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Re: Book Give-Away: Beautiful No-Mow Yards, by Evelyn J. Hadden

My 2 acres of property INSISTS on growing moss. I live on a corner and instead of fighting it, I am gardening and landscaping WITH it! It is a challenge, especially since I live in a neighborhood of finely manicured green grass lawns but I am determined to create a landscape that works with the moss... AND the rocks! This book would be a real help! My yard has been asking me to "work with it" for several years! It's about time I listen :)
Garden paths, wildflowers, I'm excited to see all the ideas in this book and bring them to life in my yard!
Thank you.

posted: 5:05 pm on March 5th  

Re: Free Ticket Giveaway: 2011 Garden Conservancy Open Days

I would love the opportunityto visit Tapestry in Shade in vernon, CT. Most of my own yard is shade and a lot of the gardening I do in town is in shaded areas. It is always a challenge to be creative in a shade garden where you have to play with texture more than color. I would love to see what someone else has created in the shade.

posted: 7:19 am on June 27th