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• Some New Arrangements for the Garden Art Party

  
  DK Designs — Authority: 122
  Its that time again to create some pieces to sell for the Garden Art Party that zenatona and DK Designs are hosting at the DK Designs studio this coming Saturday. We had such a wonderful time in San Diego in October doing the 1st Garden Art Party that Debbie Friedrich of zenatona had envisioned that we decided to ...
  2 days ago

• Extraordinary garden art at Sol’stice

  
  Digging — Authority: 420
  As Austin awaits its first freeze of the season and squints skyward for a few predicted snowflakes, I’ve been showing my visiting mom and cousin around town in very chilly weather. Yesterday we spent the day shopping in Dripping Springs, about 30 minutes west of Austin, and our very favorite stop was Sol’stice ...
  3 days ago

• November, End of the Month View

  
  An Artist's Garden — Authority: 402
  It’s December all-ready! – and here I am still vaguely waiting for the summer that never was When I agreed to join in the “ End of the Month Views ” with Helen / Patient Gardener, I forgot about November. One reason why I am late this month is that the garden looks like it has been a play ground for swamp ...
  5 days ago

• Beachy Thanksgiving

  
  Lisa Mertins' Life Illustrated — Authority: 126
  This is how the pilgrims would have look had they landed at Newport, CA don’t you think?
  1 week ago

• Thanksgiving traditions

  
  Lisa Mertins' Life Illustrated — Authority: 126
  This week, I’ll be posting oldies from the files ’cause I have to rest up for feasting!
  1 week ago

• Adventures in Welding

  
  Mr. McGregor's Daughter — Authority: 413
  I finished my garden welding class, and I wish it had been longer. I have so many ideas Id like to try, but I had to concentrate on my project, which is an abstract free-standing sculpture. Its simple, but it wasnt easy to do, and I do not recommend anything with circles for a first welding project. I knew it would ...
  2 weeks ago

• Brilliantly Patterned Malibu Tile - Historic Adamson House Part II

  
  Bay Area Tendrils Garden Travel — Authority: 122
  Brilliantly patterned tile work at the Historic Adamson House. A damson House Entryway below... the Star Pool Rich with history, the Malibu Lagoon area is believed by many to trace back to a Chumash Indian village,  called  Pueblo de las Canoas by the Spanish explorer Juan ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Difference of a Day

  
  Amelia Sprout — Authority: 127
  Last night was a hard freeze, so everything changed in the garden. Some of the drops from yesterday were still there, but frozen. The kale is really dark now. I may be able to still harvest some of the tiny Brussels sprouts. They are small, but should taste amazing. Well, it used to be lettuce. ...
  3 weeks ago

• End of the Gardening Season

  
  Amelia Sprout — Authority: 127
  I love cold crops, and how they hang on so long. It has been mild, so the kale is still OK, as are the Brussels sprouts. It rained last night, leaving some pretty cool photos. Head of the brussel sprouts with the flash on. Kale with the flash on. It went from having green to being all dark purple. I tried ...
  3 weeks ago

• Opera’s push into the mainstream

  
  1stAngel Arts Magazine — Authority: 154
  Opera’s push into the mainstream -1.0 5 2009-11-14 13:32:52 1stAngel “You don’t sell opera like a pair of jeans,” opera director Denis Krief was quoted as saying last week as he reacted to the latest advertising campaign from Italy’s La Scala. The posters plastered across Milan use a mixture ...
  3 weeks ago

• The French Kitchen Garden

  
  Hip Chick Digs — Authority: 113
  This morning I am frantically cramming for a midterm in one of my classes. In this particular class, we have been studying some of the greatest gardens in the world. Although taking tests is always a drag, it is a pretty good excuse to immerse myself in something I am completely obsessed with anyways: gardens. Most ...
  3 weeks ago

• Recreational Home And Garden Area – ZANDOME 20 Home Edition !

  
  vhxn.com — Authority: 438
  Zendome 20 Home Edition is a new concept that has come out with a recreational spot concept encloses a 20 sqm and increasable up to 1000 sqm of exclusive floor space. The floor space can be covered with sensually arched roofs. Meanwhile, the brilliant and creative characteristic of the organic space has really made it ...
  3 weeks ago

• Growth in Design Shows & Decorating Confidence Boosts Fabulous Masterpieces’ Reach

  
  Your Story — Authority: 594
  Fabulous Masterpieces takes the pain out of searching for the perfect piece of art.
  4 weeks ago

• The Final Act

  
  Daily Renewal: Freethinking Bipartisanship — Authority: 136
  The essence of life is death and renewal. We may not notice this within our own lives, because our life cycles are so long, nonetheless, the cycles are there. My mother lived to ripe old age, she was 87 when she died, and by that point, her kids were all grown and settled. [...]
  4 weeks ago

• Gardening on my mind: Sweet Sprouts

  
  Debra Cortese - Nature's Energy — Authority: 402
  Just finished "Sweet Sprouts", inspiration to start my winter vegetable and herb garden. digital photo/art by Debra Cortese click images for larger views "Ruella Floral Bouquet" digital art by Debra Cortese These images share a common background, but with color and size adjustments. Ask me about creating ...
  4 weeks ago

• no dessert until you eat your peas

  
  District of Chic — Authority: 415
    Sunday Drive by Luke Smalley (via Art MOCO ) - This photo exhibition depicts a trio of girls getting ready for a special date with their boyfriends, but this story has an unexpected twist, so I recommend you check out the link with the other photos to see where these girls are headed. hair sculpture ...
  4 weeks ago

• Flora Mirabilis .. Extraordinary Plants

  
  Bay Area Tendrils Garden Travel — Authority: 122
  Flora Mirabilis   A beautifully produced, richly illustrated National Geographic  Society book  www.nationalgeographic.com/books  has arrived for review. Author, Catherine Herbert Howell writes engagingly, drawing the reader into the fascinating world of plants that have ...
  4 weeks ago

• Creative Everyday Month

  
  messy fish — Authority: 127
  Whilst little Messyfish is obsessed with transferring dirt or piles of stones from one place to the other, I have been "creative" in the garden. The Papasan chair, that is to become the vegetable garden has finally been positioned. Its the best place for me to garden, the best place for full sun, and it will catch the ...
  5 weeks ago

• Introduction

  
  MsGreen"thumb"Jean — Authority: 122
  Id like to introduce you to my new garden critter. I havent picked a name yet but have a few ideas like Chain Saw Turtle, Choppy, Chippy... Do you have any ideas? I saw him/her at a craft show, where I was supposed to be looking for Christmas gifts, and couldnt resist especially since it was on sale. Hes ...
  5 weeks ago

• Fall Decorating for your home and garden areas

  
  The Gardener's Rake — Authority: 110
  There is still time to add a little color to your backyard for fall. And many of these decorations will last into the winter months with a little care and planning. Now in my zone 5 growing zone I have to bring plants into the entry and just leave dried arranged arrangements outdoors. photo credit: Ian ...
  5 weeks ago

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