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Diane and her roster (Tim Wheat pic)

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This cool rainy weather in May has been just amazi This cool rainy weather in May has been just amazing for the gardens in Cooper Young. Everything is in bloom and flowers that have passed due to the heat which has usually arrived in early May the last few years, those blooms have passed. But not this year!!! We are so excited to welcome visitors from around Memphis and beyond and it going to be an incredible mild weather weekend, the best ever! Please get your tickets now, print them out with your map, see link in bio. Cooperyounggardenclub.org See in our online store the new T-shirt so you can support our goals with your purchase of a ticket and a T-shirts. You can pick up your shirt at 899 Blythe St. at Kim’s house. All proceeds of the walk go to beautification projects so help us spread that idea city wide, one yard at a time. Now you can plan your day in style including fabulous restaurants for breakfast lunch and dinner! There is a schedule to hear educational speakers at different gardens where several have live music and creative vendors. Come see the food being grown, the beautiful flowers and the cool Cooper Young community of gardeners that will inspire you to create beauty on you own patch of earth ! 🌏 This slideshow is a wonder example of utilizing your entire front yard as a garden! #plantflowersnotlawns #growfoodnotlawns #plantflowersnotlawns #cooperyounggardenwalk #memphis #ilovememphis #choose901 #thismustbememphis #bluffcity #gardentourism #visitmemphis #visittennessee #gardendesign
Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers of the world Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers of the world, biologically, emotionally, and spiritually. #mothersday #mom #cygw
Thank you @karenbottlecapps artist, gardener, spon Thank you @karenbottlecapps artist, gardener, sponsor and designer of our new tees! Buy at Cooperyounggardenclub.org/store $20 and support our mission of urban beautification. Pick up at Kim’s 899 Blythe.
The gardens of Cooper Young are getting ready! Po The gardens of Cooper Young are getting ready! Posted @withregram • @southernrd I’m officially garden walk ready 🤣 please come visit Cooper Young next weekend and stop by to see me👩🏼‍🌾🌺🌼🌸🪴Since we spent more time at home last spring and summer I’ve got some new additions/updates that you won’t want to miss 😉. Buy your tickets online. Check out @cooperyounggardenwalkmemphis for more info. All proceeds help us put on these walks and beautification projects in CY :)
Did you know that Nandina, a very common shrub all Did you know that Nandina, a very common shrub all over Memphis, is deadly to some birds? They are among the class of invasive plants that do not support native habitat like butterflies and birds.. Posted @withregram • @healthy_yards Some invasive weeds such as Black swallow-wort or Nandina can be a direct threat to birds or butterflies. But most invasive plants are dangerous because they crowd out native plant species and generally don't offer wildlife the food and materials it needs to survive. The invasiveness, and the type of exotic plants that need to be eradicated differs from place to place. Before setting out for the fight, check with local environmental organizations or your state DEC. Good luck! www.healthyyards.org #invasivespecies #foreigners #badplantparent
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