Steve Silk

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  Lecture and Luncheon -- Steve Silk, noted editor of FINE GARDENING MAGAZINE, HGTV contributor, book author and photographer will do a humorous, enlightening program on "The Crazy,mixed up border: an eclectic approach to design". $40.00 advance tickets to benefit civic gardening projects. Call 295-8935

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  Steve Silk, award-winning photographer and former Managing Editor of Fine Gardening Magazine, will share information about plants that can have instant gratification in the garden.

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  Steven Silk, a photographer and contributor to Fine Gardening magazine, and Robert Herman, horticulturalist and lecturer, will be the keynote speakers.

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  Steve Silk
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  I met Steve via our friends and clients Jennifer Boyd and John Olson at their annual Memorial Day gathering.
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  Steve is a photographer and garden designer who opens his magnificent Farmington garden to the public twice a year. Do yourself a favor and attend what I would consider a work of gardening performance art. Steve has a gift for composing the most majestic textures of flower and foliage in a cinematically scaled screenplay of garden vignettes. Visit his blog to take a gander at his garden and garden photography.

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  Essay by Steve Silk | Photo by Jack McConnell
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  Steve Silk is a writer and garden designer from Farmington.He is a contributing editor to Fine Gardening magazine and a frequent contributor to Seasons.

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  Story by Steve Silk | Photo by Richard Wagner
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  Steve Silk is a writer and garden designer who lives in Farmington.He is a frequent contributor to Seasons.

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  Published on: 4/27/2007    Last Visited: 4/27/2007  

  Guest lecturer, Steve Silk, contributing editor, Fine Gardening, will speak on container gardening.

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  Steve Silk, noted editor of FINE GARDENING MAGAZINE, HGTV contributor, book author and photographer will do a humorous, enlightening program on "The Crazy,mixed up border: an eclectic approach to design". $40.00 advance tickets to benefit civic gardening projects. Call 295-8935

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  Published on: 9/15/2007    Last Visited: 9/15/2007  

  enlarge Provided by Steve SilkThis formal garden shows the benefits of using strong shapes.Garden photographer Steve Silk will give a lecture on which combinations work best.
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  What: A Gathering of Gardeners 2007, featuring horticulturalist Robert Herman of Naugatuck Valley Community College in Westbury, Conn., and Steve Silk of Fine Gardening magazine.
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  The event's second featured speaker is Steven Silk, a writer and contributing editor for Fine Gardening magazine.An award-winning photographer, Silk has also appeared on HGTV's Gardening by the Yard, and will give two lectures throughout the day.
  
  The first, titled "Crazy Mixed-up Border" involves the use of fruit trees and tropical plants in a border garden, mixed in with the traditional perennials, trees and shrubs.
  
  "Anything goes," says Silk."It's the kitchen-sink approach to planting a border."
  
  Silk's second lecture, "Garden Partners: Combinations for Every Garden," focuses on garden design.Rather than emphasizing specific plants, the discussion will involve plants' characteristics - their forms, textures and colors - and which of these characteristics go well with each other.
  
  "To me, the heart of garden design is making good plant combinations," says Silk."Plants that complement each other can make a whole that's greater than the sum of the parts."
  
  Both lectures will feature Silk's renowned photography and will begin at 9:15 a.m. and 1 p.m.

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  The annual garden symposium is presented by Master Gardeners of Cornell Cooperative Extension, Monroe County, underwritten by Grandpa's Nursery & Gardens, and featured horticulturalist Robert Herman of Naugatuck Valley Community College in Westbury, CT, and Steve Silk of Fine Gardening magazine.

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