MAY/JUNE 2002
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FEATURES LIVING LEGACY Investor Pete Calhoun tends the Green Spring Valley garden his mother, the late Ella Spear Colhoun, planted nearly five decades  FERTILE GROUND Essayist Marianna Russell unearths lessons in humility, friendship and patience as she shapes the land around an old farmhouse i YARD ART Oversized abstract sculptures populate the colorful gardens around artist Mary Ann Mears' Poplar Hill home.  GARDEN SPOTLIGHT The leafy legend of Hosta Sue. WEB EXTRA Check out our list of garden resources, as recommended by some of the area's top gardeners. THE FIND'S THE THING... At the annual Smith College Club used book sale. LIGHT HOUSE A former garage gives way to an airy contemporary home on a narrow alley in Federal Hill.  RIVER ROMANCE Paddling down the Mississippi on a riverboat with writer Dee Hardie. AT HOME WITH: SALLY MICHEL Baltimore's "Model Citizen" talks about volunteering, civic pride, and leaving no child behind. |
DEPARTMENTS SAVVY SHOPPER Our roundup of retail news. TIMES OUT On the town. THE DC PAGE What to do in Washington. GET OUT! Events, shows, galleries. TOWN CRIER Little happenings of local interest. STYLE KIDS Helping kids save. SPOTLIGHT F. Scott Black, back in the Cockpit. GOOD TASTES Cooking with fresh herbs. SOLUTIONS Drought-defying tactics. THE BACK PAGE The bad boy. |
