Articles tagged with: December 2013
Thousands of holiday flowers will brighten the Buffalo Botanical Gardens, 2655 South Park Avenue, Buffalo, New York, from November 29, 2013, through January 5, 2014, during the annual Poinsettia Show.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 …
The Holiday Poinsettia Show kicks off Friday (November 22, 2013) in the Luthy Botanical Garden, 2520 North Prospect, Peoria, Illinois. It’s open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through December 31, 2013.
The holiday …
Wandering western Georgia next month, Road Trips Gardener? Schedule a stop from 10 a.m. ’til noon December 14, 2013, and take part in a Christmas topiary workshop at Hills & Dales Estate 1916 Hills and …
Chrysanthemums (what else?) are the stars at the seasonal plant display set for Saturday (November 9, 2013) through December 1, 2013, in the Temperate Zone and Glasshouse Gallery at Wisley Garden, Surrey, England.
The Glasshouse at …
Here’s an exhibit of horticultural paintings such as you’ve never seen, Road Trips Gardeners.
Peggy A. Guest‘s whimsical work is described as “a kind of horticultural hysteria one whisker off center”.
It’s on display from 9 a.m. …
The Midwest Invasive Plant Network (MIPN) and the Ohio Invasive Plants Council (OIPC) are
co-hosting a two-day symposium on invasive plants during the North Central Weed Science Society conference, set for December 9 through 12, 2013, …
The wreath you make in this class, Road Trips Gardeners starts out with freshly-cut green balsam but will dry naturally so that you can use it for years.
The annual Christmas Wreath Class will be December …
Discovery and surprise awaits Road Trips Gardeners who are headed to Phoenix between November 10, 2013, and May 18, 2014.
That’s when “Chihuly in the Garden” will be on display at the Desert Botanical Garden, 1201 …
Did you know that maize (better known as corn) is the largest production crop in the world and plays a central role in all of United States agriculture and food production. Explore the science of …
One of the fun things about this job is the opportunity to explore categories of plant life one has never contemplated before. The International Aroid Society celebrates a grouping of flowering plants called (unsurprisingly) aroids.
According …
