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Aiken Master Gardeners to hold annual plant sale | Features - Vimarsana News

Aiken Master Gardeners to hold annual plant sale | Features

The Aiken Master Gardeners will hold their annual plant sale on Saturday from 9 .m. to noon at Millbrook Baptist Church.

Aiken church volunteers help with needed home repairs | Aiken Area News - Vimarsana News

Aiken church volunteers help with needed home repairs | Aiken Area News

Volunteers from Aiken's First Baptist Church replaced a deck at home on Shiloh Heights Road, a screened-in porch at a home on Gregory Road and did woodworking and painting at a home on Community Dr. as part of the church's Mission: HERE program.

AIKEN MASTER GARDENERS: Feeders can attract variety of birds, brighten dreary days - Vimarsana News

AIKEN MASTER GARDENERS: Feeders can attract variety of birds, brighten dreary days

On a calm, bright but cold morning, as I was walking my dogs, a piliated woodpecker began tapping on an oak limb above me, looking for grubs and bugs. In

Charleston Southern University welcomes five new Board of Trustees members - Vimarsana News

Charleston Southern University welcomes five new Board of Trustees members

Charleston Southern University (CSU) announced five new members have joined the Board of Trustees to serve through the end of December 2028.Larry Driggers, Bob

AIKEN MASTER GARDENERS: Several plants necessary for the quintessential Southern garden - Vimarsana News

AIKEN MASTER GARDENERS: Several plants necessary for the quintessential Southern garden

I recently overheard another Master Gardener state unequivocally that the Southern garden is defined by four plants: gardenia, magnolia, tea olive and camellia. Ironically, none of these classic Southern favorites