June 3, 2011

Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display – Argus Press

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Washington Examiner
Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display
Argus Press
Paine's sculpture is the first major enhancement to Meijer Gardens' outdoor collection since 2002. It's a gift from of Fred and Lena Meijer. Posted in State news on Sunday, May 29, 2011 10:09 am. 1 Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, …
Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids displays latest acquisition: "Neuron" by artist …Daily Journal

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Source:Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display – Argus Press

June 2, 2011

George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity – Washington Post

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George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity
Washington Post
Ellen Epstein has stopped to smell the sweet williams in the Upper Garden at Mount Vernon. The art appraiser from Katonah, NY, has been to George Washington's riverside home several times, but not for at least 10 years, and the place …

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Source:George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity – Washington Post

Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display – Argus Press

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Washington Examiner
Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display
Argus Press
Paine's sculpture is the first major enhancement to Meijer Gardens' outdoor collection since 2002. It's a gift from of Fred and Lena Meijer. Posted in State news on Sunday, May 29, 2011 10:09 am. 1 Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, …
Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids displays latest acquisition: "Neuron" by artist …Daily Journal

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Source:Meijer Gardens' acquisition 'Neuron' on display – Argus Press

June 1, 2011

Denver Urban Gardens Growing In Interest – KMGH Denver

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Denver Urban Gardens Growing In Interest
KMGH Denver
Armed with a spade and a shovel, the silver-haired Dirkson decides on how best to plant her garden plot at the Community Garden at Cook Park. "I've got some peas growing over there," she said. "Beets and carrots and lots of things. …
Across NJ community gardens sprout up, as locally-grown food gains popularityNJ.com

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Source:Denver Urban Gardens Growing In Interest – KMGH Denver

May 31, 2011

George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity – Washington Post

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George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity
Washington Post
Ellen Epstein has stopped to smell the sweet williams in the Upper Garden at Mount Vernon. The art appraiser from Katonah, NY, has been to George Washington's riverside home several times, but not for at least 10 years, and the place …

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Source:George Washington's Mount Vernon pleasure garden revamped for authenticity – Washington Post

Tymperleys garden will be open to public again – Essex County Standard

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Tymperleys garden will be open to public again
Essex County Standard
Colchester Council had promised to keep the gardens open after it closed the museum in October to save £26800. But it was forced to close the gardens after they were vandalised in February. Lyn Barton, councillor responsible for …

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Source:Tymperleys garden will be open to public again – Essex County Standard

Cities invite tourists to stop and smell the roses, taste the food and see the … – Washington Post

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Cities invite tourists to stop and smell the roses, taste the food and see the …
Washington Post
Between June 24 and July 31, visitors can vote in a front yard contest pitting landscapers against each other and see “open gardens,” a concept borrowed from England in which the best private gardens are open for evening visits. …

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