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Haligonians line up for seeds from agave that captured city’s heart
The Agave americana drew crowds to the Halifax Public Gardens last summer after being transplanted from a greenhouse in anticipation of its final farewell. Continue reading
Halifax Public Gardens
What is dead may never die: Seeds from Halifax’s famous agave up for grabs
The Halifax Regional Municipality has announced that 158 seeds from its agave are up for grabs on Thursday. Continue reading
Halifax’s famous agave plant nears its end
Halifax’s famous agave plant is dying, but it will be be leaving hundreds of seeds for future generations. Continue reading
Walkway at Halifax Public Gardens officially named for Queen Elizabeth II
A ceremony was held at the Public Gardens Sunday afternoon to name the walkway leading up to the Victoria Jubilee Fountain after Queen Elizabeth II. Continue reading
Come one, come all! Century plant draws crowds in Halifax Public Gardens
The Agave americana only blooms once every 25 years, and dies after blooming. Continue reading
Halifax’s famed agave plant may not be able to stand up to the elements
Horticulture supervisor Heidi Boutilier says the cooler spring temperatures in Halifax appear to have stunted the stalk’s growth, but it still may flower. Continue reading
Despite brisk Maritime weather, spectacular desert plant set to boom in Halifax
The agave is turning heads in the downtown core. Continue reading
HRM invites public to witness blooming process of 20-year-old plant
The city said their largest Agave Americana plant – also known as a century plant – is beginning to flower. Continue reading
Halifax plaque for man killed while abducting Nigerian villagers should be removed: activist
According to one social activist, the plaque “represents white supremacy.” Continue reading
Booked with Prestige Limo in Halifax? You’ll need to confirm your booking
The owner of Prestige Limousines, who lost his limo in a fire on July 8, also lost his logbook. Continue reading