Sautter's Floral & Greenhouse Inc

Business name:

Sautter's Floral & Greenhouse Inc

Address:

1725 Toledo Rd

City:

Elkhart

State:

Indiana

Zip Code:

46516

Phone number:

(574) 293-5584

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Flowers in quilt designs almost ready for Elkhart display

DITIONS - In this Tuesday, June 23, 2015 photo, Elizabeth Bond, left, and Missy Pletcher weed and replant flowers in the Premier Arts Quilt Garden in Elkhart, Ind. A rainbow of about 150,000 annual plants are being delivered to 19 sites this month to make up the ninth annual Quilt Gardens display. (J. Tyler Klassen/The Elkhart Truth) MANDATORY CREDIT less ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS - In this Tuesday, June 23, 2015 photo, Elizabeth Bond, left, and Missy Pletcher weed and replant flowers in the Premier Arts Quilt Garden in Elkhart, Ind. A rainbow of about ... more Photo: J. Tyler Klassen, AP Image 2 of 3 ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS - In this Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015 photo, a wagon wheel decorates the edge of the quilt garden at the Dutch Country Market on C.R. 16, east of Middlebury, Ind. Fall is set to arrive in Elkhart County and the quilt gardens will give way to fall foliage. (Jennifer Shephard/The Elkhart Truth) less ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS - In this Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015 photo, a wagon wheel decorates the edge of the quilt garden at the Dutch Country Market on C.R. 16, east of Middlebury, Ind. Fall is set to arrive ... more Photo: Jennifer Shephard, AP Image 3 of 3 ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS - In this Tuesday, June 23, 2015 photo... (Beaumont Enterprise)

High school softball: Kingsmen present flowers after win over Memorial

That might be what sets Penn apart. The Kingsmen (24-3) were dominant on the field against Elkhart Memorial (12-16) in Tuesday night’s Class 4-A regional. The 10-0 victory earned Penn a ticket to the Lafayette Harrison Semistate Saturday at 11 a.m. against Zionsville. After the game, Penn players took a close look at the human side of the game. Recently, Memorial senior left fielder Desiree Uribe lost her father in a motorcycle accident. She has played through the grief during the Crimson Chargers’ tournament run. The Kingsmen saluted that courage. Close Penn sophomore Hailey Hisaw high fives teammates before the softball regional championship game at Penn High School Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Tribune Photo/MICHAEL CATERINA Penn senior Halle Hixenbaugh tags out Elkhart Memorial senior Kaylee Warner during the softball regional championship game at Penn High School Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Tribune Photo/MICHAEL CATERINA Elkhart Memorial senior Kimberly lucas pitches during the softball regional championship game at Penn High School Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Tribune Photo/MICHAEL CATERI... (South Bend Tribune)

Ted Cruz presses the flesh at Bravo Cafe in Osceola in day before Indiana presidential primary

Cruz appeared more hungry to make last-minute connections that could translate into votes. Monday’s stop was Cruz’s second in the Elkhart area. Last week, he greeted hundreds of fans at Lucchese’s Italian Restaurant in Elkhart. As he made his way past a table at Bravo Cafe, he was asked by The Truth about his chances on Election Day. “I am hopeful. I’ve got enormous faith and confidence in the people of the Hoosier state,” Cruz said. The tour through the café exemplified Cruz’s grass-roots approach, contrasting greatly with rival Trump, whose campaign has relied heavily on huge rallies and plenty of media coverage. Cruz gets much less media attention, but makes up for it by pressing the flesh. Surrounded by media and onlookers, he slowly paced himself until he had reached every table and shook every extended hand. He talked with little children, older adults and several families, repeatedly telling people that he appreciated their support and punctuated the need for a big turnout. One woman told Cruz she was praying for him, and he shook her hand graciously. Another talked about his story of immigrating to the United States. Cruz might have recognized Scotty Robertson, who has seen Cruz four times in the past week. He was at Lucchese’s and the rally in South Bend Thursday followed by another Cruz rally in La Porte Sunday night. This time, he brought his wife, Jami and their 1- year-old daughter, Karlee. Patterson considers himself a constitutional conservative and is strongly anti-abortion. He said he feels as if he’s watching history unfold. But why make the effort to see him four times? “Senator Cruz needs to know that he has the support of Hoosiers,” Patterson replied. Is he worried about Trump winning the nomination? “I’m worried about Trump because if he’s the Republican nominee, I won’t have anyone I can vote for,” he said John Beck, a truck driver from South Bend, brought along a book by talk show Mark Levin for Cruz to sign and ended up talking with Cruz for several minutes and posed for a photo with him. He said he’s more of a Cruz supporter than just anti-Trump. (The Elkhart Truth)

Step Into Spring Flower Show date set

Photo: Getty Images) The public is invited to view Step Into Spring Flower Show May 15-17 in the Villa Gottfried Room at The Osthoff Resort in Elkhart Lake. Held in conjunction with Wisconsin Garden Club Federation’s annual convention, the show will feature a variety of displays within a designated petite size. Entries include miniature hanging floral designs, individual stems or sprays of flowers and greens, educational exhibits, individual plants, photographic displays of floral compositions, artistic crafts of dried florals such as note cards, topiaries, decorated boxes, decorated ornaments and collages. Admission is free and show hours are from 1-6:30 p.m. on May 16, 9 a.m. until noon on May 17 with vendors available 3-6 p.m. on May 15. Convention vendors are also open to the public. Vendors have a variety of garden art, jewelry, grapevine globes, gardening tools, potted plants, bulbs and more. Those attending are invited to bring gently-used shoes to donate to its shoe drive. Shoes will reach people in 36 underdeveloped countries. For more information call 920-452-7591. Central High Class of 1956 to meet A Central High School Class of 1... (The Sheboygan Press)

Community Notes: Flower show date set

Spring Flower Show date set The public is invited to view Step Into Spring Flower Show May 15-17 in the Villa Gottfried Room at The Osthoff Resort in Elkhart Lake. Held in conjunction with Wisconsin Garden Club Federation’s annual convention, the show will feature a variety of displays within a designated petite size. Entries include miniature hanging floral designs, individual stems or sprays of flowers and greens, educational exhibits, individual plants, photographic displays of floral compositions, artistic crafts of dried florals such as note cards, topiaries, decorated boxes, decorated ornaments and collages. Admission is free and show hours are from 1-6:30 p.m. May 16, 9 a.m. until noon May 17 with vendors available 3-6 p.m. May 15. Convention vendors are also open to the public. Vendors have a variety of garden art, jewelry, grapevine globes, gardening tools, potted plants, bulbs and more. Those attending are invited to bring gently used shoes to donate to its shoe drive. Shoes will reach people in 36 underdeveloped countries. For more information, call 920-452-7591. SCHRC releasing book The Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, 518 Water St., Sheboygan Falls, has announced the release of its new book “Rebuilding a Railroad in the 21st Century” by John Winter. The new volume documents the rebuilding of the 11-mile rail line from Plymouth to Sheboygan after lying dormant for nearly 30 years. More than just a fix-it-up job, the project was the replacement of the entire line from the ground up with new track built to modern standards to handle heavy loads. It also required one trestle to be completely replaced and others reinforced. The book includes dozens of color images documenting construction with before and after photos taken at dozens of locations. Also included is the history of this line from the pre-Civil War era to current times. The book is available at the SCHRC, at schrc.org or at 920-467-4667. Read or Share this story: http://shebpr.es/26vkbrG ... (The Sheboygan Press)

10 outdoor events to make Saturday spectacular

Lake Milton Raptor Education Center, talks about the natural history of the golden eagle beside her. Raptors return Saturday to the Elkhart County Historical Museum in Bristol. Photo provided Meet birds of prey Get an up-close view of live hawks and owls, as well as an eagle, from the Lake Milton Raptor Center, at 2 p.m. Saturday in “Raptor Experience” in the auditorium of the Elkhart County Historical Museum, 304 W. Vistula St., Bristol. A spectacled owl from the tropics will be among the featured guests. You’ll hear each bird’s story of rehab. Cost is $3 for adults and $1 for children ages 15 and younger. Visit elkhartcountyparks.org or call 574-535-6458. This blue violet, a native wildflower, was photographed recently along the Pumpkinvine Trail, where a series of hikes and bike rides Saturday will explore flowers, birds and beauty. Photo provided/JOHN J. SMITH Saturday ‘opening day’ for Pumpkinvine Trail Hikes, bike checks and a bike/poker game will mark Saturday’s “opening day” for the trail that links Shipshewana and Goshen. The Pumpkinvine (pumpkinvine.org) is open year-round, but the event is a way for the national Rails-to-Trails Conservancy to show off its trails. Several events start at Goshen’s Abshire Park: a bird and tree identification walk from 8 to 9 a.m., bike checks from 9 a.m. to noon and a 3½-mile group fitness walk at 1 p.m. There will be a wildflower hike from 3 to 4:30 p.m., and you can bike five miles to the starting point at 2:15 p.m. from Abshire Park or carpool there at 2:45 p.m. from the trail parking lot at County Road 35. Or join the “Pokervine” Chase from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., where you’ll bike along the Pumpkinvine Trail and pick up five playing cards, choosing from among nine stops along the trail’s entire length. When it’s done, the top three poker hands will win prizes worth $100, $50 and $25. Register for $8 by noon Friday at Eventbrite.com or sign up for $10 Saturday at Pumpkinvine Cyclery, 413 N. Main St. (new location) in Middlebury; Lincoln Avenue Fitness, 430 W. Lincoln Ave. in Goshen; Abshire Park Cabin in Goshen; or JoJo’s Pretzels, 205 N. Harrison St. in Shipshewana, Ind. Fish for free Saturday— and let kids compete Indiana residents won’t need a license to fish in the state Saturday. And kids ages 6 to 13 can compete for prizes — for longest and most fish caught — in a derby Saturday at St. Patrick’s County Park in South Bend. Kids need to check in at 8 a.m. and fish from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. on the ponds. Bait and a limited amount of fishing gear will be available, though kids can bring their own. Walk-ins accepted. Call 574-654-3155 to reserve a spot. Shop at Audubon sale Shop for used household stuff from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday in the red barn at St. Patrick’s County Park in South Bend. The annual sale benefits both the local Audubon Society and the county parks. If you want to donate goods for the sale, drop them off at the red barn from 2 to 6 p.m. today or from 1 to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Free park admission from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Go out for a hike with Berrien Birding Club The Berrien Birding Club is leading weekly hikes, and the next one will depart at 9 a.m. Saturday from Tiscornia Beach Park in Benton Harbor. The group will look for migrating waterfowl along Lake Michigan and th... (South Bend Tribune)