Culver’s Garden Center & Greenhouse celebrated 25 seasons in retail and 40 years in the lawn and landscaping industry with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, April 21. Four decades ago, at the age of 12, Todd Culver began his entrepreneurial journey mowing lawns and founding Culver’s Lawn Mowing Company. TwoRead More →
The first Tavern Garden Market of the season is on view at the Greenwich Historical Society’s historic Cos Cob campus at 47 Strickland Road. It will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday. The market will feature homewares including locally sourced organic produce, farm-to-table, farm-fresh eggs, baked goods,Read More →
Pierre’s SD Discovery Center is celebrating the opening of its new treehouse by staying open until 6 p.m. today (an additional hour) in honor of Arbor Day in South Dakota (29 April 2022). As part of Arbor Day activities, some elementary school students in Pierre and Stanley counties received aRead More →
Published: 18:00 29 April 2022 The Willow Foundation’s Welwyn Garden City store admitted it had been a ‘real struggle’ for donations amid the ongoing war in Ukraine and the cost of living crisis. The Wigmores South store launched an appeal for stock in early March, and donations are still dwindlingRead More →
A couple walk down a path of daffodils at the Berkshire Botanic Garden in Stockbridge in April 2021. The BBG celebrates the start of its 88th season on May 1 with free admission. EAGLE FILE PHOTO STOCKBRIDGE – The Berkshire Botanical Garden is offering free admission from 9 a.m. toRead More →
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This Small Heath garden designed by TV star Charlie Dimmock has been left to rot after years of ‘neglect’, say local residents. Now the Paradise Moghul garden has been closed for several years, preventing residents from enjoying it. “The Moghul Garden” was a collaborative design by television gardener Charlie DimmockRead More →
Lvov, Ukraine “Outside of the metallurgical industry, few had heard of Mariupol’s Azovstal Steel and Iron Works before it became the site of a desperate last stand against the invading Russian forces. But for weeks the world has been gripped by the battle raging around the steel mills on theRead More →
Born and raised in Savannah, Raskin remembers when part of Abercorn Street, now a main thoroughfare, was a dirt road. when dialing from Tybee Island, fifteen miles away, was a long distance call; and when people dressed up to go downtown. For one thing, not so long ago. On theRead More →
desert floor DATES: May 6-15TIME: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.PRICE: Included with general admission Awaken your senses and soothe your soul with the healing power of nature. Discover and connect with a variety of cultural and healing traditions from around the world. Relax and restore your energy andRead More →
It’s the time of year when our minds turn to all things green and growing. You’ll see queues outside your favorite garden centers, and it’s worth it. We have been waiting all year to see a beautiful garden of plants and flowers decorating the house. Landscaping is one of theRead More →
The Historical Society will hold its first Tavern Garden Market of the season at its Cos Cob campus, May 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. With special events and all things “at home”, there will be something for everyone, including delicious local organic produce, farm-to-table, farm-fresh eggs, baked goodsRead More →
KITCHEN SUPPLIES STORE Peppercorn 1235 Pearl Street, Boulder, 303-449-5847 Silver: McGuckin Hardware Bronze: On the Table Bolder Weekly readers say nothing beats kitchen utensils Peppercorn. Independently owned and operated on Pearl Street since 1977, Peppercorn offers a welcoming atmosphere filled with style and warmth. From simple to sleek, there’s noRead More →
Thursday, April 28, 2022 6:56 a.m. Coca Cola opened the doors to its first flagship store in Europe today, in a vote of confidence for the West End. After a number of stores in the US, including the beverage titan’s home territory of Atlanta, Coca Cola is testing the watersRead More →
Restaurant manager, 35, who transformed his flat 18th-floor balcony into a lush oasis during lockdown is selected to showcase ‘small-scale gardening’ at the Chelsea Flower Show Jason Williams, 35, has transformed his garden with a flat balcony on the 18th floor in Manchester He worked as a restaurant manager beforeRead More →
Never in his life has Shane Ziegler seen the demand for plants increase as it has over the past two years. “If you are in business in the field of plants, if you are a nursery, a garden centre, a landscaper; I don’t care if you’re the kid mowing everyone’sRead More →
If you’re trying to get your garden ready for summer on the cheap, head to Aldi where the long-awaited Garden Event is back and with prices starting from just £1.69. Available for pre-order online through Aldi’s garden store from April 24 and in stores from April 28, the latest gardenRead More →
It’s spring and the Comox Valley is ready to grow. If you’d like to join the Canadian Tire Garden Center team, drop by the store today! At Canadian Tire Garden Centerthe team works hard to make the customer experience positive and enjoyable, filling the greenhouse with a wide variety ofRead More →
juefraphoto / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Living on the Cheap. Most of the rain that falls on your property is collected by gutters or runs off driveways and patios onto the street. All of this runoff is diverted into the stormwater drainage system which ultimately dischargesRead More →
WAILUA – Two young entrepreneurs have moved around the world and into the Kinipopo Shopping Village. Now Charlie Rifenbark and Kelsey Espina, owners and operators of equipment rental business Scotty’s Surf Co., are ready to make the most of their new space. “It’s been so much fun. It fits myRead More →
Simon Algra and Julie Tomlinson admired ‘Apostle Birds’ by Wilkesdale artist Tony Adams, which won 2nd prize in this year’s Garden Art competition April 26, 2022 The pandemic has definitely taken a toll on Wondai’s garden art exhibit over the past two years, but it hasn’t knocked it out. TheRead More →
The latest round of plants added to Pennsylvania’s noxious weed list reads like a directory of popular landscaping options. Japanese barberry (Berberis thunbergii), callery or Bradford pear trees (Pyrus calleryana) and Ravenna grass (Saccharum Ravenna; Tripidium Ravenna) have been staples of urban and especially suburban landscaping for decades. All threeRead More →
Strathcona Garden Goods Vancouver, BC, | Do you love coffee culture as well as ethical brands for home and personal care? Are you a social media whiz with an eye for design? In this fun, multi-faceted role, you’re responsible for assisting the General Manager with the day-to-day activities of ourRead More →
The US electrical system is undergoing drastic changes as it transitions from fossil fuels to renewables. While the first decade of the 2000s saw huge growth in natural gas production and the 2010s was the decade of wind and solar, early signs suggest that the innovation of the 2020s couldRead More →
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“They ask nothing of us except to admire them.” This is one of the reasons why Donna Fratesi loves flowers. Fratesi joins Sandra Manzi, Clarence Porter and Miriam Traher in ‘Bouquet’, a burgeoning exhibition at Earls Court Gallery. The four artists offer images of flowers and all love their subject.Read More →
Local residents walk near a damaged military vehicle in an area controlled by Russian-backed separatist forces in Mariupol, Ukraine, Saturday, April 23, 2022. (AP Photo/Alexei Alexandrov) Alexei Alexandrov PA kyiv, Ukraine Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has pressed the West for more powerful weapons as he prepares to meet top USRead More →
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Published: 8:00 a.m. April 24, 2022 The owner of a new home and garden supply store says it’s a “dream come true” to open a business in her hometown. Billy and The Crow is a new independent retailer nestled in the North Norfolk town of Holt. It is owned byRead More →
A Gloucestershire woman has set up a community garden and recycling area right in the center of Gloucester, aiming to create a ‘safe space’ for locals who might want a cheap beer, salvaged furniture or just a chat friendly. Tucked into the side of a railway arch on the roadRead More →
People attend a Good Friday ceremony inside the damaged church in Pokrova, on the outskirts of Chernihiv, Ukraine, during Orthodox Passover, Friday, April 22, 2022. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) Petros Giannakouris PA kyiv, Ukraine Russian forces in Ukraine attempted on Saturday to storm a steelworks housing soldiers and civilians in theRead More →
New shops and a café are offered at the Brigg Garden Center as part of measures to expand the offer. Plans have been submitted for a two-storey extension to the popular garden center at the front of the building. The ground floor will feature 861 square meters of new commercialRead More →
Brigg Garden Center is set to accommodate a new café and shops through an extension project. Plans have been submitted for a two-storey extension to the popular garden center at the front of the building. The ground floor will feature 861 square meters of new commercial space, while the upperRead More →
The Adachi Museum of Art is known for its collection of modern Japanese art by many artists, including Yokoyama Taikan. But for much of the world it is known for its beautiful garden, and indeed it was selected in March as the best garden in Japan by Sukiya Living, theRead More →
A sapphire tower with electric teal-colored flowers bloomed for the first time in three years at the San Diego Botanic Garden (SDBG). The buds of a second tower should open at the end of April. “The electric teal color of the flowers is truly something that needs to be experiencedRead More →
A sapphire tower with electric teal-colored flowers bloomed for the first time in three years at the San Diego Botanic Garden (SDBG). The buds of a second tower should open at the end of April. “The electric teal color of the flowers is truly something that needs to be experiencedRead More →
Spring is a beautiful time of year in Saratoga County as the area comes alive with blooming flowers and other seasonal plants, and the best places to find them are nurseries and garden centers. Whether you’re getting ready to plant in the spring or want to pick out a greatRead More →
In an effort to help and increase the visibility of local small businesses – especially minority and women-owned ones – Westfield Garden State Plaza is launching an initiative that will give them the opportunity to showcase their products and services to alongside some of the country’s most recognized brands. TheRead More →
Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s sudden embrace of the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant is both bittersweet and long overdue. Whitmer on Wednesday asked U.S. taxpayers for more money to maintain the Lake Michigan nuclear power plant, which is scheduled to close on May 31. “Keeping Palisades open is a top priority,” WhitmerRead More →
Enjoy flowers, food, fashion, architecture: historic poplar lawn area, 4 houses, 1 enchanted woodland garden PETERSBURG — The Petersburg Garden Club will host a tour this Tuesday during the 89th Annual Garden Club of Virginia Historic Garden Week. The owners and members of the club are delighted to share theirRead More →
Published: 08h48 April 22, 2022 Savor a delicious afternoon tea surrounded by flowers at a popular garden center just outside Norwich. Since the Covid restrictions were lifted, Sprowston Garden Center in Blue Boar Lane, run by British Garden Centres, has never been busier. But it’s not just the range ofRead More →
Hilton and Alexis Hospitality LLP today announced the opening of the Hilton Garden Inn Pune Hinjawadi. Located in the Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, the 144-room hotel marks the entry of the award-winning Hilton Garden Inn brand to Pune. The Hilton Garden Inn Pune Hinjawad is located near famous sports venues,Read More →
The first bird that captured Isaiah Scott’s imagination doesn’t appear in any field guide. “It’s an extinct bird known as the ‘terror bird,’” he says, a prehistoric flightless carnivore more terrifying for its bone-crushing beak and gargantuan size than for its ridiculously small wings. . While his teachers gave lessons,Read More →
Staff reports SAINT MARK – Over the past 12 months, the Price Center Arts Committee has overseen the installation of 10 new permanent outdoor works of art in the Centre’s showcase garden. A special outdoor reception celebrating all the art is scheduled for Saturday, May 7 from 10 a.m. toRead More →
Stroll Germantown Avenue next month and welcome spring by picking up vegetable plants, flowers and garden decorations. The Chestnut Hill business district organizes its Home & Garden festival Ffrom 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday May 1. The annual event will feature 150 different types of vendors, live performances, foodRead More →
Kelli Foret Richard is an artist, gardener and teacher. And she seems to manage to combine all of these roles in everything she does. She works in the talented visual arts program at five area high schools, passing on both her love of art and how it connects to theRead More →
A Bath-based landscape and architectural firm has been chosen to design a special garden to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The Queen’s Garden will be created at the Tower of London this summer as part of the Superbloom exhibition of historic royal palaces to celebrate 70 years of the Queen’sRead More →
Yuliya Nogovitsyna, director of program development at the Tabletochki Children’s Cancer Foundation, speaks with CNN from Poland on Wednesday. (CNN) The director of Ukraine’s largest childhood cancer foundation said a tireless effort by volunteers, doctors and government officials in Ukraine and abroad was needed to put the children on cancerRead More →
The sun is out and there’s no better time than now to tidy up your garden. Here are 11 of the best garden centers in Suffolk. Swann’s nursery Swanns Nursery in Bromeswell – Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown Or: Eyke Road, Bromeswell, Woodbridge, IP12 2PN With 35 acres dedicated to top-qualityRead More →
Normally, artists’ studios look like a cross between a hoarder’s den and the contents of a paint studio. Not so with artist Ed Miliano’s studio at his home in Glenageary. Simply staged with an easel, table and chair, American-born Miliano has emptied out his studio to prepare his home forRead More →
AUSTIN (KXAN) — For two weekends this spring, the Zilker Botanical Garden will transform into an immersive exhibit of neon art for visitors to explore. Designed by Sharon Keshishian and the team at Ion Art, The Surreal Garden is a surreal neon-themed art exhibition that will include interactive sculptures forRead More →
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The Portland Japanese Garden organization acquired the Salvation Army campus near Forest Park in Northwest Portland to expand educational and cultural programs, including festivals and art exhibits, beyond the Hilltop property from the garden three miles away in Southwest Portland’s Washington Park. After a renovation, the new location at 2640Read More →
FILE – Governor Brian Kemp stands next to a Rivian electric truck while announcing the company’s plans to build a $5 billion plant east of Atlanta that is expected to employ 7,500 workers, Thursday December 16, 2021, in Atlanta. Some residents oppose the plant, saying it will harm their ruralRead More →
LINDA VISTA, Calif. (KGTV) — On Wednesday, the Bayside Community Center distributed free tiny garden bags to 100 families in Linda Vista and City Heights. The giveaway is part of the center’s Tiny Garden program which teaches families how to grow their own produce. Supervisor Nathan Fletcher was on handRead More →
The United States believes that Russia will target routes used for arms deliveries, according to a defense official, in an effort to slow down the supply of American and partner weapons to Ukraine. Russian forces have not frequently struck moving targets such as convoys or rail deliveries, but they mayRead More →
Roses are a flower par excellence, synonymous with romance and beauty! Beyond their beauty, many roses are edible and are a mainstay of Middle Eastern, Chinese, and Indian cuisines (via WebMD). Rose flower is extremely aromatic and colorful, which lends itself well to jams and cakes. Roses are incredibly nutritious:Read More →
In the UK, a land of ruined castles, watchtowers and country gardens, there is such a reverence for 18th-century follies – whimsical and sometimes charmingly unnecessary buildings – that an organization called Folly Fellowship was created “to protect, preserve and promote follies, caves and garden buildings. In the southern UnitedRead More →
In one of America’s oldest public markets, Christina McCoy tends to a high-tech vertical garden. What is happening: McCoy is the owner of Custom Cuisine’s Sustainable Farm, a hydroponics stand that opened at Reading Terminal Market in November. She grows kale, rosemary, rainbow chard and dozens of other herbs andRead More →
Click to enlarge Glenn Russell Miranda Dalton at Stone’s Throw Pizza in Richmond In all its summer glory, the garden at Stone’s Throw Pizza in Richmond is full of potential pizza toppings:Read More →
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and other officials announced Monday that a biomanufacturing company would build a $650 million plant, creating hundreds of jobs in the Manhattan area. Governor Laura Kelly/Twitter MANHATTAN, Kan. A biomanufacturing company plans to build a $650 million plant near Manhattan that will create hundreds of well-payingRead More →
PLANS for Oxford researchers to expand the use of their ‘temporary’ Covid vaccine trial centre, a pub to keep its beer garden and a hairdresser to become a home, are just a few highlights of the overview of this week’s planning. Covid vaccine trial site Oxford Covid vaccine researcher atRead More →
The City of Richmond is seeking approval from the ALC to allow agricultural and environmental activities on 136 acres of land downtown. Boardwalks over the bog, a watchtower, an agricultural-themed play area on a mound – as well as three parking areas – are some of the features planned forRead More →
Across Stanly County, the arrival of spring brings an explosion of floral landscapes and the return of outdoor living. To celebrate the beauty and history of Albemarle and Stanly County, the Stanly County Historical Society will host a benefit tour of the courtyard and garden from 10 a.m. to 4Read More →
Global Garden Center Platform Market Report provides in-depth Garden Center Platform industry overview along with analysis of cost structure, supply chain, development management techniques, retailer analysis, financial support , business strategies and marketing channels. Global Garden Center Platform Market Research Report Provides Point-by-Point Analysis In-depth analysis of global market size,Read More →
Postcard from Peggy: Christians are flocking to these traditional holy sites in East Jerusalem for the first time in three years. (Michael Stack | Special for The Tribune) Easter morning sunrise at the Garden Tomb in East Jerusalem on Sunday, April 17, 2022. | April 17, 2022, 1:46 p.m. EastRead More →
Now that an extra long weekend has begun, furniture stores, garden centers and hardware stores are preparing for busy days. Additional staff is sometimes provided for this, to manage among other things the crowds in the car park. Nevertheless, according to some traders, the sunny weather could ensure that thereRead More →
A GARDEN center is fighting the cost of living crisis by launching an “anti-inflation offers” program. The Up Country Garden Center has reduced prices on a variety of products, as well as at its on-site cafe. The offers include price reductions on bedding plants, weed killers and watering cans throughRead More →
CAPTION: Construction continues on one of the most visited buildings in the Garden of Peace, the Conservatory, doubling the floor space and exhibition area to accommodate the world-class collection of cacti and succulents One of the most visited buildings in the International Peace Garden is the Conservatory, which houses oneRead More →
RENTON, Wash. After years of protests, moratoriums and delays, King County has granted approval for an asphalt plant project to be built in Renton on the banks of the Cedar River. The county’s local services department ruled Thursday that the project, which has been fiercely opposed by neighbors and environmentalRead More →
Karl Volker’s shop in Downtown Crossing sells t-shirts, mugs and other memorabilia featuring some of Boston’s best-known brands: Harvard University, Patriots, Red Sox and Bruins. But these days, the hottest items are green and white – the colors of the Boston Celtics. “The bigger one is the Boston jersey withRead More →
The flash of warm weather we’ve seen lately – the one that’s had us banishing winter coats to the attic, only to bring them back down – has provided a tantalizing glimpse of summer. Which, with the looming Jubilee weekend approaching, has even the less green among us thinking aboutRead More →
With a bank holiday weekend ahead of us and promising weather forecasts, it could be the perfect time to get out in the garden. You might want to add a splash of color by planting flowers or involving the children in sowing vegetable seeds. Then, once you’ve done the hardRead More →
Want to live a tropical adventure without leaving Vancouver? Nature is beautiful, and while you won’t encounter a jungle in the city, Vancouver has a few plant stores that come close. Here are the coolest plant shops in town, from wild to whimsical. Jungle toilet This plant shop is ultra-modern,Read More →
SANTA CRUZ The Bonsai Club is organizing a sale The Santa Cruz Bonsai Kai Club is hosting an outdoor bonsai sale and display from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Live Oak Grange Hall, 1900 17th Ave., Santa Cruz. Club members sell bonsai trees, pre-bonsai materials, and other bonsai-relatedRead More →
By Kim Davis | [email protected] Alexandria is home to several outstanding garden clubs whose members include everyone from certified professional gardeners and hobby gardeners exploring their green thumbs to floral designers creating stunning displays for weddings. There are also horticultural students and enthusiasts whose gardens convey sublime appeal, conservationists whoRead More →
A plant shop on Gloucester Road in Bristol is opening its own garden center in its back garden at the end of the month. wild leafwhich resides at number 43 Gloucester Road, claims to open the city’s first independent garden center “with a strong focus on sustainable produce and car-freeRead More →
The best of the capital region April 14, 2022Updated: June 4, 2022 4:22 p.m. When grown in your own garden, fresh herbs and vegetables can brighten up a meal. Quim Roser/Getty Images/Image source Nothing beats biting into a fresh tomato from the garden or an ear of corn. National GardenRead More →
People’s Choice Award winners Walter McDonald and Christy McDonald Atkinson, 2019 Texas SandFest. Photo by Kastle Kelley, courtesy of Texas SandFest. Each year, as temperatures rise, friends and families from across the state descend on the long, wide beaches of Port Aransas on Mustang Island. Chances are, if you visitRead More →
New York City on Wednesday celebrated a new hero: a 21-year-old Syrian man who moved to the United States five years ago, speaks five languages and lives in Jersey City. The man, Zach Tahhan, a security camera technician whose name has been spelled variously on social media, said he wasRead More →
FILE – Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear speaks at the Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort, Ky., September 28, 2021. A Japanese electric vehicle battery technology company will build a plant in Kentucky, creating 2,000 jobs in an investment $2 billion that bolsters state leadership in battery production, Beshear said Wednesday, AprilRead More →
Spencertown Academy features Dinitia Smith in conversation with Ruth Reichl SPENCERTOWN, NY – Spencertown Academy Arts Center, in conjunction with The Chatham Bookstore, features Dinitia Smith at an event celebrating her new book, “The Prince: a Novel” (Arcade Publishing, 2022) on Saturday April 30 at 2 p.m. She will beRead More →
OAKLAND The Hillside Gardeners of Montclair are hosting a spring garden tour from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 24. The tour, which will take place rain or shine, will showcase seven gardens and feature stunning views, garden art and rare plant specimens. The garden gift shop will offerRead More →
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 →
Paintings of flowers and pretty trees? Ceramics in the shape of tree stumps? Pops of color, saturated skies, intricate patterns drawn straight from nature? That’s the guts and glamor of ‘Shimmer’, a new seasonal exhibit at the Berkshire Botanic Garden which debuted a month before the grounds were fully openRead More →
Kane Nathan McNeill is now imparting useful horticultural skills, rather than providing cannabis growing equipment and advice at a Christchurch pet shop and garden centre. His rehabilitation efforts saved the 31-year-old from jail after police raided Pet and Garden Supplies on Fitzgerald Ave in 2020 and arrested him. Christchurch DistrictRead 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 →
KILAUEA — There’s a new gym on the North Shore, and while relatively small, it’s packed with equipment that’s hard to find on Kaua’i. That’s according to Kilauea Phys managers and personal trainers Ed Mo Geiger-Wright and Liz Aguilera, who provided an update on the 5,500-square-foot facility last week. “There’sRead 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 →