... the fruit will be taken by birds. At his home in New Paltz, N.Y., Lee Reich, who wrote "Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden," grows blueberries in an enclosed pen, ringed with cedar posts that support netting. As the fruits begin to ripen ...

... become a path between two large perennial beds. Whatever you choose, Tolstrup said, there is room for a path in nearly every garden setting, even in very small spaces. There are few rules. Among them: Make sure it's wide enough for your needs ...

... Every piece is a gamble, a 'push' to see how far I can take it and still make it work. In this way, I grow with every garden I create." George Chambers, who is married to Susan Chambers, is a photographer who has a degree from the Brooks ...

... and collages. Every piece is a gamble, a 'push' to see how far I can take it and still make it work. I grow with every garden I create." The artist holds a bachelor of arts degree from Rhodes College in Memphis and a master of fine arts degree ...

... in Kent, created by another Mars and Venus couple, Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicholson. Hidcote Manor, on every garden tour, is yet another compartmentalized garden. And in England, where all things are incredibly expensive, this model ...

... Extend seasons in the garden with convenient outdoor fire places for porch or patio. Metal chimineas match almost every garden style and aren't fragile like the original ceramic ones. More importantly these new designs are fire safe for kids ...

... at 7 followed by a special program presented by Phyllis Byrum of Benton, who will discuss "Ten Horticulture Facts Every Garden Club Member Should Know." All club presidents are urged to attend the dinner and take back the information to their ...