Re: Plant trekking and reading about gardening
- Subject: Re: Plant trekking and reading about gardening
- From: C* I*
- Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 12:53:08 -0500
Hi Claire and Everyone!
>Oh, Cheryl, do give the locations of these two - New England?
The Mixed Border is in Hollis NH and Rolling Green is in Rye NH!
Just how far are you willing to trek? BUT if you come my way, let me
know, we'll meet and I will also show you a few hidden gems - semiprivate
gardens that do sales! Add you'd go home with a few from my garden too!
>
> <<<<<TV Gardening - I love Ground Force (on BBCAmerica) and will watch almost
> anything on gardening on TV. Too cold to be outside now. >>>>
>
>My husband, who is not a gardener, loves that program. He looks over the
>schedules and finds it on several stations watching the old ones or in fact
>any ones. Apart from sports, there is little he watches but Ground Force and
>Junkyard Wars (how to make things) are his. These are both BBC if one is
>looking.
Ahh - what is it about men and Charlie ? My DH says I like her so much
because we are sisters under the dirt! For those who don't know the show -
Charlie is Charlotte Dimmock - a red headed water gardening wonder who out
muscles the men (Alan Titchmarch, Will Shannon and Tommy Walsh) of the
crew. The premise is like that of Surprise Gardener, garden transformation,
but takes place over 2 days and champagne is broken out at the end of every
show.
Cheryl
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Cheryl P. Isaak, Londonderry NH (cheryl@isaak.mv.com)
Zone 4/5a - AHS Region 4
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