The Buzz Book Magazine

20 hours ago

✨ GIVEAWAY TIME ✨

In honor of our 20th anniversary, The Buzz Book is teaming up with Stranahan Theater to give away two pairs of tickets to The Great Gatsby!

We’re giving away:
🎟 One pair for Tuesday, April 7
🎟 One pair for Wednesday, April 8

Step into the glamour, sparkle, and excitement of this unforgettable show. Check out our giveaway details and how to enter.

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The Buzz Book Magazine

1 day ago

Visit the Garden
Norma Stark Memory Garden & Labyrinth

Visiting the garden and labyrinth in early spring is an opportunity to observe changes that the season brings. Look for early blooming plants such as Lenten roses, daffodils, hyacinths, and flowering trees. Walk the labyrinth and stroll the property to enjoy the sights, sounds, colors, and smells of springtime. ... See MoreSee Less

The Buzz Book Magazine

2 days ago

Step into the dazzling world of The Great Gatsby 🥂

Buy tickets to THE GREAT GATSBY and receive 25% off! Use code ‘25JAZZ’ now thru 4/12 to score savings! Don’t miss the Ohio premiere, only in Toledo April 7-12. 🎶

Eligible for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday evening performances for select price levels.

Join the party 🎫
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The Buzz Book Magazine

4 days ago

When to Prune?
Bench's Greenhouse & Nursery, Elmore

Are you starting to tackle spring yard clean-up? It's tough to know when to prune your plants in order to promote continued growth. Follow these guidelines for best results:

Old Wood Bloomers - Flower buds for the next season are formed on the current year's stems right after they finish blooming. Prune immediately after they finish flowering in late spring/early summer.

New Wood Bloomers - Flower buds form on the new stems that grow in the current spring. Prune in late winter or early spring, before new growth starts. ... See MoreSee Less