden Hose for Large Lawns Watering the lawn isn’t the most exciting chore, but it’s essential to keeping your lawn healthy and fresh, especially if you have a large yard. The right garden hose for your garden depends on how often you plan to water, your particularRead More →
New homes could still be built on the site of a former garden center in Windsor. Next Wednesday (April 6), councilors from Windsor and Ascot’s Development Management Committee will consider developer Square Bay’s latest plan to build 30 homes at Squires Garden Centre. The new plans call for a blockRead More →
Dobbies are working alongside The World of Peter Rabbit to celebrate the iconic rabbit’s 120th birthday with an exclusive Easter breakfast at the Hyde Road shop. The event will be held April 14-18 and will include gardening fun and a Peter Rabbit giveaway as well as meal options including aRead More →
April 01, 2022 A spring exhibit at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts will celebrate Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) and her botanical imagery and reverence for nature. Kahlo is considered one of the most important artists of the 20th century. His body of work, comprising some 250 paintings andRead More →
The Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, the Southwest’s largest home show, returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale Friday, May 6 until Sunday, May 8 and will offer free crafts for mothers and children on Mother’s Day! Experience the joy of a Dream Closet and get the chance to walk awayRead More →
Photo: courtesy of the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden blue morpho butterfly Butterfly lovers rejoice: the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is now home to 30 species of neotropical butterflies. The zoo’s butterfly aviary, located inside the World of the Insect building, will house butterfly species like the leafwing tiger,Read More →
Soon you’ll be able to trade orchids in an iconic British bungalow between listening to gardening lectures. Owned by the English when they settled in Coimbatore, then by T Stanes and Company, this heritage site is now a garden centre. Taking inspiration from garden centers overseas, Kalyani Narayanan, Senior ManagerRead More →
Once upon a time, giant supermarkets dominated the market, acting as a one-stop-shop for everything but the kitchen sink. However, in recent years their popularity has declined with the opening of smaller, “city-safe” versions, consumer shopping habits have begun to change, and the “weekly department store” has fallen out ofRead More →
A new restaurant is coming to a garden center in Derbyshire as it undergoes a major expansion. The transformation has begun at Garden King in Park Road, Newhall, which had its busiest year ever in 2021 despite being closed due to Covid. Its car park has already almost tripled fromRead More →
Major changes are made to a popular garden center as it undergoes a major expansion and upgrades. Garden King, in Park Road, Newhall, is halfway through a major transformation after having its busiest year last year, despite closures due to the coronavirus pandemic. It has already seen its car parkRead More →
Only an April Fool could complain about the early spring that is offered to us. My daffodils have come and gone before, but it’s hard to resist the old adage, “Don’t plant anything before April 15th.” again.” Thank goodness a lot of orchids and onions to pass around: AN ORCHIDRead More →
All Russian troops that occupied the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have now left the site, officials said in kyiv, as heavy fighting continues to rage on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital and on other fronts. “There are no more foreigners on the territory of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant,”Read More →
All photos courtesy of AHS MOUNT VERNON, VA – The American Horticultural Society (AHS) is celebrating its 100th anniversary by staying at River Farm along the banks of the Potomac River in Mount Vernon. And his neighbors couldn’t be happier. With River Farm now secured as the permanent home ofRead More →
Milkweed is the liver of the garden world. You know it’s good — good for pollinators in general, and monarchs in particular. In fact, milkweed is the only plant that monarch butterflies lay their eggs on and that provides food for monarch caterpillars. It is also a major source ofRead More →
Jenna Alexander Studio and Sunday Gathering Table are gearing up to hold their Secret Garden Market from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday, April 2 at 73 San Marco Ave., St. Augustine. The event will give residents and visitors the opportunity to connect with artisans as they shop for local products andRead More →
The idea of supporting Ukraine amid the Russian invasion began at a Winnipeg garden centre, which is now scrambling to keep up with the outpouring of generosity. Ron Paul Garden Center recently began offering blue and yellow roses for $2 each, along with a request for donations. All donations andRead More →
New Jersey, United States – This Center Pole Outdoor Umbrella Market The report provides a comprehensive overview of significant aspects that will drive market growth such as market drivers, restraints, prospects, opportunities, restraints, current trends, and technical and industrial advancements. The detailed study of the industry, the development and improvementRead More →
Peterborough Matters were based at the Van Hage Garden Center this week and enjoyed the sunshine in the cafe before today’s cloudy weather fell. We were lucky to have sunshine on Monday and it was clearly a busy place, with shoppers looking at pots and plants, new furniture sets andRead More →
BOSTON — More than 400 female hockey players gathered at TD Garden on Monday, all there for the fourth annual Women’s Hockey Day, presented by Wasabi Technologies. There were little girls wearing pink Boston Bruins jerseys and leggings, girls with confident skating strides, and others just trying to navigate theRead More →
There were huge queues as a new £1million Home Bargains store with its own garden center opened in Tamworth last weekend. Home Bargains and Garden World officially opened at 8am on Saturday March 26 and staff described its launch day as “mega busy” and “breathtaking”. The company has invested aroundRead More →
Guest experience is at the heart of the hospitality industry, and there’s no better place to deliver an experience than on the rooftop. As part of a series, Hotel News Now asked hoteliers how they’ve invested in rooftop spaces – including pools, gardens and bars – to generate revenue andRead More →
BROWNSVILLE, Texas – In a Zoom interview with the Rio Grande Guardian International News ServiceHelen Ramirez discussed the five-story Hilton Garden Inn offered by Pineapple RE Holdings. Ramirez is Deputy City Manager for the Town of Brownsville and Executive Director of the Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation. Last month, the BrownsvilleRead More →
TROY — In 2014, Samantha Nass moved from New York to Saratoga Springs with her husband, leaving behind a 20-year career in the financial industry to pursue a lifelong passion of opening a flower shop. Samantha Nass Floral Design operated as an appointment-based business in its early years – cateringRead More →
There’s no excuse not to work out at this lovely countryside property, the gym and pool are just up the driveway – literally on the doorstep and in your own garden. This house is rather notable as it has its own leisure center in the garden called Four Seasons HealthRead More →
The spring sunshine has likely drawn people to their local garden center as they look to upgrade their outdoor space. It is well known that getting out and enjoying nature does the greatest good for our mental health. In Bristol, temperatures reached 18C this weekend, and people took advantage asRead More →
Winter tried to put up a last fight, but the flowers were blooming as the Greensburg Garden Center held its annual convention Spring Tea. Returning from a two-year pandemic hiatus, the event took place at Maplewood Presbyterian Church in Hempfield on Saturday. “There’s a snowstorm outside, but the mood hereRead More →
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has shared its list of Plant Gold Medal Winners for 2022. The Plant Gold Medal Program was established by PHS in 1979 to celebrate and showcase beautiful, easy-to-grow plant species. , ideal for home gardening. Each year, a committee of horticultural experts meets to evaluate trees,Read More →
As we enter our first days of spring, attention seems to be focused on our gardens and outdoor spaces, inspiring a visit to the garden center. With plants blooming again and the climate warming, many will want to invest in new flowers, or perhaps even outdoor furniture, to make theRead More →
The Hogansville Pine Needle Garden Club honored one of its longtime members Friday, March 18 during a special memorial service at the LaGrange Active Life Center. Theresa “Tee” Hug Borders, Hogansville resident and member of the Pine Needle Garden Club, died on January 27, 2022. To honor her love forRead More →
Spring is in the air, which means it’s also home improvement season. The Erie Home and Garden Expo kicked off Thursday, March 25 at the Bayfront Convention Center. “It’s really a good attendance. We had a very large number of people who came through the door and you can seeRead More →
by Robert Tann, Colorado Community Media • Published on March 26, 2022 • Last modified on March 24, 2022 LITTLETON, Colo. — O’Toole’s Garden Center in Littleton, a beloved family business for more than 30 years, announced it will close Aug. 31 after selling its property to a developer. AdeleRead More →
As we wandered around the country with Hannah and Brandon Setzer, they introduced us to their chickens and kids and talked about their elderberry business and the four foster sons they adopted and their ambitious plans for a playground. games accessible in Powhatan County that would be adjacent to aRead More →
NEWS FROM KATY MAGAZINE March 25, 2022 By Natalie Cook-Clark The Katy Home and Garden Show celebrates its 16th anniversary and new location at the Katy ISD Ag Center this weekend. The popular event will also feature the Spring Gift Market, food trucks and double the exhibits from previous events.Read More →
At the site in the village of Glenarm in County Antrim, visitors can discover the historic castle, the walled garden, the tea room and the many unique experiences including glamping pods with ocean views, Ireland’s first Mini Land Rover experience, e-bike hire, Castle Shop & Welcome Centre, Pizza Pavilion andRead More →
A new initiative has been launched in Lanarkshire in memory of mums and mother figures who are no longer with us this Mother’s Day. Colleagues at Funeral cooperative Bellshill Center invite community members to plant seeds in memory of their loved ones. Those interested in honoring and paying tribute toRead More →
Ada Krasinsky, left, and Jani Westcott, both of Oak Park, go plant shopping Friday, July 2, 2021, at Empowering Gardens Flower Shop on Madison Street in Forest Park, Illinois | Alex Rogals/Staff Photographer Thursday, March 24, 2022 || By Tom Holmes/Forest Park Review || @maywoodnews Ana Solares and Richard BigginsRead More →
Most gardeners generally agree that for small spaces and container gardens, leafy greens and herbs are the best introductions to growing your own food. Tomatoes can be easily grown in a pot, but you can even make them larger. Kirschenbaum suggests being pretty and useful: “For south-facing balconies, grow LittleRead More →
Milagro Center, which provides after-school academic and cultural arts programs to underserved children and teens in Delray Beach, will host the 2nd Annual Spring Garden Tea Party as part of its Women’s Empowerment Series on April 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., outside. in his community art garden, 346Read More →
The Walk and Bike Challenge sponsored by Garden Re-Leaf Ranging from 10 to 100 miles, this year’s Sponsored Walk and Cycle Challenge saw 57 walkers and 12 cyclists enjoy a glorious sunny day in the heart of Buckinghamshire. Beginning and ending at the Dobbies World’s End Garden Center in Wendover,Read More →
But where to start ? In this weekly new feature, the “Journal” visits the Springrowth Garden Center in Springtown to chat with owner, Cyril Quinn. Cyril gives all the tips and tricks he has to beautify your garden. This week he talks about giving the garden a general order. ButRead More →
Published: 2:00 PM March 24, 2022 It has attracted hordes of new customers during lockdown and due to its continued success a garden center near the NDR is hoping to expand. The Beeston Garden Center and Farm Shop on B1150 North Walsham Road just outside Norwich has been run byRead More →
Flourish is a new evidence and research based community mental health pilot initiative being developed in Sligo/Leitrim in conjunction with the HSE and mental health charity, Havin’ a Laugh. Once established and evaluated, it is hoped that the model will be extended to other communities in Ireland. Research points outRead More →
Robert Tannrtann@coloradocommunitymedia.com O’Toole’s Garden Center in Littleton, a beloved family business for over 30 years, has announced it will close on August 31 after selling its property to a developer. Adele O’Toole, whose late husband Jim founded the garden centre, said the decision was not easy. “I didn’t look toRead More →
Upright Standing 23 feet tall and weighing 2,300 pounds, a huge garden trowel appears to have fallen from the sky and landed right in the middle of Rockefeller Center. It’s a sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, which was unveiled on Tuesday as a tribute to New York’sRead More →
Welcome to the Bay Area Bucket List, where readers suggest things to do around the bay, and we go out and do them. Got an idea for something to do or a question you want answered? Send it to us! Today, Joe C. asks us to discover the Japanese TeaRead More →
Robert Tannrtann@coloradocommunitymedia.com O’Toole’s Garden Center in Littleton, a beloved family business for over 30 years, has announced it will close on August 31 after selling its property to a developer. Adele O’Toole, whose late husband Jim founded the garden centre, said the decision was not easy. “I didn’t look toRead More →
FILE – The Abbott Laboratories manufacturing plant is shown in Sturgis, Michigan September 23, 2010. Federal safety inspectors say infant formula maker Abbott failed to maintain sanitary conditions at the Michigan manufacturing plant recently linked to a cluster of childhood illnesses. The Food and Drug Administration began investigating the plantRead More →
22n/a March 2022 Covent Garden will showcase a range of exciting new pop-ups and activations across the estate, bringing beauty fans the latest must-haves from the world of cosmetics, skincare and fragrance LIVE arrives in Covent Garden for the first time from March 23 to April 2 with an exclusiveRead More →
Did you know that the Garden has a volunteer program just for teenagers? This year-round program allows teenagers who love nature and the garden to participate in volunteer service-learning projects, career development opportunities and the exploration of nature and fun. with science. “One of the ways the Garden’s mission advancesRead More →
Shortly after New Jersey native Stan Gray moved to Savannah, Georgia in 2005, he decided to show Lowcountry gardeners something they had never seen before. His parents raised him among tall bearded irises at their Gray’s Iris Garden in Montvale, New Jersey, an award-winning private hobby-turned-public garden they opened eachRead More →
Devon Perry has been named the new executive director of the Garden State Wine Growers Association, a coalition of more than 50 New Jersey wineries and vineyards that supports the Garden State wine industry through information, resources and advocacy. . Perry succeeds longtime executive director Tom Cosentino, who died lastRead More →
Annual visit to the demonstration food forest of Benicia and Vallejo: 9am-4pm April 23, Benicia and Vallejo. Visit demonstration edible gardens irrigated with greywater and learn simple techniques you can apply to your own backyard to create a vibrant, food-producing ecosystem that uses water wisely. Check in and receive directionsRead More →
WASHINGTON, DC, March 21, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ — According to the Mesothelioma Compensation Center, “If you are a former repairman at a power plant anywhere in the United States and have just been diagnosed with mesothelioma – or their family, please call attorney Erik Karst of Karst von Oiste Law FirmRead More →
No matter how long he plays in the NBA, Donovan Mitchell will be asked about coming home and restoring the New York Knicks to their original glory days. While Mitchell knows the questions are coming and his answer always stays the same, he still admits there’s something special going onRead More →
Above / Full plots and half plots are available for space in Ron Ory’s Community Garden plots where sunflowers are known to grow a lot! (PN file photo) Naperville Park District will begin open registration for garden plots for the 2022 season at the plots of Ron Ory’s community gardenRead More →
A concept drawing of the planned brewery and tavern for Boalsburg. Those involved in the project hope it will be open by mid-autumn. Photo provided A bar and beer garden are in the works for Boalsburg, which the owners hope will become a community asset and showcase the work atRead More →
On May 10, 2017, a young garden customer inspecting a cell pack starts at a nursery to ensure her purchases are sound and have been properly taken care of. (Jeff Lowenfels via AP) PA Many gardeners don’t start all their plants from seed. We buy “starters” or seedlings – nurseryRead More →
summer brazilUCCE of El Dorado County Master Gardener Conifers, like pines and cedars, are not the only type of evergreen plants. Conifers are considered any plant that does not go dormant and keeps its leaves all year round. Evergreens play a prominent role in a garden plan. Interspersed with deciduousRead More →
This post expresses the views and opinions of the authors and not necessarily those of The Sun Times News management or staff. It’s the Evening Primrose Garden Club (EPGC) 16th Annual Garage Sale – It’s Huge, It’s Indoors & It’s FREE Admission! Held rain or shine, 8 a.m. to 4Read More →
Paul, Ken and George Goodfellow in 1991 A Ramsgate circuit board company that started out in a garden shed in Minnis Bay celebrates its 60th anniversary today (March 20). Minnitron Ltd, one of the oldest PCB (printed circuit board) manufacturers in the UK, was established by George Goodfellow. George wasRead More →
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has officially opened a new £30million Conference and Exhibition Centre. Mr Johnson unveiled a plaque in the reception hall of the new building, in Blackpool, which is located in the historic Winter Gardens, on the second and final day of the Conservative Party’s Spring Conference. ItRead More →
Every time the price of groceries increases, there is an increased interest in vegetable gardening and food preservation. Unfortunately, it also means higher prices at garden centers and difficulty finding seeds, plants and canning supplies. Sometimes it feels like you can’t win, but there are ways to optimize your gardeningRead More →
HELENA–Mont. The Helena Building Association (HBIA) is hosting its 28th Annual Home and Garden Show. The event works with various companies in the industry for help builders, contractors, suppliers and owners get their spring and summer projects started. Featured vendors, like Helena Sand and Gravel, Mattress Firm and Bath Planet,Read More →
POTATOES can be cooked in several ways: baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, fries, jacket potatoes, potato salad, etc. You can also grow this vegetable at home, and while you’ll save money, it’s also nice to enjoy a planting day in your garden. 1 Learn how to grow potatoes. How to growRead More →
Ornamental growers have a powerful tool to help manage difficult diseases such as Fusarium, leaf spots, Botrytis, powdery mildew and more with Syngenta’s Postiva fungicide registration. Postiva is approved by the United States Environmental Protection Agency for use in ornamental nurseries, greenhouses, and residential and commercial landscapes. Postiva is theRead More →
The Frances Anderson Center (FAC) celebrated its reopening this week after being closed to visitors due to COVID. FAC will be open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. They invite you to check out the upgrades they made duringRead More →
As we officially say goodbye to winter this weekend, it’s time to start planning all our outdoor projects. Whether you want to add beautiful blooms near your mailbox or build a relaxing oasis in your garden with a water feature, these local nurseries and garden centers will help you getRead More →
Award-winning Up the Garden Bath is back in Queensgate following the success of its first pop-up store before last Christmas. The new store will be in the Westgate Arcade and will run until April 14. She will offer a range of upcycled garden products created by the social enterprise, includingRead More →
MANITOWOC, Wis. — It’s humid in the greenhouses at Hartman’s Towne & Country Greenhouse in Manitowoc. What do you want to know Heating costs and gas prices drive up costs in greenhouses A number of greenhouses and garden centers say consumers can expect to see higher prices this year COVID-19Read More →
Think of an item – any item – that you could use in home decor. Chances are someone is now selling a version with color-changing LED lights. “Get your glow,” suggests the Pottery Barn Teen website, describing that retailer’s $399 remote-controlled take on a bedroom staple. “Backlit with an ombreRead More →
The marathon known as Spring is about to begin and you want to stay ahead of the race. But where to start ? Faced with a daunting to-do list and limited time, you feel more than a little dizzy. Fortunately, Jackie Panek, annual and perennial director of the Wolf HillRead More →
April Fool’s Day is coming, which means you need to be on the lookout for scammers – but this April Fool’s Day event is no joke. Bar Dough, the restaurant at 2227 West 32nd Avenue that serves some of the best modern Italian cuisine in the city, is transforming intoRead More →
“Escape from the Garden” (AKA: Tracy in the Kitchen) – Sandra Cruze Photo credit: Sarah Hunter. A theatrical review of Two heads are better productions’ “Escape From The Garden” (aka “Tracy in the Kitchen”) written by Sarah Hunter, directed by Marianne Davis and continues through March 27 at the TwoRead More →