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In the news! Check out this great garden story in In the news! Check out this great garden story in South Carolina! Link below 🌱 https://www.sc.edu/uofsc/posts/2021/10/pearl_fryar_topiary_garden.php#.YXSe-p4pBPx
Aluminum plant 🌱 • Pilea cadierei a herbaceou Aluminum plant 🌱 • Pilea cadierei a herbaceous perennial that grows 1-2’ tall. This one is in a south Louisiana garden blooming away! It gets its name from the showy silvery leaves. But watch out….it is toxic to dogs and cats!
🌱 Join with like minded people to learn, look 🌱 Join with like minded people to learn, look and enjoy history and gardens throughout the South. • Link in bio 🌱
Focal point 🌱 Every garden (we’ll almost) ben Focal point 🌱 Every garden (we’ll almost) benefits from long vistas and focal points. Southern gardens, whether compact or linear, can benefit from good design as much as good plant choices. So important to look at others gardens and successful garden designs to inspire our own. This garden vista belongs to the two fellows in the last post…Randy Harelson and Richard Gibbs in New Roads Louisiana. Always an inspiration and quick to share their experience and design expertise. Join our group to learn and be inspired. Link in bio! #southerngardenhistory #southerngardens #gardeninspiration #gardendesign #focalpoint #inspiration
F R I E N D S H I P 🌱🌱🌱 Is what the South F R I E N D S H I P 🌱🌱🌱 Is what the Southern Garden History Society is all about! Meeting like minded people and sharing experiences and knowledge with them! We met these two guys at the Mount Vernon annual meeting almost 12 years ago. They, along with many others, are a gift to our lives. Won’t you JOIN US 🌱 To find out more there is a link to our website in the bio. #southerngardenhistorysociety #southerngardens #southernplants #southernfriends
CONGRATULATIONS To our own @cornettpeggy for bein CONGRATULATIONS To our own @cornettpeggy for being named an honorary member of the Garden Club of Virginia 🌱 A high honor for both!
AUTUMN COSMOS • • A southern garden favorite AUTUMN COSMOS • • A southern garden favorite these flowers can reach 6-8’ tall in our hot humid Septembers! A sure sign of the end of summer! #southerngardens #cosmosfordays #tunnelofcosmos #blackbeltgarden
THE GARDEN CLUB OF GEORGIA 🌱 2021 Historic THE GARDEN CLUB OF GEORGIA 🌱 2021 Historic Landscape fundraiser! October 30th at Hills and Dales in LaGrange It is the only grant program in the State of Georgia to specifically fund the restoration of gardens and landscapes. Enjoy tours of the home and gardens and a lecture by Horticulturist Jo Phillips on “Heirloom plants for garden fragrance” as well as a wonderful lunch! To purchase tickets or for more information about this event go to the website for the Garden Club of Georgia at http://garden club.uga.edu 🌱 @hillsanddales @adagakaca7782 #getyourticketsnow
PSA Swipe left 👈🏻 For those hobbiest gardene PSA Swipe left 👈🏻 For those hobbiest gardeners like me, understand what you risk when you don’t purchase Blight Free Certified plant material for your garden. Sadly, last winter I replaced all of the Dwarf English boxwood in my parterre with a Korean variety (hoping for more healthy and less maintenance) Apparently they were blight carriers. My 30 year old American globes became infected and they, along with 19 others around the property had to be extracted and carefully removed yesterday. Be careful what you purchase. 🌱 #asaddayinmygardens #publicserviceannouncement #hazardousmaterialremoval #shouldhaveknownbetter
Many of you may have noticed a little more activit Many of you may have noticed a little more activity on this social media account! I’d like to thank you for following along and introduce myself. I am Barbara Adkins from Harpersville, Alabama. You May remember this view of my garden from the Sunday tour at our Annual Meeting in April of 2019. Didn’t we have fun? Anyway, I digress. 🌱 I was recently named to serve on the SGHS Board. Typically that means they see something in you that you can contribute to the organization. Well, keeping you informed and inspired here on social media is a talent that I seem to have and enjoy and the Board was happy to hand over to me! I need your help please, to make this work. •Please like, comment, share and repost as many of these posts as possible. •Share the profile with your friends that might appreciate the inspiration and information. •Send me photos, information, upcoming events for your organization, things that I can post here that would interest other garden enthusiasts! I look forward to your comments and input. I am not a horticulturist (you may have already figured that out) but I truly love to garden and, more importantly, love our group/organization and it’s people! Let’s grow 🌱 📷 @vjonesphoto
Another indication that autumn is upon us! 📷 @ Another indication that autumn is upon us! 📷 @fennelmauldin Fennel’s garden in North West Alabama is a must see! #southerngardenhistory #southerngardens #surpriselilly #spiderlilly #autumn
A sure sign of the onset of autumn in the south! A sure sign of the onset of autumn in the south! #americanbeautyberry #southerngardens #weenjoylearning #weenjoytouring #southerngardenhistorysociety #joinus
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