81. Silverleaf Landscape, Inc.-Landscape Design, Garden Design, Seattle, Bellevue, I Specializing in perennial gardens, water features, decks, patios, fences, and arbors. http://www.silverleaf-landscape.com/

It invites, welcomes and embraces. It distinctively conveys your style. It's a place of natural beauty that draws you in. A place where you're happy to linger. This is the garden designed and installed by Silverleaf Landscape, Inc.

82. Perennial Gardening Bloomin Designs Nursery is a mail order perennial plant nursery specializing in hosta, daylily and knock out roses, plus hundreds of sun and shade … http://www.hotfrog.com/Products/Perennial-Gardening

83. Perennial Gardens Specializes in roof garden installations. Includes gallery, resources, service descriptions, contacts. http://greenroofonline.com/

84. HomeInnbythemill The 1835 Mill and miller s home is located in a park-like setting near cascading waterfalls, herb and perennial gardens. http://innbythemill.com/

Accommodations/Rates Attractions CliffSide Cottage Directions ... Under Ground Rail Road A Romantic Upscale Bed and Breakfast in the Adirondack Foothills near Cooperstown in Upstate Central NY Where our guests can relax while enjoying - The INn features a super-d Rest and Relax in our soothing Spas that overlook the waterfalls flowing in the Natural Gorge. Outdoor Hot Tub Spas are located at the Grist Mill and CliffSide Cottage. The 1835 Stone Grist Mill and Emporium/Ice Cream Parlor , 1894 Mill House, 1888 Hog'n Haus Cottage and CliffSide Cottage are located in a tranquil park-like setting near cascading waterfalls, herb and perennial gardens. Cascading Waterfalls Our gardens have been planted with over 20,000 flower bulbs as well as thousands of herbs and perennials. There is always an inviting place to stroll or pause in this peaceful haven. The Mill House was built in 1894 INn by the Mill We are located in Upstate Central New York, Leatherstocking area of the Mohawk Valley, in the Town of (West) Saint Johnsville. Situated just North of the Mohawk River and Erie Canal near the Saint Johnsville Municipal Marina and just North of Cooperstown Hall of Fame and the Glimmerglass Opera. The area is sometimes called Crystal Valley because of the abundance of clear doubly-terminated Quartz crystals scattered about the area.

85. THE OAKS VICTORIAN INN, Christiansburg, Bed And Breakfast, Virginia, Inns This imposing Queen Anne Victorian sits atop the town s highest hill. Opened as an inn in 1989, the tall, sunny windows, turrets, stained glass, wrap-around porch, perennial garden, complete with gazebo, fish pond and fountain offers an endless fascination to guests from around the world. http://www.bbhost.com/theoaksinn/

86. Rachel Johansen Illinois Rachel's Gardens Landscape Design Perennial Native Engl Landscape design, installation and maintenance. Specializes in perennial gardens featuring flagstone paths, arbors and English cottage gardens. Photo gallery and descriptions provided. http://www.rachelsgardens.com/

photos from Rachel's Home Gardens Receive Rachel's Gardens Newsletter! Enter your name and email address below to receive Rachel's Gardens newsletter with gardening hints, tips and articles! Name: Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe Get your Free Mailing List by Bravenet.com click to read article Rachel's Gardens featured in Chicagoland Gardening Magazine 2010 Garden Photos Rachel's Home Gardens Photos The National Wildlife Federation recognizes Rachel's home gardens as a Certified Wildlife Habitat TM search Rachel'sGardens.com Personal Garden Coaching Articles by Rachel Rachel's Garden Blog Rachel's Gardens Specializes In Perennial Gardens Serving Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin Landscape Design Installation Maintenance Perennial Gardens and Garden Features Designed and Installed by Rachel's Gardens: Perennial Gardens click on terms for description Butterfly Gardens Cottage Gardens Cutting Gardens Herb Gardens ... Woodland Gardens Garden Features Arbors Bed Preparation Pathways Pergolas ... Retaining Walls FYI: Rachel's Gardens does not install or maintain lawns.

87. The Garden Club Of Georgia, Inc. | About Us Located on the UGA campus, Founders Garden serves as a memorial to the founders of the first garden club in America. The 2.5 acre area features two courtyards, a boxwood garden, a perennial garden, and an arboretum. Shown is a description and history. http://www.uga.edu/gardenclub/foundersgarden.html

Founders Garden In 1936, the Garden Club of Georgia began a fund to create a living memorial to the twelve founders of the Ladies' Garden Club of Athens, the first garden club in America, organized in 1891. Founders Memorial Garden Dean Hubert B. Owens, his staff, and students of the Landscape Architecture Department, working with funds contributed by Garden Club of Georgia members, designed and developed the nationally acclaimed Founders Memorial Garden, completing the project in 1946. This garden not only serves as a museum of landscape design, but as a natural laboratory for botany, forestry, and related disciplines. RENTAL INFORMATION For information or rental reservations for the Founders Memorial Garden, please call 706-542-4776. The layout of the two and one-half acre series of gardens, the grounds of our former Headquarters House, consists of a formal boxwood garden, two courtyards, a retrace, a perennial garden, and an arboretum. After the establishment of the Founders Garden it was only a matter of time before the garden club acquired the old smokehouse for a living museum to the twelve original garden club ladies. It was restored and furnished in keeping with the period of the house. Historical mementos, pictures, and a painting depicting the historical first meeting of a garden club are among the most treasured items in the museum. The Garden Club of Georgia has been privileged to be a part of the fascinating historical tapestry of our former Headquarters House. This charming old rose-brick, Federal-style house was built in 1857 and was restored by the Garden Club to pristine splendor. Prior to our taking possession in 1961, the house had served as a residence for University of Georgia professors, a dining hall, quarters for the biological sciences department, a residence for the first Dean of Women, a chapter house for the Phi Mu Sorority, and an office for the School of Landscape Architecture beginning in 1938.

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