Grand champion titles presented to Wayne Countians in the Quonset hut at the Wayne County Fair this year are: 2010 corn, Chad Zimmerman, North Lawrence; 2011 corn, Don Shisler, North Lawrence; baled hay, Gary Sidle, Wooster; potato, Sue Madick, Wooster; and apples, Steve Finney, Wooster. Individual class winners, in order of placement, were:
Gardeners love stories and images that affirm our passion to bring beauty into our lives through nature. To that end, I'm recommending some reading materials to give to a gardener on your gift list.
Many of you say you enjoy my quizzes, and some even boast about (or confess) your scores. So I will once again check your knowledge about holiday gift plants. Answers and explanations are at the end.
SPRING is in full bloom in the Brandywine region of Greater Philadelphia, particularly at Longwood and Chanticleer gardens. There's so much to see and fun to be had at Longwood Gardens, even the kids will be begging to return.
There are two ways of looking at constitutional design. One is an engineering perspective, where the designer hardwires the system to proceed in a certain way and then turns it loose, like a well-made watch or machine. Another design perspective is horticultural, where the designer plants a garden, whose original plan changes as the plants grow and receive further attention from the gardener. Because the Constitution is old, short, and almost impossible to amend, there is no original meaning for a judge to "discover" as to most important issues. This is a genuine constitutional dilemma for either design perspective. This article points to a way to manage the dilemma: in constitutional adjudications, judges should behave like good horticulturalists. Judicial review should avoid closing o...
Grand champion titles presented to Wayne Countians in the Quonset hut at the Wayne County Fair this year, are: 2009 corn, Don Shisler of North Lawrence; 2010 corn, Tanya Marty of Sterling; baled hay, Ed Morris of Lakeville; potatoes, Marilyn Schmid of Wooster; apples, Steve Finney of Wooster. Individual class winners, in order of placement, were:
After spending an afternoon digging holes, planting shrubs and spreading mulch, horticulture students at Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center agreed that building a rain garden was dirty work, but fun. About 40 students in the horticulture program at the school helped to design, coordinate and build the rain garden to catch water run-off from a basketball court that was installed this summer.
Photo by Don Shrubshell Troy Cox owns SunRise Gardens, which offers professional horticultural services. Cox has worked in the horticulture industry for more than 15 years.
LAS VEGAS, Aug. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Bellagio is world- renowned for the spectacular floral exhibitions found within its sunlit Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. Each display memorably showcases tens of thousands of flowers, plants and organic materials in artful vignettes. When an exhibit ends, however, the journey just begins for each planting - all find a new beginning through a composting endeavor that turns them into nutrient-rich mulch, creating an endless circle of life. Actively dedicated to environmentally sustainable practices, Bellagio's expert Horticulture staff composted and recycled more than 600 tons of materials in 2009 alone including flowers, trees, shrubs and plants. In addition, Bellagio's Conservatory & Botanical Gardens now lines its horticulture beds with ...
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