WETUMPKA, Ala. A Los Angeles-based apparel company plans to take over part of a shuttered textile factory in Alabama and create hundreds of jobs, state officials said. Governor Kay Ivey’s office said this week that the state is leasing Bella + Canvas part of the 890,000 square foot building inRead More →
You have decided: this is your year. Your year to harvest armfuls of local produce or flowers from your garden. For making salsa in the summer, potato leek soup in the fall and green cabbage for New Year’s Day. But there’s a lot to learn about growing vegetables and flowersRead More →
Embassy Office Parks REIT has announced the opening of the first Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Bengaluru, located in the Embassy Manyata Business Park (“Embassy Manyata”). The 353-key hotel is part of the future Hilton Hotels Embassy Manyata complex comprising 619 dual-brand Hilton properties – Hilton Garden Inn and Hilton,Read More →
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The Hamilton salami saga is finally over now that Venetian Meats has opened a new retail store at its Stoney Creek location. The city has been without Venetian place of sale since the longtime meat processing business moved from Burlington Street near Gage Avenue and Barton Street in September 2021.Read More →
When the co-founders of SymbiOp incorporated their green landscaping business in March 2020, they did not plan to have a retail store the following year. But call it luck, fate or business sense, that’s what happened when the co-op’s new worker-owned garden store opened in southeast Portland on October 1,Read More →
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – A long-time Sioux Falls business is moving to a new, larger location. Landscape Garden Centers officially closed at its location on Minnesota Avenue in mid-December. “It was bittersweet. This is basically where I grew up. I started there collecting nails for my dad and pullingRead 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 →
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 →
The way you decorate your home means everything as you spend a large part of your life in this private space. And nothing can brighten up your rooms like a few carefully selected houseplants. If you live here, in the nation’s capital, or elsewhere in the greater metropolitan area, beRead More →
The Surrey Garden Shop redesigned as “Western Canada’s Largest Christmas Shop” opened for the season. The “Christmas Shop” at Potters celebrates its 17th year as a ‘Happy Wonderland’ featuring ‘a massive selection of holiday decorations, giftware and curated specialty items from around the world’, at 19158 48 Ave., Surrey/Langley borderRead More →
The Surrey Garden Store reimagined as “Western Canada’s Greatest Christmas Shop” has opened for the season. The “Christmas Shop” at Potters celebrates 17th year as a ‘Happy Wonderland’ with ‘a wide selection of festive decorations, gift items and specialty items from around the world’, at 19158 48 Ave., on theRead More →
The Surrey Garden Store reimagined as “Western Canada’s Greatest Christmas Shop” has opened for the season. The “Christmas Shop” at Potters celebrates 17th year as a ‘Happy Wonderland’ with ‘a wide selection of festive decorations, gift items and specialty items from around the world’, at 19158 48 Ave., on theRead More →
“These two stores, the largest hydroponic garden centers in Southern california, positions GrowGen to sell to the highest concentration of commercial indoor cannabis growers in California. Our downtown Los Angeles location is 52,000 square feet, with a full yard and over 50 parking spaces where growers can easily shop andRead More →
Innovator in hydroponics GrowGeneration Corp. (NASDAQ: GRWG) announced Monday the acquisition of Hoagtech Hydroponics, one of the leading hydroponics and indoor gardening equipment stores serving the Bellingham, Wash. area. This acquisition brings the total number of GrowGen hydroponic garden centers nationwide to 59 stores. “We are delighted with our acquisitionRead More →
PHOTO: Beth Coller | The Huntington | The New Chinese Gardens Art Gallery, known as Studio for Lodging the Mind 寓意 齋. The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens PRESS RELEASE Postponed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the much-anticipated opening of the Chinese Garden’sRead More →
UPTOWN – JT and Charlie Murray found the perfect Uptown storefront for their dream business, a home and garden showroom named Hearthstone & Terrace that combined their expertise. Then the coronavirus pandemic struck. With retail closings and furniture deliveries delayed due to factory closures, the Murrays have had to revampRead More →
Just a three-minute drive north of the Indiana-Michigan border is Vite Greenhouses. The family-owned and operated greenhouse at 2610 Redbud Trail in Niles has been selling flowers, trees, vegetables and fruit plants for over 30 years and never expected 2020 to be any different. Like many other nurseries, Vite co-ownerRead More →
Hardy grasses sprout their green branches out of the dark, cold earth, and robins are in our backyards again. This is the time of year when gardening is normally on the minds of many Colorado Springs residents. But will it be this year? “I truly believe in the healing powerRead More →
Garden centers, nurseries, farm supply stores and small producers are open for business and adapt quickly to meet customer concerns and safety restrictions. For these companies, spring is crucial for their bottom line, so they are doing everything possible to keep up with the changing tide. The state-imposed home supportRead More →
An impressive pair of French terracotta griffins, circa 1860, 44 by 44 inches, guarded an exterior wall at Barbara Israel Garden Antiques. Review and photos by WA Demers BRONX, NY – It was as if someone had flipped a switch and a stubborn winter was instantly replaced by summer whenRead More →
Garden center owners and managers from across the country traveled to Burlington, Vermont, September 18-21 for the Garden Center Group’s 2017 fall event. Attendees were eager to learn from each other through workshops and group discussions, as well as visits to local retail businesses. Throughout the third day of theRead More →