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Anderson family planting the Emancipation Oak sapling As we kick off the Thanksgiving season, we’d like to bring to light the importance of spending time with our loved ones and take a moment to pause and be thankful.

Pining for Fresh Cut Greenery” There’s something intoxicating about decorating with fresh and fragrant greens. And when it comes to holiday decorating, nothing says Christmas quite like boughs of fresh cut foliage.

Schefflera Plants Schefflera Trinette Schefflera Alpine Schefflera Arboricola If you’re looking for an easygoing, fast growing plant, then Scheffleras are an excellent choice.

Carolina Woman, Annie Vann Reid, has Big 5 Acre Nursery, Greenhouse Black th is an annual, monthlong celebration in February to honor and remember the achievements of the African American community and recognize their role in our history.

June of 1870, the Flower Farmers in D.C. As we celebrate black th, we’d like to highlight the achievements of black men and women in horticulture.

To celebrate Black th, we are highlighting some of the many contributions of African Americans to the horticultural industry. Today we share a story especially important to the Hampton Roads community, the story behind the WPA Memorial.

When it came to understanding how to excel in all things gardening, renowned horticulturist Asa Sims clearly got the memo.

As the frost begins to melt and the days become warmer and longer, spring fever begins to set in. It won’t be long until we’ll be able to go outside and dig in dirt once again!