Steve Silk

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  The gentleman responsible for the concept is Steve Silk of Farmington, Conn., a photographer, contributing editor and writer for Fine Gardening magazine.

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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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  Instructor: Steve Silk is an award winning photographer and contributing editor for Fine Gardening magazine.He has collaborated on several books with author Sydney Eddison including Gardens To Go, and The Gardener's Palette: Although he is fascinated by many plant groups his specialty is annuals and tender perennials.He is currently the president of the Connecticut Hardy Plant Society.

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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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  For high-traffic areas, consider adding fragrant foliage plants such as lavender, thyme and rosemary.Thrillers, fillers and spillers These three words, coined by garden designer Steve Silk, capture the essence of good container design.

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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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  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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