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Howard Melrose (left) and his son, Stewart, show off a remarkable garden in Fenton, Michigan. Stewart, an interior designer and historical preservationist, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and his mother, Sonya Melrose. Together, they created the garden beside the parents's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
1. Howard Melrose (left) and his son, Stewart, show off a remarkable garden in Fenton, Michigan. Stewart, an interior designer and historical preservationist, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and his mother, Sonya Melrose. Together, they created the garden beside the parents's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Howard Melrose; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
2. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Houses; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
3. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
4. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
5. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
6. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected around the world, stacked stone piles called "cairns" (shown), and larger rock sculptures, one of which occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Houses; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers, stacked stone piles called "cairns," larger rock sculptures, and unusual art such as Jennifer Meyers's "The Psychiatrist is In" sculpture. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
7. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers, stacked stone piles called "cairns," larger rock sculptures, and unusual art such as Jennifer Meyers's "The Psychiatrist is In" sculpture. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Houses; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers, stacked stone piles called "cairns," larger rock sculptures, and unusual art such as the tin-man farmer on a tractor at Halloween. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
8. Stewart Melrose, an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan, picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parents' home. It includes tropical flowers, stacked stone piles called "cairns," larger rock sculptures, and unusual art such as the tin-man farmer on a tractor at Halloween. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Stewart Melrose, standing tall here, is an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan. He picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected worldwide, stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which (shown) occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all
9. Stewart Melrose, standing tall here, is an interior designer and historical preservationist in Fenton, Michigan. He picked up a love of ornamental gardening from his father and mother, Howard and Sonya Melrose. Together, they created and regularly expand a remarkable garden beside the parent's home. It includes tropical flowers collected worldwide, stone piles called "cairns," and larger rock sculptures, one of which (shown) occasionally erupts with smoke like a volcano. The Melroses consider their creation a community garden, open to all

Keywords:

    America; Autumn; Color; Digital Photographs; Fenton; Gardens; Melrose Gardens; Michigan; Stewart Melrose; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Man hoeing.
10. Man hoeing.

North Carolina Fund Russell Michalak and Stephen Fletcher

Keywords:

    African Americans; Children; Gardening; Gardening Equipment & Supplies; North Carolina; Slums; United States
View @ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Business meeting : meeting before the Committee on House Administration, House of Representatives, One Hundred Ninth Congress, second session, meeting held in Washington, DC, June 28, 2006
11. Business meeting : meeting before the Committee on House Administration, House of Representatives, One Hundred Ninth Congress, second session, meeting held in Washington, DC, June 28, 2006

United States. Congress. House. Committee on House Administration

Keywords:

    Gardens; Library Of Congress; Maintenance And Repair; National Audiovisual Center; National Garden (U.S.); Parks, Rosa, 1913 2005; Statues; United States; United States Botanic Garden; Washington (D.C.)
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WPA Vocational Training
12. WPA Vocational Training

Getchell, Maurice

Keywords:

    African Americans; Fort Valley; Gardening; Gardening Equipment And Supplies; Gardens; Georgia; New Deal, 1933 1939; United States; United States. Works Progress Administration Of Georgia; Vocational Education; Women
View @ Atlanta History Center
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Footbridge in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
13. Footbridge in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Footbridges; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
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Footbridge in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
14. Footbridge in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Footbridges; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
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Pathway in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
15. Pathway in the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
16. Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
17. Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry
18. Scene at the Rock Quarry Garden in Greenville, South Carolina on the the site of a pre-Civil War granite quarry

Keywords:

    America; Color; Digital Photographs; Greenville; Greenville County; Greenville Garden Club; Rock Quarry Garden; South Carolina; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Eddie, Frederick Douglass at W. 118th St., Harlem, 1990
19. Eddie, Frederick Douglass at W. 118th St., Harlem, 1990

Vergara, Camilo J.

Keywords:

    Community Gardens; Farming; Gardening; Harlem; Manhattan; Men; New York; New York (State); Photographs; Portraits; Scarecrows; United States
View @ Library of Congress
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Dyna-Empire, 1075 Stewart Ave., Garden City. Arm
20. Dyna-Empire, 1075 Stewart Ave., Garden City. Arm

Gottscho-Schleisner, Inc.

Keywords:

    Acetate Negatives; Equipment; Garden City; New York (State); United States
View @ Library of Congress
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