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September 2024 Garden of the Month

1340 Omar – Home of Bob & Diane Weigle Bob and Diane Weigle built this homage to New Orleans in 2000, a place they love. The current owners, Beth and David Speck, share their love of NOLA: they were even on the way to New Orleans when they first visited the home and put a contract down on the spot in 2015. When choosing plants for the garden, Beth walked the neighborhood to get a sense of what plants were iconic to the Heights area, what [...]

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August 2024 Garden of the Month

702 Le Green Karen Kain began her gardening journey when she moved to 702 Le Green in 2007. She embraced a trial-and-error approach, experimenting with various plants to observe their performance in her yard and moving them as needed. Karen’s preference leans toward native species and pollinator-friendly plants. Among her native shrubs are Thryallis, Mexican Turks Cap and Horse Weed. She also has native groundcovers like Frog Fruit and Hairy Wedelia. Other pollinators include Butterfly Bush and Fleabane. These choices not only beautify her garden but [...]

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True North 2024 Artist Profile – August

Wyatt Little – BRICK PHONE - 1200 block Following an early career in traditional industrial design, Houston Heights artist Wyatt Little turned to ceramic art after learning mold making from a friend. His concepts are derived from early memories of treasured, iconic objects—resulting in decidedly quirky and whimsical symbols of bygone times. Growing up watching “Saved by the Bell,” Little recalls those comically-huge phones—like the kind Zack had on the show—resembling a brick in size and shape and representing a major status symbol that personified [...]

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July 2024 Garden of the Month

702 Le Green Karen Kain began her gardening journey when she moved to 702 Le Green in 2007. She embraced a trial-and-error approach, experimenting with various plants to observe their performance in her yard and moving them as needed. Karen’s preference leans toward native species and pollinator-friendly plants. Among her native shrubs are Thryallis, Mexican Turks Cap and Horse Weed. She also has native groundcovers like Frog Fruit and Hairy Wedelia. Other pollinators include Butterfly Bush and Fleabane. These choices not only beautify her garden but [...]

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True North 2024 Artist Profile – July

Ricardo Paniagua – INTERSECTIONS OF DIMENSION -- 900 block Ricardo Paniagua is known for his trompe l'oeil and geometric paintings and sculptures which explore the relationship between color, line and form. He draws inspiration from a backlog of concepts and projects stemming from his dynamic and ubiquitous dreams and visions. Paniagua’s brilliant geometric sculpture for True North 2024, “Intersections of Dimension”—made of laser-cut and -welded steel and automotive paint—continues his work originating from a lucid dream where he observed a vivid hypercube—painted in a multicolored [...]

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June 2024 Garden of the Month

1445 Cortlandt Teran Smith, John Caffey, and our children have lived at 1445 Cortlandt since 2010. We were fortunate to inherit good “bones” in our front yard. Previous homeowners had installed the flagstone pathways, the large beds and of course the crucial irrigation system. Over the years, we have tried to make the yard more inviting to human guests by replacing the forbiddingly tall picket fence with a shorter one. We also hope to make it more inviting to bird and insect guests by [...]

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