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Every year the Horticulture building at our Dutchess County Fair in Rhinebeck is completely transformed to an indoor oasis for the fairgoers. Local landscapers and florists donate their time and talent to creating a mixed garden of all sort of spaces to enjoy; whatever their whim to that year’s theme, which this time was “Inspired […]
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The local grown flowers for the tri-state are now at their peak. They are breathtaking, vibrant, and just a flower lover’s dream. Each week I anticipate the new cuttings; waiting to see what is available. And, somehow they always seem better than the previous weeks. Just so many varieties like zinnias, dahlias, sunflowers, gladiolus, hydrangea,
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A festive 1960 Schwinn in our window display “Nothing good is ever easy”, and if it is… then it usually is not worth anything. I Wondered When I began this ‘eco-green American thing” with my business, as is offhanded remarked to me; I had no idea how I would do it, I just knew I
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As an artist and naturalist, I love what I do; but the reason I have done what I have with my business is a mission. A mission of awareness to give a voice to those living things that have none; and the hope some will hear it. In today’s world I know it is really
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Hi Everyone-it is me Willow! Our new Spring Newsletter is here and Lynn & I filled it with all sort of fun things and tips. Don’t miss this one! Just click on the links. xoxo Newsletter 2011 Spring pg 1 Newsletter Spring 2011 pg 2
As many of you know I am a Sundance Festival fan-I love indie films, the Sundance Institute, and Utah. This year it runs Jan. 20- 30th with again a roster of the newest and brightest films and documentaries. I always look forward to the new environmental movies, and this year there are again two big
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Two of the most popular purchases for the Holiday beside trees are wreaths and poinsettias. Historically only available at florists and nurseries and today sold everywhere in the oddest places that really… have no business doing so. All big box stores from hardware to grocery to convenient stores and gas stations offer them both in
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As a professional, racing greyhound (or rather a now happy “reposing” greyhound), I had a different upbringing than most of my friends. As a puppy I quickly saw that most of my days would be spent in a carrier and a crate. Kennel to track and back again. I of course wasn’t aware that this
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There are so many talented rock musicians, some with real heart; and Bryan Adams has heart. He is one of us; one who thinks outside hisself; one who believes he is not the only being in the world. I’ve met him on numerous occasions and friends, he is the real thing. I think all artists of any
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This month is the 140th anniversary of the ASPCA; the first organization for animal welfare. I am one of the lucky ones, and all because one man 140 years ago had a conscience. So for me, this month is cause for hoorays and yippees. Many don’t know or understand how my life was
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