Tomorrow the Louisville Metro Council is to vote on the future of the Waterfront Botanical Gardens site. The vote is on whether to declare the site as ‘surplus property.’ Declaring the site ‘surplus …
Read Sheldon Shafer’s article in the September 8, 2013 Courier-Journal: Metro Council expected to provide boost for botanical garden project A 23-acre former landfill is expected to be declared surplus by the …
We wanted to share the quote from Louisville’s Mayor Greg Fischer, mentioned in Bob Hill’s article “Planting the seeds for Louisville’s Waterfront Botanical Gardens” on September 1, 2013 in the Courier-Journal: “It’s …
Read Bob Hill’s Op Ed piece in the Courier-Journal: Planting the seeds for Louisville’s Waterfront Botanical Gardens Efforts to create Louisville’s Waterfront Botanical Gardens are stepping up as interest, eagerness and fundraising …
In this issue: Emil and Nancy Graeser Pledge a $225,000 Matching Grant Founders’ Garden Opens at the Heigold House Helen Burns Harrigan – A Garden Visionary Plant Spotlight: Serviceberry Waterfront Botanical Gardens …
We are happy to share some truly fantastic news about the Waterfront Botanical Gardens effort. Earlier this week, Botanica formalized our agreement with Louisville Metro Government over the use of the former …
Botanica is delighted to have celebrated the Grand Opening of the Founders’ Garden at the Heigold House on Thursday, May 30th. Hundreds were in attendance to celebrate the opening of the garden …
Botanica invites you to celebrate the Opening of the Founders’ Garden Join Botanica for a bite to eat and a toast as wecelebrate the opening of the Founders’ Garden at theHeigold House! …
Join Botanica for a bite to eat and a toast as we celebrate the opening of the Founders’ Garden at the Heigold House! We have lots to celebrate, and will be hosting …
Ninth District Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh has been so excited about our plans to create a Founders’ Garden at the Heigold house facade, she’s decided to offer a $5,000 matching grant. That means …
