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Magnolia – 2022 Summer Issue

Natchitoches and the Cane River 39th Annual Meetin Natchitoches and the Cane River 39th Annual Meeting Natchitoches, Louisiana Friday March 24 - Sunday March 26, 2023 Register starting Saturday 1/21/23 Visit https://southerngardenhistory.org/ for more information about registering.
Who’s ready for SPRING? 🌱 Who’s ready for SPRING? 🌱
MERRY CHRISTMAS 🌱 Camellia japonica La Pepperm MERRY CHRISTMAS 🌱 Camellia japonica La Peppermint before the freeze at the LeJeune House, home of @randyharelson and Richard Gibbs in Louisiana.
Mistletoe might be a scourge most of the time, but Mistletoe might be a scourge most of the time, but as these street vendors know, it can certainly make for a happy holiday! 🌱 HAPPY HOLIDAYS from all of us at The Southern Garden History Society! May your 2023 be filled with beautiful gardens. 📷 from @thequietbotanist
Eight-foot tall elephant ear in the LeJeune House Eight-foot tall elephant ear in the LeJeune House garden. 🌱 📷 @randyharelson
An un forgettable evening at Labor In Vain @justi An un forgettable evening at Labor In Vain @justinostelter
A wonderful evening at Robert Hicks’ Labor in Va A wonderful evening at Robert Hicks’ Labor in Vain celebrating his life and contribution to preservation and the Southern Garden History Society. Hosted by the Tennessee SGHS Ambassadors Program, @justinostelter and his lovely family we toured the house, collections, grounds and gardens while enjoying libations, barbecue, music and laughter. Robert, we will long remember you, dear friend, and celebrate you every chance we get 🌱 Won’t YOU join us?
Last weekend board members met in La Grange, Ga at Last weekend board members met in La Grange, Ga at @hillsanddales for the fall board meeting. It is always great to fellowship with other members and the meeting generated important and productive conversations. Thanks to past-president Carleton Wood for hosting us and creating such a memorable experience. Everyone is excited to meet in Natchitoches, LA next March!
AFTERNOON SUN • So beautiful this time of year i AFTERNOON SUN • 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 🌱 • 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 • 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. 🌱 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.
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