Renie's Greenies

Business name:

Renie's Greenies

Address:

558 5Th St

City:

Wells

State:

Nevada

Zip Code:

89835

Phone number:

(775) 752-3013

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Valentine's Day in the valley: Ways to celebrate romance, or not - Desert Sun

Country Club Dr, Palm Desert Indian Wells The Pink Cabana- Valentine's Day Prom The Pink Cabana is hosting their first ever Valentine's Day Prom. The event will feature a four-course tasting menu, cocktails, a photobooth and live music. Dinner will be available from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $110 a person and prom attire from any decade is encouraged. For more information and tickets call (760) 770-9000. As of press time, reservations were still available. 44985 Province Way, Indian Wells La Quinta Cork and Fork The Cork and Fork is going to put on their annual Valentine's Day chef's table. Throughout the evening, guests will be able to taste seven small plates prepared by their house chef. The menu is $100 a person and will start at 6 p.m. Reservations can be made online or by calling the restaurant at (760) 777-7555. As of press time, reservations were still available. 47875 Caleo Bay, La Quinta Cooking With Class Saturday 18 Cooking with C...

Local flower shop continues to bloom | News - Fauquier Times

Gerrish said she formerly ran an import business and helped start a nonprofit organization. Her husband is the branch manager of Wells Fargo Advisors in Warrenton. They are both Air Force veterans. Virginia Gerrish is also on the architectural review boards of the town of Warrenton and Fauquier County.Gerrish said she took a master gardener course and raises flowers at home. “We have a big yard. I like perennials,” but, “I never thought I’d be a florist. I knew it was going to be a challenge, but so far every challenge that’s presented itself has led to a workable solution,” Gerrish said.She said she’s typically the first to arrive in the morning and the last to leave, but says, “My goal is not to work so many hours.”The store’s hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon...

VIDEO: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Cast Makes Flower Arrangements - Broadway World

Audrey ll;" Kevin Chamberlin as "Mr. Mushnik;" Matthew Wilkas as "Orin Scrivello;" with Brittany Campbell, Tickwanya Jones, and Cheyenne Isabel Wells, and puppeteers Tyler Bremer, Kelsey Kato, Tim Kopacz, Sarah Kay Peters, and Paul Turbiak. .videoContainer { position: relative; max-width: 500px; } .playBtn { position: absolute; width: 96px; height: 96px; right: 0; bottom: 20px; /* left: 535px; top: 169px; opacity: 0.8; margin-left: -48px; margin-top: -48px;*/ } Related Articles More Hot Stories For You ...

Leaves are falling all around. Time you were on your way to a regional show garden - Tacoma News Tribune

On a recent visit we had the gardens almost to ourselves and hiked the stone steps to view fish ponds carved into rock, wishing wells and rustic lookout towers built into the hillside. There are assorted outbuildings made from rustic cedar and burl wood that lend a magical storybook quality to this unusual garden. No wonder they offer a fairy hunt to visitors. The spring season is when the thyme, wildflowers and hardy groundcovers offer more color, but fall is the season of cool, green mountain magic. Visit www.ohmegardens.org for more information. Federal Way Rhododendron Species Garden: Fall foliage, plant sales and a huge conservatory There is more than rhododendrons in this garden just off of I-5. For seekers of bargains and cool wild plants, the annual plant sale and festival will be held the weekend of Oct. 19-20. This is the same weekend that the garden waives the $8 entrance fee, so not only can you purchase unusual native groundcovers, perennials and of course wild or species rhododendrons from all over the world, but you can explore the grounds and get to know the best trees and shrubs for fall color in our climate. Don’t miss the gigantic glass conservatory with tree-sized tropical rhododendrons and spectacular water features. The shaded woodland trails are peaceful any time of the year. I am rather obsessed with the English inspired stumpery — fallen trees with their roots in the air that have become home to a fern collection. If I lose any trees this winter in my own garden, a stumpery with ferns could be in my future. Reach Marianne Binetti through her website at binettigarden.com or write to her at P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw WA 98022.