The Plant City Garden Club presented its February Beautification Award to Margie Menefee, 91, and her daughter, Carole Ann.
“When the committee walked toward the house, our eyes are dazzled by all the colors in Margie’s gardens,” says Cassandra Banning. “Talking with Margie, you feel her passion for flowers and the home she has lived in since 1943.”
The porch swing invites guests to sit down and take in all the colors. On both sides are pots of yellow and red crown of thorns. The garden is edged in red and white petunias. There is a lighthouse housing succulents and driftwood with air plants. Pots of Ti plants, many varieties of cactus and succulents — agave, bromeliads and purple salvia, orange ground orchids — are in full bloom, as well as the red hibiscus and red roses.
The American flag flies hight, and Margie Menefee is proud to say the Veterans Association installed it in honor of her late husband, John, a U.S. Marine.“>http://madisonbootcamps.com/oformit-kreditnuyu-kartu-renessans-bank.php
