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Magnolia – 2022 Spring Issue

AFTERNOON SUN • So beautiful this time of year i

AFTERNOON SUN
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So beautiful this time of year in the meadows 🌱
Enjoying a bit less heat and humidity this week makes summer’s end garden tidying more pleasant.

The SGHS Tennessee Ambassadors Program would like

The SGHS Tennessee Ambassadors Program would like to invite everyone to honor and remember the late Robert Hicks on 10/22/22.

Details:
$125 per person/Membership with Southern Garden History Society required.

SGHS Membership: https://southerngardenhistory.org/membership-test/

EVENT PAYMENT:
Venmo: @SGHSTN-Ambassador

Check: SGHS, P.O. Box 158602, Nashville, TN 37215

Submit questions to:
tngreatgardens@gmail.com or (615) 585-1594

ARRIVED 🌱 • Fun to revisit the annual meeting

ARRIVED 🌱
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Fun to revisit the annual meeting in the latest edition of Magnolia!
Scroll to see @susan_haltom holding her Certificate of Merit award for her service to the Society. 💚

PASS ALONG • A very Southern gardeners tradition

PASS ALONG
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A very Southern gardeners tradition is sharing plants!
This fabulous towering ginger or butterfly lily came to my garden from fellow gardener and 19th Century home dweller Ruth Ellen Calhoun of Natchez Mississippi.
This example towers over my garden, emulating the towering gentility of her former mistress and gardener.
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I believe the proper name for this is Hedychium Ayo
Ruth Ellen called it a yellow ginger.
@jeffersonmansell please give this great Southern lady my love.

FORMOSA • Love the towering architecture in the

FORMOSA
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Love the towering architecture in the garden that is Formosa Lily
Thank you @jmikerushing for sharing!

Looking forward to all of the autumn leaves. There

Looking forward to all of the autumn leaves.
There is something very satisfying about cleaning them out of the garden.
Not to mention that they arrive with cooler weather!
🌱🍃🍂

Scenes from the beautiful gardens of Bunny William

Scenes from the beautiful gardens of Bunny Williams and John Roselli in Connecticut.
I know it’s not Southern, but it was very inspiring to this Southern Gardener.
Thanks to Bunny and the Garden Conservancy for this opportunity!
@bunnywilliams_interiordesign
@bunnywilliamshome
@bunnys_eye
@thegardenconservancy
@southern_trouvaille

MORNING RESPITE 🌱 I love a morning walk in an e

MORNING RESPITE
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I love a morning walk in an established neighborhood where folks love to garden.
Good morning from Montgomery Alabama’s beautiful Rosemont neighborhood.
Only a couple of the wonderfully maintained garden features shown here!
The loveseat topiary made me grin!

BASTILLE DAY 🌱 “On bastille day we are remind

BASTILLE DAY 🌱
“On bastille day we are reminded of something we saw at our annual meeting. This KEY to the Bastille prison was gifted to GW by Lafayette. It hangs in the main hall Mt Vernon… What an extraordinary gift and symbol of liberty. “
Thomas Baker

Can’t you just smell the beauty 🌱 #southernga

Can’t you just smell the beauty 🌱
#southerngardens
#southernsummer
#crinumlily

FINALLY RAIN 🌱 Clipped just before our dry gar

FINALLY RAIN
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Clipped just before our dry gardens received a much needed rain.
The smell of the flowers and the sound of the rain are intoxicating.

Spring nights in the South are a gift to us all!

Spring nights in the South are a gift to us all!
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