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Growing Big Red Tomato – Tomatoes Made Easy – Grow the Best, Juiciest Tomatoes Anywhere

Growing tomatoes is a very rewarding experience. The rich red fruit is added to almost every cuisine around the world for its delicious flavor, deep color and unique taste. Raw or cooked, pickled or marinated, sliced, chopped or peeled – the tomato

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Weber 6507 Rolling Cart

• Dual-purpose cart and stand for Weber Q 100 and Weber Q 200 series grills and Weber Char Q grills
• Grill straps securely on top of cart; integrated pulling handle; sturdy wheels
• Locks securely to serve as a stationary stand
• Folds easily for storing in small car trunks and compact areas
• Great for tailgating, picnics, camping, and RVs

This ingenious quick folding cart can be used as a grill stand or as a caddy to trasnport the Weber Q gas grill. To use as a caddy, simply fold and place the Weber Q grill on top. Fits Weber Q 100 and Weber Q 200 series, and Weber Char Q grills.

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Extech PH100 ExStik Waterproof pH Meter

• Flat Surface pH electrode is waterproof and rugged enough to withstand harsh environments
• LCD display shows pH from 0.00 to 14.00, temperature and bargraph of trends in acidity or alkalinity; device stores and recalls up to 15 labeled readings
• RENEW feature that tells you when it’s time to replace your pH electrode
• CAL feature that tells you when it’s time to recalibrate your meter
• Includes meter, protective sensor cap, sample cup, 4 SR44 button batteries, and 1 48-inch (1.2m) neckstrap

The waterproof ExStik PH100 pH meter by Extech is an accurate, rugged and reusable stick pH meter with some unique data storage features that make it exceptionally easy to use and considerably enahnce its usability. The flat surface electrode allows

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Inside the Gift Shop at the Atlanta Botanical Garden


Image by UGArdener
On a hot, humid Saturday morning in late June, I ventured into Atlanta to see this special exhibition at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. This facility has been undergoing a major renovation/upgrade with a magnificent new visitors center, and is now one of the best botanical gardens anywhere.

If you click on the set to the right and run the SLIDESHOW in Full Screen Mode, you can follow me on a tour around the garden.
Here are some quotes from the website and a link:

"Henry Moore is widely acclaimed as the most important sculptor of the 20th century. This year, the Garden launches a new era with the show TIME magazine called one of the Top 10 Museum Exhibitions of 2008: Moore in America. This is the final destination of the tour, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see 20 of Henry Moore’s monumental sculptures in a single exhibition.

Henry Spencer Moore (July 3, 1898 – August 31, 1986), born in the coal-mining town of Castleford, Yorkshire, in England, is one of the world’s most known and beloved 20th-century sculptors.

Moore began studying sculpture as an art student in 1919. His first solo show of sculpture was held in London in 1928. The following year Moore and his wife, Irina, moved to Hampstead, London, a center for artists and writers, where Moore made his living teaching sculpture and exhibiting his work. He would carve in the open air at his cottage in Kent.

In 1940 the couple moved to Perry Green in the Hertfordshire countryside. There, Moore would live and work for the remainder of his life, drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape and collecting objects in nature that would provide ideas for his sculpture.

Moore in America at the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the largest outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore’s sculpture ever presented in a single venue in the United States. The 20 colossal works are displayed throughout the Garden and among its gardens and plant collections, providing for an impressive interaction of nature and art such as Moore envisioned. The Henry Moore Foundation, which is dedicated to furthering the understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of Moore’s work, co-curated the exhibition, which is underwritten by MetLife Foundation.

One of the finest botanical gardens in the world and the most treasured and beloved landscapes in Atlanta, the Garden offers alluring outdoor venues for such an exhibition. When Moore’s grand sculptures are set in the intimate scale of the Garden’s landscape, both are transformed."

www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org/site/involvement/Explore_M...

Inside the Gift Shop at the Atlanta Botanical Garden


Image by UGArdener
On a hot, humid Saturday morning in late June, I ventured into Atlanta to see this special exhibition at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. This facility has been undergoing a major renovation/upgrade with a magnificent new visitors center, and is now one of the best botanical gardens anywhere.

If you click on the set to the right and run the SLIDESHOW in Full Screen Mode, you can follow me on a tour around the garden.
Here are some quotes from the website and a link:

"Henry Moore is widely acclaimed as the most important sculptor of the 20th century. This year, the Garden launches a new era with the show TIME magazine called one of the Top 10 Museum Exhibitions of 2008: Moore in America. This is the final destination of the tour, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see 20 of Henry Moore’s monumental sculptures in a single exhibition.

Henry Spencer Moore (July 3, 1898 – August 31, 1986), born in the coal-mining town of Castleford, Yorkshire, in England, is one of the world’s most known and beloved 20th-century sculptors.

Moore began studying sculpture as an art student in 1919. His first solo show of sculpture was held in London in 1928. The following year Moore and his wife, Irina, moved to Hampstead, London, a center for artists and writers, where Moore made his living teaching sculpture and exhibiting his work. He would carve in the open air at his cottage in Kent.

In 1940 the couple moved to Perry Green in the Hertfordshire countryside. There, Moore would live and work for the remainder of his life, drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape and collecting objects in nature that would provide ideas for his sculpture.

Moore in America at the Atlanta Botanical Garden is the largest outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore’s sculpture ever presented in a single venue in the United States. The 20 colossal works are displayed throughout the Garden and among its gardens and plant collections, providing for an impressive interaction of nature and art such as Moore envisioned. The Henry Moore Foundation, which is dedicated to furthering the understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of Moore’s work, co-curated the exhibition, which is underwritten by MetLife Foundation.

One of the finest botanical gardens in the world and the most treasured and beloved landscapes in Atlanta, the Garden offers alluring outdoor venues for such an exhibition. When Moore’s grand sculptures are set in the intimate scale of the Garden’s landscape, both are transformed."

www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org/site/involvement/Explore_M...