Comments on How It Grows: Peter Hatch at Lewis Ginter

What a great opportunity. I will have to remember ...

2010-02-19T15:10:22.430-05:00

What a great opportunity. I will have to remember to get info on this series for next year.

Mr. Jefferson's vegetable garden will remain in my mind as one of my favorites, vegetable or otherwise.

Janet - I did see the article about the trees. I s...

2010-02-18T08:07:59.165-05:00

Janet - I did see the article about the trees. I sent a link to my map to a couple of people and now I'm on the committee! I don't know too much about the project yet.
I haven't seen Ft. Eustis in a while. I'll have to swing by sometime.

James - I know just how you feel!

Thanks for this post. This is something I'd li...

2010-02-18T07:18:23.737-05:00

Thanks for this post. This is something I'd like to keep, including the links. But my computer is so filled with links, I need a personal librarian to keep track of it all.

Good morning Phillip, I enjoyed reading this. Wis...

2010-02-18T06:57:53.357-05:00

Good morning Phillip, I enjoyed reading this. Wish to hear Mr. Hatch one day speak about Jefferson's gardens. Every so often I am lucky enough to remember that the Jefferson Hour is on NPR and learn something every time I listen. A couple weeks ago they were speaking of Mr. Jefferson's gardens, fascinating. History and gardening--can't get much better.
btw- Have you seen in the Daily Press about recording trees in Williamsburg? Think the most recent article was on Tuesday. I thought of you and the great map you have.
btw#2- have you seen Eustis Blvd. lately? rape and pillage! Was there a rail line that went along Eustis Blvd? Looks like they are recovering RR ties.