The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-10-05
OUR CITIZENS ARE NOW TAKING
MUCH INTEREST IN THEIR
FLOWER GARDENS.
OTHERS SHOULD FOLLOW
Names of Some of Those Who Are
Beautifying Their Premises
With Flowers and
Ferns.

1t is a matter of great pride and sat
isfaction to those Interested in the
attractive appearance Of our city, that
people are making some effort to i'm
prove the appearance OF 1neir homes
fhis, IN itself is an evidence Of pros
)erity individual and general. is evin-
ced by the attention now paid to flow
er-gardens and lawns ana for improve
ment and interest in this line, A mum
Der Of yards naye been sodded or plan
ted with grass during the past few
months. Palmettoes and hedges have
been set out The number of houses
and verandas that have been beauti-
fed by a drapery Of green vines, is
noticeably greater this year and alto
getber great strides naye been made
by Brunswick people toward adding to
her attractiveness. Among the pretti-
est nlaces in town may be mentioned
the following, some for their success
full flower gardens, others Tor the ar
tistic and attractive appearance Of
vine-clad gables or verandas. Among
these are Bay View, where Mrs, J. M.
Madden's love Of and skill vita flow
ors have resulted In paradise of
bloom and fragrance A magnificent
collection Of palms and pot plants adds
to the delightful picture, Mrs. VII
liam Nightengale's garden on Rich
mond street boasts a fine lawn and
a handsome hedge. as well as q pro
fusion al flowers. Vines and quantities
OF iiowers charm the eye at Mrs W
F. f'enniman's on Prince street MRS.
.R II. Hopkins lawn and garden make
another pretty and attractive place. A
quafnt oid-world garden vim well-k ps
hedges. prim walks and a wilderness
OF flowers and sweet odors. is the set
ting for the home Of Captain and Mrs
Chas S. Wylly on Union street. re-
Winding one Of descriptions of Eng
lisn gardens.
Mrs. II. Glaubers pretty yard Is
noted for It's wonderful roses The
grounds of the Downing home on Halt
fax Square are a pleasing picture with
vclvetrv lawns, dotted with stately
SHRUBS and borders brilliant with all
sorts Of flowers. Roses climbing over
the verandas, add to the DeautMl ap.
pearance OF this handsome nome. 4 he
Wright and Tison homes, with wide,
smooth lawns and quantities Of shrubs
and flowers are beautiful ana attrac
tive. Mrs. II. II. Everett and Mrs. J.
X. Nightengale also on HALIFAX Square
have pretty gardens and lawns and
artistic vines shade the verandas.
On Wright's Square, Mrs Franz,
Scarlet and Mrs. p. w Fleming bear
off the honors for handsome lawns and
lowers The home Of Mrs M. T King
on Albany street has beautiful, we'll
kept lawn and quantities of flowers.
The A. Y. Wood home on Gloucester
street has beautiful grounds and a
wealth of flowers The homes of Mrs.
W. NJ. Upper, Mrs NJ Elkan and Mrs.
+. r. Winter are an ornament to I'M
ion street with their pretty lawns,
vines and flowers. Mrs. c. L. Gambler
Oh London street has a fine collection
VI palms and pot plants and viii short
" have a pretty lawn planted. The
Watkins and Taylor lawns on Rich
nond street are very handsome. There
are no doubt many other homes here
that hear evidence to their owners
love of the beautiful ana pride in the
appearance of their homes, hut in the
reporters ramhles. these came under
his observation and they are certainly
worthy OF mention