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I know I say this a lot, but I seriously have to be one of the most fortunate people on the planet. I don’t know of anyone who has as much fun at work as I do. Some of that fun does getting involve getting gussied up and attending some fabulous events, which obviously I enjoy, but the more compelling part of my job involves learning. The only time I complain is deadline day, and who could blame me for that? I usually learn at least one new thing every day. Just for this issue, I took a crash course in etiquette and learned about doll collecting. Had I not gone into journalism, I suspect I might have become a permanent student, if I had unlimited funds at my disposal. There’s just nothing like learning something new to put a spring in your step, and give you an edge in trivia. I guess I decided to tackle manners because I’ve seen such an abhorrent lack of them lately, and I’m not talking about social media — although that comes with its own challenges — I’m referring to real-life occurrences. People are harried, hurried and, in many cases, no longer filter their comments for civility. And don’t get me started on fellas who wear hats inside buildings and parents who allow their children to run around restaurants like banshees on a caffeine spree. As our experts
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state in the article, etiquette is all about putting others first and making them feel comfortable. Just remember The Golden Rule. Playing with dolls was not my thing growing up. I didn’t enjoy baby dolls, and preferred Barbies. I used to like to dress them and make up stories about what they were doing. Lauretta “Sissy” Baumgardner Lingle, whose father was the first landscape architect on Sea Island, has been collecting and dressing dolls as long as she can remember. Her doll costumes have been commissioned by well-known doll makers and she has won awards for her designs. A member of the Glynn Academy Class of 1957, a visit with Lingle means you’ll learn about dolls, but you’ll also cover a lot of local history as well. This past weekend offered another learning experience. The fifth annual Jewish Food & Culture Festival, hosted by Temple Beth Tefilloh, was held in Brunswick. Every year I attend I learn something new about the culture, food or music and I meet a ton of interesting people. It’s one of my favorite events, and based on this year’s crowd, I’m not the only one who feels that way. We also visited Bites & Bands, the newest iteration of the St. Simons Food + Spirits
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ardeners, those who aspire to be gardeners, and others who simply have a fascination with gardens, architecture and all things beautiful, will not be disappointed with the Cassina Garden Club’s 13th Annual Tabby & Tillandsia Garden Walk this year. Co-chairs Dr. Cindy Jacobs and Darby Gross, along with the members of various committees it takes to produce such an event, have worked tirelessly over the past 12 months to choose the houses and work with the homeowners to fashion a tour that has something for everyone. Tour participants will find expansive estate-size lawns, old houses, pocket gardens and modern architecture in this year’s eye-pleasing tour. In addition to the seven gardens, all on St. Simons Island, to tour, there will be a marketplace at Gascoigne Bluff, and a pre-walk VIP wine and cheese event at The Dodge. The Cassina Garden Club is celebrating its
91st year as a garden club. This year’s walk will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 27, and will feature a self-guided tour of seven island gardens. Among the gardens, visitors will find plein air artists, morning performances by the Golden Isles Youth Orchestra and docents as botanical guides at all locations. On the eve of the event, for the first time, from 4-6 p.m. April 26, the Cassina Garden Club will host a wine and cheese party at The Dodge, the former home of New York Times Best-Selling Author Eugenia Price, and children’s author, Joyce Blackburn. Tickets for this event are $75 per person, and are limited. In addition to the garden tour on April 27, special activities, all open to the public, are scheduled on the grounds of the Hamilton Plantation Tabby Slave Cabins, owned by the garden club. There will be a marketplace, with more than 15 local vendors and artisans and a Cassina member plant sale. Another new feature will be the Twisted Tiki food truck, which will sell coffee and brunch items in the morning, and a special garden luncheon menu the remainder of the day.
Visitors to the cabins site will also be able to enjoy guided tours of the restored cabins and surrounding gardens. A plein air art sale will begin at 3 p.m. Tickets for the Cassina Garden Club Tabby & Tillandsia Garden Walk are $30 in advance, and $35 the day of the tour. They can be pre-purchased online at cassinagardenclub. org, or picked up at the will call table at the tabby cabins, 1195 Arthur J. Moore Drive, on Gascoigne Bluff. Local businesses, including the ACE Garden Center, GJ Ford Bookshop and St. Simons Drug Co., all on St. Simons Island, also have tickets for sale. For more information, contact lcarlton@bellsouth.net. Proceeds generated from these events maintain and preserve Cassina Garden Club’s Historic Hamilton Plantation Tabby Cabins on Gascoigne Bluff. “Attendees will enjoy an unforgettable day … as they explore beautiful St. Simons Island,” said Jacobs, also a UGA Master Gardener. “From quaint bungalows to beach cottages and stately mansions, every garden tells the story of the homeowners and their love of nature.”
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The Beach House — Located just steps from the beach, this unique and charming oceanfront beach house showcases a garden nestled amongst the most challenging of Mother Nature’s microclimates: salt air and scorching sun.
The Aiken House — Built in 1925, this historic Island home and guest house are surrounded by breathtaking gardens and stunning views.
The Family Affair — Find this garden full of laughter and child’s play as you enter a garden where kids never run out of things to discover!
The Dream House — Situated under a canopy of live oak trees, the 2017 HGTV Dream Home hosts an entertainer’s dream garden.
Curacao — Rescued from the wrecking ball in 2010, this property features a garden with a magazine-worthy makeover resulting in a resort-style retreat that is both gracious and sophisticated.
Cottage on the Green — Discover this cozy cottage tucked among extensive plantings and well-designed gardens.
The Village Bungalow — Home of one of St. Simons Island’s tree spirits, guests will discover a tranquil garden which provides an outdoor room and beckons all who enter the property.
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elcome to spring in the coastal south! Our state flower, the Cherokee Rose (Rosa laevigata), is in full bloom with its strikingly white five-petaled flowers twining through the maritime forest edges. Several other blooming natives join it. Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis) is sporting its pinkish purple flowers along its stems and trunks. Carolina cherry laurel (Prunus carolininana) is covered with its lightly scented 2-3 inch pendulous white blooms, and the native, but not well-known, male plant of white fringe tree (Chionanthus virginicus) adds to the canvas with its creamy white clusters of delicate fringelike flowers.
The pendulous purple fragrant racemes of naturalized Japanese wisteria (Wisteria japonica) that escaped long ago from the cultivated garden hang from the sturdy arms of live oaks. And then, of course, the myriad colors found in the blooms from southern Indian azaleas (Rhododendron indicum) and late blooming camellias (Camellia japonica) complete the picture. Alas, although surrounded by beauty, the morning quiet is now interrupted as early as 8 a.m., with landscape crews busily wielding gas-powered blowers on their shoulders, attacking the piles of oak leaves currently being shed from the native oaks. It seems that the task is futile. Leaves are blown from one location to another, stirring back up into the air copious quantities of Eastern red cedar pollen and dust that had finally settled on the ground. Our state tree, the live oak (Quercus virginiana) is considered by many to be evergreen because it retains its green leaves through the winter months but come springtime, those leaves are shed as new green leaves emerge. Leaves will continue to fall for several weeks and will soon be followed by dropping male flowers called catkins that will have shed their yellow pollen into the wind. Blowers will continue on to remove these catkins and the remaining leaves, since both can stain decks and concrete surfaces from the tannins they contain. All
summer, well-groomed lawns will have mown grass blades removed. Eventually, acorns produced by fertilized female oak flowers will develop and mature by fall, giving those blowers yet another reason to continue disturbing the peace. Later in the fall, the leaves of native deciduous trees like sweet gum (Liquidambar styraciflua), water oak (Quercus nigra), pignut hickory (Carya glabra) pecan (Carya illinoinensis) and red maple (Acer rubrum) will provide landscape crews the opportunity to use their blowers the remaining months of the year. Now that I think about it, the quiet months may only be December-February! Lest you think this article is one solely bemoaning modern day technology, let me draw you back in so that you can refocus on the beauty of the South Georgia coast this month. A phone call last evening with my sister, who lives in Nebraska, reminded me that high winds and blizzard conditions were her reality over the last few days, whereas mine were sunny mild temperatures with a light coastal breeze, scented by sweet alyssum, pansies and snapdragons, citrus blooms and sweet olive (Osmanthus fragrans), all of which I can enjoy as I sit on my patio listening to the bubbling fountain and watching the migrating birds at the feeders. March 15 is the frost-free day for our coastal climatic zone 9a. This does not mean we
won’t get a late freeze (ask some of the local blueberry growers), but that the likelihood is a very low percentage. A local garden that now falls under my care and responsibility already has a heavy set of nectarines and peaches on its fruit trees, thanks to the warmer winter, profuse blooms and the busy work of nearby honey bees whose hives I also watch. The pear trees in the garden are just starting to bloom, as are the blackberries and blueberries. The low-chill apple trees aren’t doing much yet. Yes, you can grow fruit trees in this zone — just be sure to choose varieties recommended by the local UGA extension office; otherwise, the plants will not set fruit for you. Tomato plants, all 60 of them, were started indoors in seed trays under grow lights just a few weeks ago; they are now in 6-inch pots developing strong root systems and will be transplanted by month’s end. Heirloom pumpkin seeds were directly sown this week and summer squash, cucumber and pole beans are on the agenda. Next week, pepper and basil seeds will be started indoors under the grow light. Of course, many of these plants can be purchased at local garden centers if you prefer to skip seed germination and plant seedlings. Indeed, a gardener can and should be aware of the beauty of the area and a climate that allows for almost year-round gardening! So what are you waiting for? Take a walk outdoors. Visit the local garden centers. Get blown away!
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PROPERTY transactions
Seller: Dayton Homes LLC Buyer: Samuel Harp Price: $287,000 Location: Cinder Hill Seller: Penny Properties Realty Buyer: Kathryn McGarvey Price: $152,000 Location: Don El L 1 Seller: CWLOTS LLC Buyer: Daniels Construction Co. INC Price: $49,000 Location: Clearwater Seller: Sharon Carver Buyer: Shireen Hamid Price: $193,000 Location: Island Retreat Seller: Christell Harris Buyer: Jack Morris Jr. Price: $82,500 Location: Touchstone Ridge Seller: Ganador LLC Buyer: Awesome Real Estate Holdings Price: $12,500 Location: New Town Seller: Tyler Tracy Buyer: Patricia Corr Price: $143,500 Location: Caleb’s Crossing Townhome Seller: Bethany Fahey Buyer: Derek Loper Price: $154,000 Location: Willow Creek Plantation Seller: Vickie Kapp Buyer: Kelley Baione Price: $95,000 Location: Sunrise Pointe Seller: DeLoris Taylor Buyer: Christopher Nielson Price: $195,000 Location: Shell Pointe Seller: Richard McKinna Jr Buyer: Anguilla Acres LLP Price: $925,000 Location: Plum Creek Timberlands Seller: Kenneth Farrell Buyer: Dean Morris Price: $455,000 Location: Oak Forest Seller: Mercer Manning Properties Buyer: Kaufman Colby Station LLC Price: $689,000 Location: Old Town
Glynn County property transfers involving a monetary exchange recorded the week of March 18 through March 22 by the Glynn County Superior Court Clerk of Courts:
Seller: Emily Glickstein Buyer: Lawrence Jones Price: $450,000 Location: Vassar Point Seller: Charles Flavio Buyer: Nancy Gadd Price: $415,000 Location: West Point Plantation Seller: Walter Evans Buyer: 1608 Liberty LLC Price: $1,150,000 Location: New Town Seller: Austin Arnold Buyer: Charles Herman Jr. Price: $894,000
Seller: Peter Koehler Buyer: Kaufman Colby Station LLC Price: $100,000 Location: Sea Palms
Location: Park View L 41 Seller: Edward Bacon Buyer: Southeast Georgia Health System Price: $130,800 Location: Goodyear Park
Seller: Robin Liggett Buyer: Eugene Berrie Price: $110,000 Location: Deerfield Station
Seller: GMRI INC Buyer: Brunswick OG Venture LLC Price: $1,964,000 Location: Glynn Isles
Seller: Hugh Brown Buyer: Dorothy Nelder Price: $355,000 Location: Oak Grove Island Plantation
Seller: Stephen Pappas Buyer: James Rizzo Price: $959,000 Location: St. Simons Island Club
Seller: Diana Drew Buyer: David Crawford Price: $273,000 Location: Beacon Park
Seller: George Williamson Buyer: Trace Hartridge Price: $225,000 Location: Sea Palms Seller: 201 LLC Buyer: CHC Properties LLC Price: $250,000 Location: JM McMillian Jr. Estate Seller: Marcie Lancaster Buyer: Willis Lowe III Price: $2,200,000 Location: Golf Retreat North
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PROPERTY transactions
Seller: Debbie Peacock Buyer: Anthony Chiarello Price: $520,000 Location: 801 Minor L A Seller: Stephanie Woods Buyer: Arthur Benson Price: $149,000 Location: Palmetto Place Seller: Kermit Buie Buyer: Patricia Thrift Price: $30,500 Location: Oak Grove Island Plantation Seller: Billy Wheeler Buyer: Webster Lonas Price: $383,000 Location: Sugarmill
Seller: John Price Buyer: Ashley Oaks LLC Price: $350,000 Location: Mallory Park
Seller: Keith Benton Buyer: Victor Galan Price: $150,000 Location: Timber Ridge
Seller: Frederica Development Buyer: Daniel Veal Price: $800,000 Location: Frederica Township
Seller: Lillian Brown Buyer: Sara Carey Price: $145,000 Location: Brockington Point
Seller: Patricia German Buyer: Ocean View Properties INC Price: $117,000 Location: High Hill Lakes
Seller: Ga Real Parcels LLC Buyer: Webb and Collins LLC Price: $995,000 Location: King and Prince Villas
Seller: Randalll Smith Buyer: Distinctive Housing Solutions Price: $165,000 Location: Huntington Lake Seller: G Squared Properties Buyer: John Biondi Price: $132,500 Location: Glaude Seller: Victory Estates LLC Buyer: Fidadelfo Jimenez Price: $35,000 Location: Brunswick Villa INC
Seller: Construction B C INC Buyer: Linda Tipton Price: $135,000 Location: Lake View Cottages Seller: Clyde Johnson Buyer: Angela Sholl Price: $98,000 Location: College Park Seller: Mabel Carter Buyer: Misty Juarbe Price: $530,000 Location: Blythe Beach
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PROPERTY transactions
Seller: William Talbert Buyer: Chirag Patel Price: $435,000 Location: Oak Grove Island
Seller: George Rountree Buyer: William Strother Jr. Price: $15,000 Location: Barrington Oaks
Seller: William Talbert Buyer: Chirag Patel Price: $435,000 Location: Oak Grove Island
Seller: Lisa Olivieri Buyer: Franconia Real Estate Price: $523,000 Location: Wymberly on the Marsh
Seller: William Talbert Buyer: Chirag Patel Price: $435,000 Location: Oak Grove Island
Seller: Lisa Olivieri Buyer: Franconia Real Estate Price: $523,000 Location: Wymberly on the Marsh
Seller: Gloria O’Brien Buyer: John Sanford Price: $157,000 Location: Cypress Run
Seller: Lisa Olivieri Buyer: Franconia Real Estate Price: $523,000 Location: Wymberly on the Marsh
Seller: Valerie Harrison Buyer: Patricia Delacruz Price: $20,000 Location: Montpelier
Seller: Gloria O’Brien Buyer: John Sanford Price: $157,000 Location: Cypress Run
Seller: Whitlow Chapman Buyer: Eric Elmquist Price: $296,500 Location: Commons at Frederica
Seller: Valerie Harrison Buyer: Patricia Delacruz Price: $20,000 Location: Montpelier
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