Home & Garden

“Customers have been wanting this remodel for a long time, and we were able to make it happen.”

The Mentos display can be a fun option for 4th of July fireworks. Photo by D’Ann Dreiling.

On Father’s Day, he would complain, ‘why me, it is my day’, and the family would laugh as dad took over the kitchen. He was always the chef and always my inspiration.”

“It takes two men and a special truck to water the pots Monday, Wednesday and Friday unless we have a lot of rain.”

“Many generations shop here. We know them and we know their families. This area likes independently-owned businesses.”

“I wanted the look of an ‘ol’ tyme’ country store with mason jars filled with homemade products.”

In south Kansas City plans already are underway at Minor Park and Watts Mill Park to plant prairie and woodland grasses and flowers.

“People still want their flowers, and they’re doing a lot of lawn and garden projects now.”

COVID 19 changed our lives this year, but gardening can help provide healthy exercise, stress relief, and nutritious food. 

  “These are troubling times but we all need to carry on and “carry out”.

By Kady Weddle Art Director and Contributing Writer Eighteen years ago, Sara Noble started Noble

By selling in bulk, we’re able to charge customers about 20% less for eco-friendly products than at other stores, owner Anne Dezort says.

If you must pay in advance, Turner says 10% of the cost is reasonable.

The farmhouse look is still very popular.

“It’s going to get a whole lot worse before it gets better.”