Flower Envy
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How would you know that the grass is greener if you can’t see over the fence?
One of the nicest, not-to-be-missed events in Newport in the spring/summer is the Secret Garden Tour. This June 20-22, the tour is in The Point section, one of our most beautifully preserved historic neighborhoods. Even if you live here and pass through The Point regularly, you’ll be surprised at what you see. Not only are the gardens delightful, but very varied and surprisingly large. You’ll see larger gardens than you ever thought would fit in such a dense neighborhood and you’ll see petite gardens that make the most of a tiny courtyard.
What a treat to be invited in to smell the roses, wander the paths and, of course, take home new ideas and a list to bring to the nursery!
What a treat to be invited in to smell the roses, wander the paths and, of course, take home new ideas and a list to bring to the nursery!
This spring I’m a guest in a house on the Historic Hill and am enjoying my host’s garden as it springs to life. My question is…why have I never planted poppies? Even the buds are wondrous works of art.
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Have you fallen in love with The Point? While you're there take a look at some homes that could be yours: waterfront with a dock at 100 Washington Street, a gracious Victorian B&B at 49 Washington Street, or a stylish contemporary loft condo in a converted schoolhouse at 11 Willow Street.
Labels: Annie Becker, courtyard, garden tour, gardens, historic houses, historic newport, lila delman




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