Rooted in stone: the evolution of Elodie Osborn's hilltop rock garden

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Osborn and her husband built their country home in Salisbury, CT, after World War II. The surrounding property was filled with weathered limestone formations which, covered with native junipers and brambles, became a natural setting for an elaborate landscape garden.

Personal narratives, Osborn, Elodie, Osborn, Robert

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Attractive oppostites: designer Chris Rosmini creates a romantic garden in a modernist setting

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Rosmini combined tall, flowering plants with the spacious layout of Paul Kirk's home to give a sense of privacy as well as an open, welcome feeling for the many guests he and his wife entertain. Climbing vines along the white walls enhance a seclusive feeling.

Innovations, Rosmini, Chris

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Making an onion rope

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An onion rope is a wonderful way to preserve a crop for winter eating. It is best to use sturdy twine rope and long-lasting tawny or brown-skinned onions. Details on harvesting, curing, sorting, forming the rope and storage are given.

Methods, Usage, Onions, Ropework

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