My garden bloggers’ bloom day has a tropical flare this January. In the house, a orangy begonia is about to bloom and the forced spring bulbs have poked a few leaves through the ...
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Tree Luggers pick up Christmas trees for recycling at Indy Parks
Tree Luggers, a charitable initiative of the Governor Bob Orr Indiana Entrepreneurial Fellowship, offers a pretty cool service for those of us who are too busy or otherwise ...
Target buys Smith & Hawken brand
Garden Center Magazine's e-newsletter reports that Target has purchased the Smith & Hawken brand from Scotts Miracle-Gro. Scotts Miracle-Gro closed the 56-store chain last ...
Concern raised about seed shortages
Susan Reimer, a garden writer for the Baltimore Sun, discusses a possible seed shortage in 2010 with the owner of D. Landreth Seed Co., which is celebrating its 225th year in the ...
Jim Wilson’s book tells how to grow your own food for lean times
Jim Wilson culled his experiences as an author of 13 books, television host, teacher and lifelong gardener to pen Homegrown Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs: A Bountiful, Healthful ...
Garden World Report features Indiana Living Green magazine
Indiana Living Green editor Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp was featured in the current Garden World Report, an online television garden program. She talks about the magazine in general and ...
Purdue vacates Indianapolis Zoo, White River Gardens
Indiana Living Green magazine reports that "Purdue University has terminated its agreement with the Indianapolis Zoo to provide staff support for the Dick Crum Resource ...
False blue indigo 2010 Perennial Plant of the Year
False blue indigo, a striking native plant, has been named the 2010 Perennial Plant of the Year by the Perennial Plant Association. This garden worthy plant has tall spikes of ...
HortusScope for January 2010 posted
What’s Up in the Central Indiana Gardening Community HortusScope, an e-bulletin for the Central Indiana gardening community, is published the first of every month as a public ...
Philanthropist Ruth Lilly dies
Indianapolis philanthropist Ruth Lilly, the only living heir of Col. Eli Lilly, founder of the pharmeceutical firm, left quite a mark on the gardening scene. She died Dec. 30, ...
