“Home & Garden Calendar - The State” plus 4 more |
- Home & Garden Calendar - The State
- Geri Parlin: Now is the time to tell us about fall, winter events - La Crosse Tribune
- Home and Garden - HamptonRoads.com
- Community Garden Wrap - WHSV
- I need to weed out praise on Garden Lodges website - The Guardian
Home & Garden Calendar - The State Posted: 26 Sep 2009 08:38 PM PDT Old garden roses must have been introduced prior to 1950 or be of an undetermined introduction date. Information: scstatefair.org. Questions: (803) 782-8325. Symposiums - The South Carolina Native Plant Society will hold its annual symposium Oct. 17-18 at Poinsett State Park. There will be talks about rocky shoals spider lilies, Carolina seeps and urban forests. Workshops on bog gardening and landscaping with native plants also will be taught. You do not have to be a member to attend the symposium. Field trips include Congaree National Monument's big trees, Sparkleberry swamp, kayaking and USC's urban forest. Information: scnps.org/symposium.html Workshops - Here are some upcoming workshops and events at Wingard's Nursery, 1403 North Lake Drive, Lexington: Enhance your curb appeal in one weekend, 2 p.m. today Art in the Garden, 7 p.m. Oct. 9: a fundraiser to benefit Lexington Interfaith Community Services. Tickets are $20 and must be purchased in advance. Trees for shade and color, 10 a.m. Oct. 17 Information: wingardsnursery.com or (803) 359-9091 - Learn how to get your containers ready for autumn on Oct. 10 at Woodley's Garden Center's Fall Festival. The hands-on seminar, "60 minutes or less to a fabulous fall container," will be at 10 a.m. at Woodley's Two Notch and Brickyard roads location and 2 p.m. at the Irmo store (S.C. 6). Information: woodleygardencenter.com, (803) 788-1487 (Northeast Richland), (803) 407-0601 (Irmo/Ballentine) Award nominations - Nominations are being accepted for the 2009 Columbia Choice Awards. Sponsored by the Columbia Tree and Appearance Commission and Columbia Green, the awards recognize those who have made efforts to beautify and landscape above the minimum city ordinance requirements. The awards are given in six categories: new construction and site development; renovation/reuse; site beautification management; education; neighborhood/community; and a special achievement award that recognizes a government agency, community interest group, civic organization, business or individual who has made a significant contribution to the appearance of the community and to the quality of life in the city of Columbia. The deadline to apply is Oct. 1. Projects must be within the city limits. Information/entry form: (803) 545-3860 or e-mail adstrudwick@columbiasc.net This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Geri Parlin: Now is the time to tell us about fall, winter events - La Crosse Tribune Posted: 26 Sep 2009 10:04 PM PDT We barely shivered through summer and here we are plunging full force into fall. Around here, that can mean just one thing - the fall Home & Garden magazine. One of the things we always include is a calendar of fall and winter home and garden events that will be going on in the Coulee Region and beyond. If you have a home tour, a garden seminar, a Christmas walk, or other event home and garden event, we'd like to know about it. At a minimum, we'd like to know time, date and place. But if you know how much tickets will be and any other details, we'd like to have that information, also. Send that information to me, Geri Parlin, at La Crosse Tribune, 401 N. Third St., La Crosse, WI 54601, or e-mail it to me at gparlin@lacrosse tribune.com. The deadline for submission is Oct. 16, so don't delay. It would be a shame if you were having a candlelight tour in your historic house museum or a holiday homes tour and we didn't tell people about it. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Home and Garden - HamptonRoads.com Posted: 26 Sep 2009 06:29 PM PDT Gathering Video Data.... In order to provide our users the smoothest, fastest experience possible we load our video after the page has loaded. This allows you, the user, to get your information as quickly as possible. If video data does not load within 30 seconds, click here for video. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
Posted: 26 Sep 2009 07:12 PM PDT Community members in Staunton are celebration, and reflecting on a year of progress of a neighborhood community garden. The project started when a vacant lot on Stafford Street, was transformed into the garden. Participants in the project celebrated their hard work this year, by eating vegetables and fruits that were grown in there. The project started a clean up effort for all of Stafford Street that was celebrated in August with a festival. Smoogie Bell, a community garden participant says, "Everything that we did there to plant a seed to fill the need is absolutely still coming forward. It don't just stop when the festival stopped." Habitat For Humanity eventually plans to use to lot where the garden sits for a house. But they expect the garden will return next year. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
I need to weed out praise on Garden Lodges website - The Guardian Posted: 26 Sep 2009 03:59 PM PDT |
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