The very last green shoots from the Western Garden Centers near Trolley Square could be a year or more away, but the news of its permanent closure is sad and empty for many Salt Lake Valley growers. Longtime owner Lon Clayton says Utah’s darling garden variety paradise at 550 S.Read More →
If there is a predictable constant among the many recent transformations of New York Cityof the built environment is the remarkable speed with which a rezoning diet can change a neighborhood. The former industrial areas of Long Island City and West Chelsea both underwent rezoning processes that prompted the creationRead More →
Published: 06:45 am December 24, 2021 Update: 08:27 30 December 2021 Their business started as a seedling and is now a 20 year old oak tree, but with only two “branches”. Brenda, 54, and Gary Groucott, 57, mark their silver anniversaries on January 1 – exactly two decades after theirRead More →
Vanderwees Garden Gallery has been an integral part of Thunder Bay for over 60 years, but few know of its humble beginnings. Today it is well known as a garden center in the summer and for its Christmas displays in the winter. But Joe and Laura Vanderwees started their greenhouseRead More →
A partnership between the Public Works Branch’s Environmental Division and the compost facility here, along with Dominion Energy, Pike Electric and Fort Hood Family Housing, revitalized and cultivated a green space named Comanche Community Garden over the course of several months. “This garden will provide a space for soldiers, theirRead More →
The Hilton Garden Inn in Aberdeen recently received an HGI Strong, Brighthearted Award. This distinction recognizes the top percent of Hilton Garden Inns in the region based on guest experience. The doors opened last December on this third hotel developed by the McPeake family. The $15 million facility includes 103Read More →
When Fern and Sam Solomon opened Fern’s Garden in Belmont Shore 17 years ago, they had hope and wind chimes, plus eclectic gifts – some gardening-related, some not. Fern Solomon announced this week that the store will be closing in early January, with many thanks and fond memories from theRead More →
When New York City officials announced the city would demolish Elizabeth Street Garden in SoHo to build low-income housing for older tenants, supporters of the cherished green space desperately rushed to find an alternative site for the building. Garden supporters suggested a vacant lot nearly a mile away on HudsonRead More →
Published: 5:11 PM December 18, 2021 Business is booming for an out-of-town garden center, which is seeing more and more young families asking for advice on growing their own food. Highway Garden and Leisure in Loddon Road, Framingham Pigot, which was founded in 1991, had sales of £5m this yearRead More →
December 17, 2021 Ian Lewitz PBS Wisconsinit’s Garden & Landscape fair is a mid-winter oasis for those willing to venture out and dig their hands in the dirt. Now in its 29th year, this three-day event celebrates the latest trends in gardenplanning and landscaping. The event offers more than 150Read More →
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Surveillance video shared on social media of a shooting at a Spring Garden pizzeria last week appears to contradict parts of the initial account shared by police, including the claim that the shooting victim was shot dead after he attempted to strangle the teenager’s mother which ended up shooting her.Read More →
An invasive sucking insect is wreaking havoc on the Fraser fir, one of America’s most popular Christmas trees. Even President Joe Biden has an 18-foot-tall Fraser Fir as his family’s White House Christmas tree this year. To help save it, the Missouri Botanical Garden is working to store the seedsRead More →
Marin Art & Garden Center welcomes Crown & Crumpet Some of us yearn for an authentic afternoon tea in the English tradition, especially if you’ve ever experienced one. Afternoon tea is often served at a table lower than a dining table to those seated in comfortable chairs in the afternoon.Read More →
Police are looking for two burglars who broke into a gun store in Garden Grove and took off with around 40 guns. The incident was reported around 12:15 a.m. when the owner of Whitten Sales called police after viewing live surveillance footage of at least one suspect at his business,Read More →
By Susan Payne Gardens have a purpose, never more than now. For Geri Miller, Founder and CEO of Home Grown Edible Landscapes, that goal became a reality in 2013 on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, one of Los Angeles’ most upscale dining and retail streets. “My eyes fell on a weed-infested vacantRead More →
Grow Generation Corp. GRWG confirmed moving its store from Phoenix, Arizona Tuesday. New The 25,000 square foot Super Hydroponic Garden Center is in the Phoenix metro areaminutes from downtown and the airport. As the largest chain of specialized hydroponic and organic garden centers, GrowGeneration pointed out that this new hydroponicRead More →
DENVER, December 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ – GrowGeneration Corp. (NASDAQ: GRWG), (“GrowGen” or the “Company”), the nation’s largest chain of hydroponic and organic specialty garden centers, today announced the move of its Phoenix, Arizona shop. The new 25,000 square foot super hydroponic garden center is located in the Phoenix Metropolitan area,Read More →
By Maggie Brown, WRAL Multiplatform Producer Raleigh, North Carolina – Logan’s Garden Shop, a family-owned garden center and cafe located in downtown Raleigh, sells their property to Seaboard Station and relocates. The garden store has been located at Seaboard Station since 1991, after Robert Logan Jr. bought the historic station.Read More →
At Logan’s Garden Shop in downtown Raleigh, Bridget Zazzara talks to buyer Ray Holland about baby lettuce. Zazzara was moving tender specimens into the greenhouse or under cover Thursday before the cold and snow Martha Quillin RALEIGH Logan’s Garden Shop, a beloved retailer in downtown Seaboard Station in Raleigh, hasRead More →
At Logan’s Garden Shop in downtown Raleigh, Bridget Zazzara chats with customer Ray Holland about baby lettuce. Zazzara was moving tender specimens to the greenhouse or shelter Thursday before the cold and snow Martha quillin RALEIGH Logan’s Garden Shop, a beloved retailer in downtown Seaboard Station in Raleigh, has soldRead More →
Residents of Fairfax County looking for a new Christmas tree should still be able to find an evergreen tree for the holidays – for now. Four seasons flower market (6808 Elm Street) in McLean is just one of the local vendors where people can get holiday trees. His land hadRead More →