I wanted to let you know about a special event that is going to be held this
Friday, April 18th or today if you are just reading your blog.
Emily's Attic on McDonough Square will be open until 10:00 PM and from 5:00 until 10:00 they are offering "NO TAX" on all sales.
Of course this has inspired The Plum Tree as well and our new neighbors Blumen Trio to do the same as a way of expressing our thanks to all of our customers for your continued support.
Blumen Trio is also hosting their Grand Opening the 18th and 19th so please go by and welcome them to the neighborhood. Below are just a few of the great things they have to offer.
Blumen Trio
The Plum Tree also wants to remind you of our Earth Day Celebration, Saturday April 26 in the Garden.
Master Gardeners Joy and Sylvia will be on hand to answer your gardening questions, plus there will be drawings for adult Eco-friendly bags filled with lots of garden goodies.
Jeni and her two children, Ben and Mattie will be on hand to help the kids make Earth Day bracelets and also collect names for the kids drawing.
Hope you enjoy what's new at Plum Tree this week!
Neat carved metal bird garden ornaments
This beautiful piece is called a linen press curved top side board, it is a piece from England and got its name by the carve in the wood that looks like a fabric fold.
Decorative Bird Cages
Nice old iron base cafe table
Some odd chairs...perfect for a foyer
Open wire cloche
What an incredible antique dresser with mirror in the perfect color and just the right amount of distress.
Lots of decorative pillows
Edwardian single mirrored door wardrobe with beautiful inlaid panels
Potted silver tea server
Hand stitcheries by Jeni
This weeks Talented Artist
goes to...Carol, Aka The Backyard Junkie.
(Remember if you want to be featured, just contact me via email)
Although Carol and I have never met, she did purchase a bicycle from Ms. Wendy's to recycle into this work of art for the garden.You can visit Carol on her blog at http://www.thebackyardjunkie.com/
Carol's one of a kind designs are truly incredible, her patience and talent show in each piece of mosaic tile art she creates.
Carol has also created and donated pieces for charities that are close to her heart. Below is a piece she donated to DARE dachshund rescue for their Howl-o-Weenie fundraiser, which will help lots of doxies find forever homes!Another piece, the Blue Willow ball was donated to Trees Atlanta for their silent auction fundraiser and brought the suggested price! This is a wonderful organization that helps so much to keep Atlanta green!
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