4% — Friday, April 19, 1991 - North Shore News HOME & GARDEN See Ikebana art THE VANCOUVER § fikebana Association presents a spring show at Vandusen Gardens floral hall, 5251 Oak Street (at 37th Avenue) on Saturday, April 20 and Sun- day, April 21 from ti a.m. to 5 p.m, Demonstrations will take place at 1:30 and 3:00 p.m. Ikebana is the Japanese decora- tive art of tlower arranging. “Ike is “to give life’? and “bana’’ is ‘‘flower,’’ meaning to give life to flowers. Ikebana was practised by the monks in the temples before being adopted by EALGONT ENCLOSURES SOLARIUMS ERY - It’s PROPUGA IA industries Ltd. 103 Riverside Drive, North Van. Sanderson Month nobility who developed . the art and technique. In recent years, Skebana has expanded to embrace the common people of many countries. [keobo, over 500 years ago, started the first school of Ikebana. Since then many schools have come forward in Japan and other countries. The Major schools ure [kenobo, Saga, Sogetsu, Adachi, Ohara and Sangetsu. These schools are repre- sented in Vancouver. Tickets for the Ikebana spring show are $2. For more informa- tion contact Dorothy Scott, 987- 9622. AGEING DAILY Country Furniture Appraisc!~ and Consignment the country store Tues. - Sat. 11-5 pm} | 992 Marine Drive, N.Van. SAVE YOUR SUNDECK FROM RAIN Ue ae Daas 929-3811 drapery & upholstery 20 % OFF fabric and wallcovering Abbey & Hunter Douglas Blinds 35% to. 45% ort regular price Lonsdale B 1441 Clyde ave. West Vancouver and Blinds "IN WEST VANCOUVER Establisned for 18 years 984-8688 | EARTH DAY Celebrate Earth Day this weekend! Gardening is a great way to do your part in helping the environment. Starting a vegetable garden is one way. . . planting a shade tree (nature's air filter}, is another. @ With any shade tree purchased this ; weekend, we'll give you a package of bone meal (value $5.99), an organic root development fertilizer. “ FREE CISLIRGS SANCGOWER E Oc rezE PTET O TREESEEDLINGS In conjunction with C-ISL radio, we'll be giving avay thousands of spruce seedlings to children this week- end. A great opportunity for your children to plant their own tree and watch it grow with them. JAPANESE _ MAPLE Upright-growing variety of one of the most popular shade trees. Graceful } branches, dark red bark and beautiful red foliage. Trees _ are 2'-2'/2' tall in 2 gal. containers. . $29.99, GRASS SEED Pianting CLINIC ¢ Experts from Agrico Sales in our store - Saturday, 10 to 4 p.m. * Bring your questions on new and old lawns * Special prices on grass seed and fertilizers. GERANIUMS Sun-loving annuals in shades of red, pink and white. Bright colours all summer !ong in gardens, window boxes or hanging baskets. 4" size pots. INA OPEN WEEK NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 P.M., SAT. & SUN., ‘TIL 6 P.M. ‘SPECIAL HOSTAS 1 gal. pot AUTHORS: Three noted B.C. gardeners and authors: David Tarrant, Carolyn Jones and Judy Newton will be in our store Saturday, May 4. 6250 LOUGHEED HWY., BURNABY 299-0621