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4060 Ryan StLake Charles, LA 70605
450 N 2Nd StEunice, LA 70535
105 Southfield RdShreveport, LA 71105
1301 St Mary StThibodaux, LA 70302
15536 Highway 171Zwolle, LA 71486
Louisiana Flowers News
Mar 19, 2020Kisses for flowers? Maybe not at this year's St. Patrick’s parades amid virus fears, organizers say - NOLA.com
The patient with Louisiana's first presumptive case of the new coronavirus is currently being treated by the Veterans Affairs Medical Center i…
“We’ll have to eliminate the big, big, big, big Irish kisses we give out,” he said, “but Irish eyes are always shining.”On Monday morning (March 9) the BBC reported that the Irish cities of Dublin and Cork had cancelled their annual St. Patrick's parades this year for fear of amplifying the coronavirus, known as COVID-19, outbreak in that country, where 21 people have contracted the illness.Later Monday, the Louisiana governor’s office announced that the first case of the new coronavirus, which has been linked to numerous deaths around the globe, has been identified in the New Orleans area. The case is considered "presumptive" until it is confirmed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
The new coronavirus that has spread across the globe in recent weeks has reached Louisiana.
Jan 4, 2020Funerals held for reporter, pilot from Louisiana plane crash - The Associated Press
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Funeral services were held Saturday for a Louisiana sports reporter and a pilot who died last week in a plane crash in Lafayette.Five people were killed in the crash as they headed to the Peach Bowl to see Louisiana State University play Oklahoma in Atlanta.Carley McCord, 30, was a local reporter and the daughter-in-law of the LSU offensive coordinator, Steve Ensminger. McCord’s funeral was held at St. Jean Vianney Church in Baton Rouge. Memorial services were held in the church parish hall after the funeral. The local television station where she worked, WDSU, showed a long line of people waiting to get into the church.Family asked that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to a memorial scholarship fund set up in McCord’s honor. The fund will benefit women pursing a degree in spo...
Nov 9, 2019Home and Garden Events Oct. 19-26 - NOLA.com
Master Gardener talks and more. 10 a.m. Louisiana Iris Sale.^ Longue Vue House and Gardens~, 7 Bamboo Road~ — The Greater New Orleans Iris Society bare root plant sale features hundreds of plants for purchase that represent more than 100 different-colored locally grown irises. Louisiana irises should be planted in October to bloom next spring. www.facebook.com. 10 a.m. Twilight Mourning Tour.^ Hermann-Grima Historic House~, 820 St. Louis St.~ — Creole mourning customs on display at the house, followed by a tour of St. Louis No. 1 and cocktail and appetizer at Hyatt Centric; black attire requested but not required, 15 and older. www.hgghh.org. $65. 5 p.m.TuesdayEsplanade Ridge Tour.^ Pagoda Cafe~, 1403 N. Dorgenois St.~ — Geographic history and architectural highlights of Esplanade Avenue, designed in the French style of grand boulevards as a garden suburb for the wealthy Creoles escaping the “old city.” www.friendsofthecabildo.org. $20-$25. 10 a.m.WednesdayBayou St. John Walking Tour.^ The Pitot House~, 1440 Moss St.~ — Stroll through 300 years of history in one of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood with a walking tour encompassing Pitot House, Faubourg Pontchartrain and St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 on Esplanade Avenue. www.louisianalandmarks.org. $30. 1 p.m.Evenings With Enrique.^ New O...
Aug 22, 2019Sunflowers in October? Breeders are racing to develop plants that flower again and again. - The Washington Post
More than 40 years ago, from his fields in southern Louisiana, this was a lonely quest, but not a quixotic one. As the inventor of the Encore Azalea brand, he has given gardeners more than 30 azaleas in various sizes and bloom color, with more in the works.“You have waves of color in summer,” he says, “and as it cools down to return to more of the spring temperature range, you’ll get a lot more bloom.”Lee may have been a pioneer in the desire for a deja vu moment in the garden, but he is no longer alone. The ornamental plant industry is defined by a race to develop and trademark plants that keep on blooming beyond their natural moment in the growing year.“It’s what we are all striving for in every genus,” said Jonathan Pedersen, vice president of sales and business development at Monrovia Nursery, a major wholesale grower.Encore Azalea
Autumn Twist, one of 31 varieties of Encore Azalea re-bloomers.
In addition to fall-blooming azaleas, consumers can find hydrangeas that flower in September, sunflowers still going strong in October, lilacs in fragrant bloom in August and even a clematis that produces its bell-like blooms until frost.Roses have al...
Dec 14, 2018Dr. Emery Deserves All the Flowers While She Can Smell Them - Afro American
Ala., Dr. Emery moved to Baltimore with Vallen L. Emery Sr., her beloved late husband and their three sons, after a successful teaching career in Louisiana. The deep South's loss was Baltimore's great gain.
She attended what was then Morgan State College where she earned a master's degree in education and she attended Temple University in Philadelphia and was awarded a doctorate degree in education. Her list of accomplishments and contributions to the Greater Baltimore community is too long to list here; that is why a veritable who's who (including Mayor Pugh, Rev. Dr. A.C.D. Vaughn and AFRO Publisher Emeritus Jake Oliver, among many others) of our city stopped by the Forum to give bouquets of flowers to Dr. Emery while she can smell them. These are the objective facts.
However, my objectivity ends as far as Dr. Emery is concerned when it comes to her work as principal of Walbrook High School in West Baltimore.
Sean Yoes (Courtesy Photo)
Dr. Emery was a vice-principal of Lemmel Junior High just up the street from where I was raised. But, Walbrook was the house that Dr. Emery built and that school changed my life. I entered Walbrook in the 10th grade in 1980. For the record, Dr. Emery had officially left the school as principal the previous year, but clearly she had laid an incredible foundation prior to her exit and she left an outstanding high school in her wake.
My sister and I had mo...