News | Kinghorn Gardens - Part 7
Blooming at the Henry Doorly Zoo
News | April 21st, 2015
With April here and almost gone, spring continues to unfold all around us. By now I'm sure you are very familiar with the change of season right outside your own front door but sometimes it's fun to...
4 Things You Need to Stop Doing to Your Spring Garden
Education, News | April 9th, 2015
1. Over Mulching You think you’re freshening up your garden for the season ahead but if you’re like most people you actually end up drowning your poor plants in a bark ocean. Don’t worry it’s...
The Bark of Elmwood Park: Part 3
Education, News | March 26th, 2015
With the seasonal change in motion it may be easy to forget the more muted details of nature's wonder; let this final showcase of bark art be a reminder to look in all places to find beauty this...
The Why Behind the What of Spring Clean Ups
Education, News | March 19th, 2015
Tomorrow is the first official calendar day of spring! Though we have been experiencing some spring-like weather for the past few weeks, in Nebraska it seems almost impossible to know if the warmer...
Kindred Annual Supplier
News, People | March 12th, 2015
Don't you love shopping for new seasonal items when spring rolls around? Sometimes even stumbling across a new store to stock up on pastel button ups, cardigans, and boat shoes? Well it's no...
The Bark of Elmwood Park: Part 2
Education, News | February 27th, 2015
With so many incredible textures, tones, and trees; it's impossible to stick to just one bark blog. Enjoy part two of The Bark of Elmwood Park series and pin your favorites to Pinterest. Acer...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Winter Pruning
Education, News | February 26th, 2015
Ah the art of winter pruning - yes it truly is an art. Finding the sculptural form of each plant hidden by waterspouts, suckers and the occasional left over brown leaves. It takes a keen eye and...
Home and Garden Expo with Omaha Stormwater Management
News | February 6th, 2015
Wednesday, February 4th 9:44AM - Hanscom Park Greenhouse Purple Polos, Theresa and Jenny, loaded up three truck loads of purple tulips and assorted perennials to "plant" at the Omaha Home and...
The Bark of Elmwood Park: Part 1
Education, News | January 29th, 2015
Often an overlooked botanical feature, bark or rhytidome, when closely examined boasts incredible beauty. These stunning shots were taken in Omaha's Elmwood Park, a common destination for college...
Opera Omaha’s Green-Floored Gala
News | January 20th, 2015
It was September 24th and the conversation started over a hot coffee at Village Grinder; Bryan and Michele Kinghorn met with Opera Omaha’s General Director, Roger Weitz, and Director of...