Two friends, Chris Stapleton, and a whole lot of fun; photos by Alex Weiss Last week our editor, Christine Green, and “Lunatics Lounge” columnist, Taylor
BUFFALO REGULAR CLUB MEETINGS African Violet & Gesneriad Society of WNY meets the third Tuesday of the month, September–August, at 7 p.m., Greenfield Health &
Rain chains are all the rage, and for good reason. These decorative metal chains redirect water from your gutter to the ground instead of your
I was dismayed to learn about the beech bark and beech leaf diseases that are threatening these majestic trees. Below is a summary of a
Bee balm, salvia, coneflower, milkweed, and butterfly bush often come up in the conversation about plants for butterfly gardening. There are, however, some other (possibly
I frequently give tours of my suburban yard, but it’s not the typical garden featured on most tours–those “ooh and ah” gardens of flowerbeds constantly
When I was fresh out of grad school, I worked for a botanical garden in the education department. I’d gotten a master’s degree and racked
CANANDAIGUA BOTANICAL SOCIETY One-hundred-and-fifty years ago, Canandaigua botanists began meeting in their homes to discuss and appreciate the native plant life around the Finger Lakes
KICK OFF TO SUMMER FEST The Conesus Golf Club will celebrate the beginning of summer with their first-annual Kick Off to Summer Fest on July
JULY 6 MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATER Ages twelve and older can enjoy a roundtrip live theater train experience featuring a murder mystery theme and a
