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Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Twilight in the Garden

Check out this great place! Amanda just finished this oil painting for tonight's fund raising Gala at Bartram's Garden. The Bartram's Garden was named after John Bartram, America's first botanist. He was endlessly curious about the natural world.  He wanted to learn everything about the world around him and truly believed that all living things were beautiful in their own right. His explorations of wild American landscapes were deeply influential to Europeans who were hungry for any and all information about the New World.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

We are Green

Once upon a trip to New Jersey, we took photographs of various farms and fields that had been treated with Envirokure's product. We even got a testimony from a golf course's groundskeeper telling us how healthy the grass had become. Several hours later, we made our way to the biggest blueberry farm in Hammonton. The blueberries had not yet ripened, but the bushes that bore them were enormous. Needless to say, I'm impressed with the results that Envirokure has brought to people. 



Spreading fertilizer on a golf course


This is what grass is like on the other side


Close-up of some young blueberries



Blueberries with a lovely lavender hue



Green field of the sod farm


Almost ripe for the picking


Tractor riding along the blueberry fields in Hammonton