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Vol. LXIV, No. 12
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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Vol. LXIV, No. 12
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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 SPRINGTIME SPRUCE-UP: “People like a lot of color and texture in their gardens today. Volume and selection of material adds to texture, for example, the serrated edge of an Agave and the feel of plant-soft leaves of Lambsear. We do all sizes and types of projects, including gardens, landscapes, and hardscapes.” Ronni Hock, owner of Ronni Hock Garden & Landscape, is shown in her Lawrenceville studio/workshop. |
Even — and especially — in the midst of winter, one can look forward to longer, warmer, and sunnier days. As this winter finally winds down, we may still have snow on the ground, but daylight saving and spring are just around the corner.
 FUNCTIONAL AND FUN: “We’ve always had functional affordable gifts in home accents that evoke the Blue Raccoon look, with elements of country and modern, and a sense of fun.” Nicholas Bewsey, co-owner of Blue Raccoon in Lambertville, stands near a colorful display of Giglee prints on canvas, featuring 35 different breeds of dogs. |
Blue Raccoon is a special place. It is filled with an array of super home furnishings, home accents, gifts, and selected furniture, all presented in an appealing and engaging setting. Everything in the store is pleasing to the eye, and it is obvious that much care and attention have been given to every detail.