Texas's first lady of herbs

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Madalene Hill, a teacher, author and plantswoman and an active and influential member of the Herb Society of America is well known in the herbal, culinary and gardening worlds. Madalene discusses about her childhood, her interest in herbs during her growing years, her marriage to Jim Hill who pursued his interest in horticulture, her desire and success of an herb garden, a tornado in 1983 that destroyed everything and the establishment of several new gardens at Festival Hill.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Texas, Officials and employees, Practice, Teachers, Hill, Madalene, Herb Society of America

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Gardening: raised to new heights

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Physical challenges cannot keep some Virginia gardeners, like Steve Mason, from growing a bounty of fresh vegetables. He and his wife, Mary Carol have always landscaped their various homes with shrubs, but this time they discuss how they raised a vegetable garden.

United States, Vegetable gardening

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The copper flowers

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Trailer McQuilkin's dedication towards the art of sculpture are explored by Linda Askey. According to her, McQuilkin took two to three months to complete a sculpture.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Visual Arts, Evaluation, Art, Works, Sculpture, Arts/humanities software, McQuilkin, Trailer

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