Home/Garden Notes: Allegheny West tour in full bloom this weekend
The Allegheny West House & Garden Tour will feature at least 10 sites from noon to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. Tickets, $12, are available at the gazebo at the intersection of Beech and Galveston avenues.
Belle Haven Garden Club projects beautify Greenville
Greenville is a cleaner and more beautiful city thanks to the efforts of garden club members who put their green thumbs to work every opportunity they get.
Garden club tour features eight homes, gardens
CAMDEN (July 13) - The Camden Garden Club is readying for its 59th Annual House and Garden Tour, set for 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday, July 20, rain or shine.
Garden tours slated Saturday
MARQUETTE — Luscious flower beds, a gurgling waterfall, ponds filled with huge koi fish, a rose garden and a pergola covered in concord grapes — sounds like paradise?
Home and Garden Calendar for July 15, 2006
Check out seminars, meetings and other events related to your home and garden.
She’s at home in the garden
Winchester — Lynn Hoffmann said her mother insists on taking the credit for her love of flowers. Born in Yonkers, N.Y., her mother always had a garden, including 90 different types of roses.
Chan’s prized bonsais
RETIREE Chan Poh Wah has two bonsai plants worth about RM160,000 growing in the garden of his Pasir Puteh house in Ipoh. However, the 61-year-old is least worried about people stealing his plants which are rooted in giant flower pots and weigh at least 700kg each.
GARDEN: The wow factor
Professionals help bring dynamic results to winners in this garden-contest category
Home Front
Do you have great flower gardens visible from the street? If so, consider entering the annual Gardens on Display contest sponsored by the Duluth Garden Flower Society. Entries are being accepted until Friday; theres no cost to enter.
State trooper creates roadside flower garden
At work, Francis Bennett has hacked her way through a frontier, proudly clearing a figurative path for women in a mans world. Day to day, after the inevitable obstacles come to one of Georgias first female state troopers, now post commander of the Georgia State Patrols Blue Ridge post, Bennett cant get home quickly enough to the relief of the garden. Passers-by on busy Keith Bridge Road east