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  • Today and Saturday : Memphis African Violet Society's Spring Show and Sale: 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. today and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at Memphis Botanic Garden. Admission and parking free. African violets for sale, as well as supplies, including pots, potting medium and fertilizer; demonstrations of potting and repotting; showings of how to put down African violet leaves and propagate African violet plants. 385-1148 or 757-1136. Today and Saturday : The New Albany (Miss.) Home and Garden Show - "Celebrating Art in the Garden": 11 a.m.-5 p.m. today and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at the Union County Fairgrounds, 112 Fairground Circle, New Albany, Miss. Horticulture speakers, demonstrations, equipment vendors. Featured speakers are Gary Bachman, host of the "The Southern Gardener" TV, radio and newspape...

  • Today, Saturday and Sunday : The Art of Bonsai Exhibition: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. today , 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday , and 1-5 p.m. Sunday at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens (Hughes Pavilion). A display of miniature trees on loan from Brussel's Bonsai Nursery. Free with Dixon admission. 761-5250. Saturday : Hypertufa Trough Workshop: 10:30 a.m. at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens (Catmur Horticulture Building). $40 ($30 Dixon members). Make your own "stone sink" to display dwarf conifers, miniature hostas and other small plants. Includes all supplies to make a 12-by-18-inch trough. Reservations required. 761-5250.

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  • ... current sales of L&G equipments, supplies, and services, and offers five-year sales projecti...Woodstream Corp. . Sun Gro Horticulture . Espoma . TerraCycle . Schultz Co . New Product T...

  • Saturday : North American Butterfly Association Field Trip: Meet 10 a.m. at Meeman Shelby Farms Visitors Center for a casual field trip to observe the fall butterflies at Meeman-Shelby and Eagle Lake Wildlife Management Area. Call 726-6891. Saturday : Memphis Area Master Gardeners Seminar - "The Dream Team Tackles Landscape Issues" : 9 a.m.-noon at the Memphis Botanic Garden. $5 ($3 MBG members). Expert panel answers landscape questions with pictures from Mid-South gardens. Landscape designer Suzy Askew, Jim Crowder from Dan West Garden Centers, landscape architect Larry Griffin, landscape industry consultant and owner of DeSoto Farms wholesale nursery Len Lawhon, landscape designer Tom Pellet and Dale Skaggs, director of horticulture for Dixon Gallery and Gardens. Call 384-8979.

    ...Supplies included: notebook, kenzans, bowls and flowers. Br...

  • T he contestants arrived. One by one, cars pulled up at the curb of Norfolk Botanical Garden's Rose Garden Hall and let them out: tiny Jean Kenneally, tall Cajun Moon, the single-monikered Shenandoah and more - many, many more. Roses in bud, in full flower, with thick stems or thin, shiny leaves or dull. Dress was casual - name tags tied under necks, feet in water, trundled in buckets, in baskets, in wagons. Most made a less-than- glamorous entrance, except for their perfume, which trailed them everywhere.

    ... claimed their work spaces and spread out supplies. At stake was the top prize in the horticulture di...

  • For many people, domestic bliss does not involve cleaning, home repairs, or yard work. But that doesn't mean that their vision of a happy home involves a dirty, broken-down house with an unkempt yard. It simply means that they prefer to pay others to do the grittier tasks of residential upkeep. This article highlights three occupations -- handypersons, maids and housekeepers, and landscaping and groundskeeping workers -- that involve specific types of house calls. These occupations may not be at the top of every jobseeker's choice careers, but they offer some advantages. In general, entering these occupations requires little formal education, and paid training occurs on the job. Handypersons are fix-it generalists who have a knack for thinking through a problem to find a solution. house...

    ...Workers often bring their own cleaning supplies, although sometimes clients prefer to provide cert..., however, formal training in horticulture or landscape design is beneficial. This training i...

  • Saturday : Hypertufa Trough Workshop: 10:30 a.m. at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens (Catmur Horticulture Building). Make your own "Stone Sink." Fee $30 ($20 Dixon members). Hands-on workshop includes all supplies, materials, and instructions. Reservations required. Call 761-5250.

  • It's not just a chance to beautify Holton and Station 17," Peggy Murphy, the Council's administrative assistant for development, said. "It's an opportunity to teach about horticulture and its relationship to life." Murphy said she is guided by the words of master gardener and former Dispatch columnist Michael Leech: "Teachable moments from the seed to the salad bowl. A powerful lesson was learned by the youngsters who, with the help of masters, saw their efforts create a thing of beauty. Some of the flowers for the event were donated by deMonye's and Cutherburts greenhouses. Some of the beautification supplies and tools were loaned by Keep Columbus Beautiful.

  • I was shopping at Churchland High School's annual plant sale when I saw the new compost bins out back. The former pile of biodegradables now has a permanent concrete structure. The project was the brainchild of horticulture student and Eagle Scout Landon Prever. Landon built the structure over spring break with help from Portsmouth Public Schools, Sasser Construction, University Contractors, Sussex Development, CPG, TowneBank and Batchelder and Collins. The 21-foot by 7-foot structure has compartments for mulch, soil, compost and plants. 1,200 pounds of concrete, 1,400 pounds of mortar, time, and labor were donated. Landon, of Castle Heights, hopes to major in horticulture at Virginia Tech. Instructor Louise Roesser and her students are most grateful. Despite overcast weather, Centenary...



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