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PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (WLOX) – At this time of year gardeners are very busy. It’s officially spring and for some garden centers, activity has not slowed down since. “A lot of times when certain plants are blooming right outside and people see them, it increases sales of those items,” saidRead More →
NORTH BAY – It’s a trend that local garden centers and nurseries started to see last year when the pandemic began, and with spring now upon us, shop owners in North Bay expect to see a situation similar this year. “There’s a lot of product last year that we didn’tRead More →
Although it is still too early to plant plants in the ground, Hanson’s Garden Village of Rhinelander is gearing up for what it expects to be another busy year. “We definitely feel the anxiety, I mean, or the interest and anxiety of gardeners who are like, ‘Are we going toRead More →
NEWINGTON, CT (WFSB) – Mother Nature should remind us that it’s still technically winter. Even though snow is expected later this week, local garden centers are still preparing to open to start the spring season. The Stonehedge Garden Center in Newington plans to open on Friday, as usual, as theyRead More →
The Garden Art Museum of Nanning International Garden Expo / China Architecture Design & Research Group © Guangyuan Zhang + 27 To share To share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/957790/the-garden-art-museum-of-nanning-international-garden-expo-china-architecture-design-and-research-group © Guangyuan Zhang Text description provided by the architects. The Garden Art Museum was the main venue ofRead More →
Book events Passage of the book: 51, boulevard Tamal Vista, Corte Madera; 415-927-0960; bookpassage.com. March 14: Kazuo Ishiguro discusses “Klara and the Sun” with Pico Iyer. 1 p.m. online. $ 35. Sign up online; March 14: Julia Turshen discusses “Simply Julia” with Pati Jinich. 4 p.m. online. Sign up online;Read More →
Owners of Harbinger and Harken Cafe Cameron Neal and Greer gilchrist, with the owners of Meeting Green Kendal Leonard and Sam metzger want to transform a 92-year-old building on the corner of Ashley Avenue and Wentworth Street into a garden cafe and store, inspired by concepts found in the UK.Read More →
“As the cannabis and hydroponics industries continue to evolve at a rapid pace, we are working to define what the next generation of garden centers will look like. Our Super Hydroponic garden centers will offer the widest choice, expert advice from our professional staff and first-rate customer service. They willRead More →