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Category Archives: In the Neighborhood
An Evergreen Container for Winter
Last weekend I was in Asheville, North Carolina for my niece’s wedding. – Congratulations Rachel and Jared!! – We had a marvelous time, thanks in part to the great accommodations. Our luxury condo at Posh gave us enough room so that the … Continue reading
Larry Miller’s Garden
Gardening makes you happier. That’s a fact. There’s something in the soil that releases a chemical in your brain…or something like that. And recent studies indicate that gardening makes you smarter too. It’s only a matter of time until they … Continue reading
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I’m Not Going to do That
This picture of the fabulous Pennisetum ‘Princess Caroline’ was part of a recent blog. I was going to give you a handy tip to help remember how to spell it, but I knew that since I mention her daughter and … Continue reading
Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
I was pondering how I could possibly travel from Alabama to Maine and see my niece, Devin, perform the lead female role in The Boothbay Playhouse production of The Fantasticks. Suddenly, I had what could possibly be the best idea … Continue reading
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I’m Working on it
I’ve been very busy lately. I have 3 articles in the Oct. issue of Alabama Gardener Magazine, and I just got back from girls’ weekend last Sunday. I’m working on a blog post about the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, but … Continue reading
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Mobile Botanical Gardens
I’m still having trouble with this damned article. It’s a travel article for Alabama Gardener Magazine about public gardens across the state with an emphasis on take-away ideas. The page and a half I wrote sucks, and I’m thinking of … Continue reading
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The Huntsville Botanical Gardens on the First Day of Spring
I wasn’t going to post a blog this week because I’m late on a deadline, and my childhood Catholic guilt kicks in whenever I do anything other than work on that damn article. But after six exasperating hours I only … Continue reading
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Bellingrath Gardens
I am so busy, I’m starting to stress, and that’s not like me. One of the things stressing me out is that I had a nice little blog about my trip to Bellingrath Gardens all written and ready to post … Continue reading
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The Trifecta of Gardening Bliss
I have just experienced the trifecta of gardening bliss. That’s when you time your trip to Mobile so that in addition to visiting the Mobile Botanical Gardens and Bellingrath Gardens and Home, you can tour the Mobile Festival of Flowers – … Continue reading
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Nashville Lawn and Garden Show – Part 2
One good reason to attend shows like this is to look for inspiration, and this pretty little garden by PeacescapeS is full of neat ideas. I was hunting ideas for my latest project. Imagine that broken-down futon frame is a lovely five … Continue reading
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