Posh Shoppe Florist

Business name:

Posh Shoppe Florist

Address:

2580 Fair Oaks Blvd

City:

Sacramento

State:

California

Zip Code:

95825

Phone number:

(916) 485-7065

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Top 5 Reasons We Love Roseville - Rocklin & Roseville Today

San Francisco Bay Area or a more expansive trip beyond, Roseville’s location provides a centrally located home base. Quick access to and fro Sacramento Airport is an extra benefit. Sweet! 6- The People We regularly receive opportunities to meet people across a wide and diverse spectrum of backgrounds and in every walk of life. We love to hear other people’s stories. Most of the people we encounter in Roseville, come across as reserved, respectful of others and friendly. If the younger generation of teens and twenty-somethings are any indication, Roseville has an exceptionally bright future. It remains, one of the more remarkable experiences of living in Roseville. Guide to Roseville ...

Learn About Container Gardens from Master Gardener Yvonne Savio | Pasadena California, Hotels,CA Real Estate,Restaurants,City Guide... - Pasadena.com - Pasadena Now

Savio earned degrees in journalism, English literature, art and photography from California State University at Los Angeles and Sacramento; her horticulture degree is from American River College, Sacramento. For 15 years, she worked in the Botany and Vegetable Crops Cooperative Extension Departments at the University of California, Davis, where she conferred with Statewide Vegetable Specialists regarding cultural and postharvest handling techniques. In the early 1980s she helped initiate and develop the Master Gardener Program in Yolo County. Savio maintains demonstration and trial gardens in Southern and Northern California, specializing in drought-tolerant techniques for growing vegetables, fruits, perennials, roses, and succulents. She documents the creative fun stuff of repurposed tools and garden art. The workshop is free admission. For more information, call (626) 744-7270 or visit www.cityofpasadena.net/library. The San Rafael Branch Library is at 1240 Nithsdale Road in Pasadena. ...

Toast flowers as local and fresh as your food: Field to Vase dinners (photos, video) - OregonLive

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Tea and flowers

Vallombrosa Avenue a stone’s throw from the CN&R offices in 2004 and now has two locations in Chico, is expanding to Sacramento. The new cafe, in midtown on Capitol Avenue, will offer everything locals have come to love from the Chico locations. Chief among them: the more than 40 varieties of teas, from sparkling to traditional. Judging by the response on Facebook, it’ll be an instant Sactown hotspot. In other Tea Bar news, I just learned that they’re now offering delivery and “express catering.” That means you can order your favorite bowl or wrap or salad plus drinks and have ’em delivered for a work lunch or holiday party. Minimum 24-hour notice, with party packs and individual meals available. Go to ilovetbar.com for more info. Flower power Despite a few hiccups, Christian & Johnson Flowers and Gifts has made the move to 1098 E. First Ave. The building looks great (you can’t miss the teal!) and there will be a grand opening on Saturday (July 28), 9 a.m.-4 p.m. So long, farewell I apparently don’t make it to the north end of town much these days, because I missed the demolition of the American Inn on The Esplanade just north of East...

Miracle-Gro's 2018 Rose Parade Float Showcases the Joys Found Outside in Your Own Backyard

Muir Ranch from a 1-acre to a 3-acre production farm all while partnering with Miracle-Gro.Mary Kimball from West Sacramento, CA is the Executive Director of Land-Based Learning, a program dedicated to inspiring, educating, and cultivating future generations of farmers, agricultural leaders and natural resource stewards. Through Kimball’s 19 years of leadership, the Land-Based Learning Center has grown to offer five different programs that serve more than 25 California counties. Kimball also started the California Farm Academy, the only beginning farmer training, business incubator, and apprenticeship program of its kind in Northern California.“Through their dedication and hard work, these individuals are making a difference by empowering their communities to take an active interest in getting outside and finding inspiration and beauty in the world around them,” said Sutterer. “Whether it is a public park, an urban community farm, or other shared green space, these areas are an increasingly important part of the fabric of our urbanized societies, and we’re committed to promoting and helping to sustain these spaces for future generations.”Rose Parade® AwardsAll of Miracle-Gro’s past Rose Parade entries have received awards, including the Queen’s Trophy for most effective use and display of roses in concept, design and presentation (2017 & 2014); Governor’s Trophy for best depiction of life in California (2016); Isabella Coleman Trophy for best use of color in flowers (2015); and Crown City Innovation Trophy for best use of imagination and innovation to advance float design (2013).For more information about this year’s float visit www.miraclegro.com/roseparade. Join our Rose Parade conversation on social media, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. (Pasadena Now)