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This April, Bachman’s is offering tips that dig well past the topsoil of the topic of how to enrich local landscapes. “Earth Day and Arbor Day are typically big days of educating customers on what they can do to be good stewards of the environment,” says Karen Bachman Thull, Bachman’s director of community and business development. The week of April 20 will include workshops on how to choose the right shrub or tree for your yard and how to successfully plant a tree. Then, later in May, visitors can learn how to make the most out of a fruit tree’s harvest. “We’ll be having a lot of education around food, like farm to table, how to can and preserve what is growing in your yard and garden,” Bachman Thull says. For additional information, including times and dates, visit bachmans.com.
![“The design inspiration came from artist Briana Auel’s piece [Concrete Jungle//Glass Ceiling]—its modern lines, vintage gold frames and palette of greens, pinks, and blues set the tone for the entire room,” Andrea Soule says. “To layer in fun, I painted the fireplace in Breakfast Room by Farrow & Ball, displayed art we’ve collected over the years and incorporated antique pieces inherited from Chase’s grandmother [Anne Hull].” Her father, Charles Soule, created the stained-glass entrance to the room, partnering with Down Home Stained Glass in Anoka.](https://plymouthmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/AndreaHeadshots-61.jpg)
