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Parade of Ponds and Open Garden
Comments (1)On July 26 and 27, there is also a pond tour to benefit Sheppard's table. Look at the site: http://premierpond.homestead.com/. My ponds and garden will be part of it....See MoreThe morning parade starts today
Comments (28)Arcy_gw, you reminded me of when my DD was in high school. She had the option of walking about 5 blocks to catch a bus, or walking to the school which was just under 2 miles. Sometimes I was able to drop her off on my way to work. When I did, I would be shaking my head at the other parents as I waited in the back up, watching them crawl up the U shaped drop off area until, one car at a time, the student would get out exactly in front of the entrance. I would bet that nearly all of them had been to an amusement park and experienced the way they load/empty 5 or 6 cars at a time at the popular rides, then move the empties along to make room for the next 6 cars, but couldn't think to replicate that at the school. I would make DD get out of the car and walk 30 feet so that I didn't have to get caught in that stream of molasses....See MoreJust did a Parade of Homes tour...my thoughts on current trends
Comments (56)Those are all beautiful rooms, Holly. I think part of the problem with both beige and gray as trendy colors is how they are used. When you see a gray room without any contrast, color or texture, it's too much. The same goes for relentlessly beige and tan rooms I have seen, filled with brown leather sofas and not an once of color to relive the tedium. People who are not as attuned to interiors as say designers or decorating amateurs see a Joanna Gains gray interior, but they miss all the other parts that make the room work. The color is easy to pick out for everyone, the details, which make the design work blend into the background for those who dod not look at interiors a lot, or critically....See MoreClimber Laguna vs Parade? dark pink fragrant climber
Comments (34)roserobin! thank you for those pictures of Laguna. Its such an impressive rose. I have two growing first year and I have to say I was taken aback when I saw the first bloom. I did not think I could handle it. What a intense and bold color. The hottest, darkest, most neon pink I have ever seen. But it fades a little in few days and I like the the faded color more. The petals just last and last and last. Unfortunately I could not detect much scent. Did yours take a little while to be fragrant? What are the two lighter colored roses on either side? I am trying to create the same effect on a long fence/trellis. How much width-space should I give Laguna?...See MoreMichele
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