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Closing Maryland Garden Center May Get Reprieve

Carroll Gardens in Westminster, Md., may not be closing after all, depending on a potential investor in the 75-year-old mail order and garden center business.

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Monrovia’s Georgia Nursery Makes History

Monrovia is the first nursery outside the West Coast to be accepted into the U.S. Nursery Certification Program.

AAS Adds A Tough Viola To 2010 Winners

'Endurio Sky Blue Martien' viola is All-America Selection's 2010 Cool Season award-winner.

IKEA Opens Italian Store With A Glass House

The funky, international home furnishings retailer chose Thermoflor to build a section for indoor plants and garden accents.

Target Center In Minneapolis Gets Green Roof

The new, $5.3 million green roof project will make it the fifth largest green roof in the United States.

Athens Select Introduces Four New Varieties

Two new pennisetums and two gaillardias join the Athens Select line for 2009.

Smith & Hawken To Move Its HQ?

The luxury garden retailer is eying a move, possibly to Atlanta.

Former Wal-Mart CEO: Retail = Good Jobs

Read Lee Scott's comments and a follow-up discussion on Retail Wire about the importance of retail jobs and how to promote them.

Nursery's 29 Greenhouses Leveled

Sarasota's The Plant Farm was knocked to the ground after a severe storm passed through - leaving behind an estimated $1 million in damages.

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