Horticultural Assets Press Kits

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Visit Buffalo Niagara and Gardens Buffalo Niagara have produced a Press Kit that includes story ideas and background information on the region's garden tourism assets and personalities.

You can download the PDF file here.

The press kit contains:

Story ideas:

  • Gardening’s Role in Buffalo’s Rebirth

  • Buffalo-style Gardens

  • Making the Most of Small City Lots

  • Eco-friendly Parking Lots

  • Community Gardens: A Positive Effect on Neighborhoods

  • Brownfield Remediation Through Creative Plantings

  • Urban Roots: USA’s First Community-owned Cooperative

  • Test Gardens at Erie Basin Marina

  • How Buffalo Came Back From “Arborgeddon” (aka the October 2006 Storm)

  • A Short Growing Season and Snowy Winters: Challenge and Opportunity

  • Beautifying Buffalo Through Lunenfeld Grants

  • Peace Garden Trail

Background materials on:

  • Frederic Law Olmsted in Buffalo

  • The Richardson Olmsted Campus

  • Buffalo’s Parkside Community

  • Forest Lawn Cemetery

  • Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens

  • Erie Basin Marina

  • Cottage District and Elmwood Village

  • Buffalo in Bloom

  • PLANT WNY (Professional Landscape and Nursery Trades Association)

  • Gardens Buffalo Niagara

  • Garden walks and tours throughout the region

Ten great garden destinations

  • The Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens

  • Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin Martin House Gardens

  • Delaware Park Japanese Garden

  • Delaware Park Rose Garden

  • Erie Basin Marina Trial Gardens

  • Forest Lawn Cemetery

  • Frank Lloyd Wright's Graycliff Estate

  • Larkinville Gardens

  • Niagara Square Garden

  • Peace Garden Trail

And brief bios and contact information on local garden and tourism experts:

  • Jim Charlier

  • Sally Cunningham

  • Nellie Gardner

  • Erin Grajek

  • Brian Hayden

  • Ed Healy

  • Elizabeth Licata

  • Kathy Guest Shadrack

  • Mike Shadrack

  • Connie Oswald Stofko

The Horticultural Assets Press Kits were developed for the GWA | The Association of Garden Communicators 2017 Annual Conference, held in Buffalo August 4-7.

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