SU offers new program for online cannabis education

SU Cannabis Program

Syracuse University is in its second year of partnering with Green Flower, a leader in cannabis training programs in partnership with universities across the country. Syracuse University’s online cannabis education program offers students four programs. Cannabis Business, Cannabis Health Care and Management, Cannabis Agriculture and Horticulture and the New Program Compliance and Risk Management. “This … Read more

Henry Homeyer | Notes from the garden: Spring flower shows are back!

Spring flower shows are always a contrast to the cold, snowy days of winter. Bright flowers, garden furniture and many workshops make these events fun – for beginners and experts. Here are this year’s giveaways, starting in February and running through May. The first show of the season with a special show: Orchids. The New … Read more

“Be Key” capital campaign for the cancer support community started in a special garden – Pasadena now

CSC Pasadena Executive Director Patricia Ostiller and Ellen Knell at the Cancer Support Society’s Pasadena Garden Party at the home of Gail and Jim Ellis on Sunday, October 23. [photo by Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now] Pam Sevier, Pat McGulpin, CSC Pasadena Board Vice President Ellen Driscoll, Sandy Mejia-Ramirez at the Cancer Support Community Pasadena Garden at … Read more

From a mansion to an empty lot to a thriving climate-friendly garden, learn how Arlington Gardens came to be – Pasadena Now

After making a fortune in the wholesale grocery business in Chicago, John M. Durand built his dream home at 275 Arlington Drive. 17,000 feet of floor space made the house the largest in Southern California at the time. The construction took more than three years, because every piece of wood used in the interior was … Read more

A dry August is taking its toll on Queens’ community gardens.

A community garden in Queens is struggling to keep their crop going after the driest August since 1994. (NY1 Photo/Clodagh McGowan)

Sonia Ferraro has been gardening her whole life. But she says there is a noticeable difference this year in the fall. “It’s different from other gardens. This year, it was like crying because we drank water and it wasn’t enough,” said Ferraro, founder of Garden Community Gardens in Queens. More than a dozen vegetables and … Read more

Arlington Gardens celebrates its 17th anniversary Sunday – Pasadena Now

Arlington Gardens, Pasadena’s only free public park, is celebrating its 17th anniversary with live music, food and wine on Sunday, September 25. The Mediterranean Climate Garden is located at 275 Arlington Drive in West Pasadena. The anniversary celebration is Arlington Gardens’ once-a-year fundraiser. “I hope people will take the time to join us for our … Read more

A five-generation family farm that attracts thousands of visitors

MOORESVILLE, NC – Carrigan Farms has been family owned since 1902, spanning five generations and bringing thousands of smiles. What you need to know Carrigan Farms offers seasonal strawberry, apple and pumpkin picking The farm has been around since 1902 and has spanned five generations The farm sees thousands of customers every year in all … Read more

A five-generation family farm that attracts thousands of visitors

MOORESVILLE, NC – Carrigan Farms has been family owned since 1902, spanning five generations and bringing thousands of smiles. What you need to know Carrigan Farms offers seasonal strawberry, apple and pumpkin picking The farm has been around since 1902 and has spanned five generations The farm sees thousands of customers every year in all … Read more

Homeowner | Notes from the garden: Is it time to include ferns in the garden?

Many gardeners who focus on flowers and flowering shrubs are missing a beautiful and simple addition to their landscape: ferns. A few ferns are a little aggressive and can invade flower beds uninvited, but most are docile and offer a variety of textures and foliage with a little work. Maybe you like and use hostas … Read more

Syracha’Cuse Booth introduces the fair audience to zesty flavors

The State Fair is full of many exhibitors that we all look forward to seeing each year. However, there are also about 15 new vendors making their debuts this year. On today’s Faces of the Show, Brad Vivacqua introduces us to one of the first-timers to bring his delicious soups to the fair. Before the … Read more