Nature Connects aims to bring greater understanding of natural world to Riverbanks
Nature Connects features a variety of animals and plants made from LEGO bricks.
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Tag: garden
We’re building this orchard
Rosewood’s orchard is getting a new toolshed built by students of USC professor Tom Syfert.
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Migration brings monarchs through Midlands
Midlands residents are being good hosts by creating butterfly-friendly spaces in their gardens.
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Birding provides accessible, ‘grounding’ activity for Columbia residents
Mental health is important to one local birder. And he said that birding could be a great and free way for Columbia residents to practice self-care.
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Seed Sanctuary program sows environmental education, community building, volunteer opportunities
Gardeners, educators, retirees and children have all reaped the benefits. For free.
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Oh my gondola!
Riverbanks Zoo’s expansion will bring a gondola and bridge over the Saluda River.
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Bulb Bonanza features popular horticulturist duo Jim Martin, Jenks Farmer
Books and bulbs were sold at the Robert Mills Carriage House during a morning dedicated to plant lovers.
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What’s different this spring? Gardeners give their perspective
Gardeners share how they have kept native plants alive through South Carolina’s changing climate.
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People should protect their plants as temperatures drop
The Midlands was hit with freezing temperatures this week. While the temperatures will rise somewhat, plant owners should bring their tender plants inside when the weather drops below 40 degrees.
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Creatives thrive at Richland Library
Feeling creative but can’t afford the equipment to support your ambition? Where should you go? Try the library.
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Art and flowers exhibit coming to the Columbia Museum of Art
The beauty of flowers and art are taking center stage in the upcoming exhibition at the Columbia Museum of Art.
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Fate and fortune align for Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden restoration
Pearl Fryar’s topiary garden in Bishopville, S.C., the only one of its kind, is being renovated by the University of South Carolina’s McKissick Museum. Learn more about the man behind the repairs and the history of this exceptional garden.
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