ACP's Portfolio Review Saturday
Open to the Public 6 - 8 PM
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If you like photography, don't miss this special event! Join me and fifty other photographers this Saturday night from 6 - 8 PM for the Atlanta Celebrates Photography Portfolio Review Art Walk. This event is held at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center located at 800 Spring Street. I will be presenting twenty floral photographs printed as 20" x 24" works. During the day I will meet with five reviewers. Each photographer was juried into this show. The work is fresh and for sale. Learn more about the event here. |
Have you Seen the Show?
Berger Presents Georgia's State Parks
Lecture on October 18, 2011
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Join Hazel Berger at REI Perimeter in Atlanta on October 18 for a reception, lecture and slide show. The presentation is part of her Georgia State Parks exhibit at REI through December 3. REI is located at 1165 Perimeter Center W, Ste. 200 in Atlanta. But you must pre-register for this free event. Click here to sign up through REI. There are only 23 spots remaining. View the images here.
After blogging the Georgia State Parks for a year, Hazel compiled images from ten parks that she recommends visiting. This show is in conjunction with Atlanta Celebrates Photography. Signs with titles, highlights of the parks and maps are on display at REI. See Berger's press release here to learn more. REI is an outdoor retailer. |
Gardening with The Daylily Diva
 | | West Paces Ferry Hazel Berger |
Dublin, Georgia nursery owner Andrea Day Purvis presents a gardening tip for right now in your garden.
Fall is an ideal time to plant daylilies - the perfect perennial! Daylilies are very easy to grow and come in every color, except true blue, with over 70,000 registered varieties.
First, select a sunny location with well-drained soil and till in organic material such as compost. Plant the daylily in the soil so that the crown (where the stem and roots meet) is no deeper than 1 inch below the soil surface. Space the plants about a foot apart. Water thoroughly and mulch them to protect against winter injury.
Daylilies establish quickly, grow vigorously and require little care. They are rarely troubled by insects or disease. Simply fertilize with a balanced fertilizer such as 10-10-10 and provide ample water each spring to encourage maximum bloom.
The Daylily Diva, Andrea Day Purvis
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