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Article-Funky, Fun Garden Plants

Funky, Fun Garden PlantsI have a love for funky, fun and uniquegarden plants. Here's one to try.It's called Sea Holly, and it's actually in thethistle family.Sea Holly is a perennial garden plant, which means youplantit once and it comes up year after yea... Read >
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Fabulous Wedding Flowers This Summer

If you are getting married this year, you will already know how costly your wedding is turning out to be. If there are any ways in which you can make savings, then go for it. But, beware if you are thinking of cutting back on your wedding flowers as this... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner

Getting married in February, March, April or May?

Getting married in late winter, early Spring is the most perfect time of the year. This is because we associate this time with new life, new love and happiness. February is the month most associated with romance and naturally lends itself to a Valentin... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner

How to Create a Butterfly Garden

You are welcome to use this article on your website or in your newsletter as long as you reprint it as is, including the contact information at the end. Website URLs must be active links. You are welcome to use this article with an affiliate link, http:... Read >
Author: Kathy Anderson

Wedding Colour Themes for Spring and Summer Brides

Once the proposal has been accepted, the dress ordered, the invitations sent and the venue booked, it's time to start thinking about the main colour themes that will be running through the big event. No doubt, your handsome groom has some ideas of which c... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner

The Little Things DO Make A Big Difference

When decorating favour boxes, reception tables, organza bags, bomboniere nets, Wedding cakes and floral arrangements, the decoration has the make-or-break factor. So, when deciding how to 'finish off' wedding accessories, consider your choice of feathers,... Read >
Author: Emily Tanner

"Soggy Slipers and All"

"An optimist is the human personification of spring." -Susan J. Bissonette Every day I wake up a little more giddy than the day before. Steaming cup of coffee in hand, I challenge my slippers to take on the dew and head out the door to see, lite... Read >
Author: Julie Clark Robinson

There are Stories to be Told: Start a Family Tradition

There are Stories to be Told: Start a Family TraditionOne of the most rewarding ways to use your outdoor living space is togather your family members for a reunion. Perhaps it's a small groupthat gets together annually, or a large one whose far-flung memb... Read >
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