More South Portland Study Weekend Gardens, pt. 2
The last three gardens on last Saturday's tour included a large shade garden, a tropical oasis and an Asian-inspired retreat. First, the Hilderbrand garden in Oregon City. This garden is set in a grove of Douglas Fir trees and has paved pathways that meander through plantings of dogwoods, hydrangeas, viburnums, kalmias and other shade-loving plants. The garden of Michael Hicks and Megan Big John is a quarter-acre plot in West Linn. This garden is packed with plantings of tropical plants with big beautiful leaves and vibrant pops of color. Helena Wagner's "4 Seasons Garden" is a garden that I have visited in the past. It features an Asian-inspired theme with beautifully placed plants, with nice colors and contrasts. Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt Therapy
Does the recipe end, "Cut into 9 brownies. Oh, who are you kidding? Just eat the whole pan." Those look really good.
ReplyDeleteLKT, that's what I did! :)
ReplyDeletemmmmm...i'm so gonna make these!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try this! Does it fit into my "healthy eating" plan?
ReplyDeleteThese are the standard brownies around here and have been for years. Best when eaten watching "The Philadelphia Story." Milkshakes should be reserved for "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner."
ReplyDeleteI am trying to lose weight, and you are not helping! But, of course, my diet does allow one serving of chocolate per day, otherwise I can't possibly stick to it. These look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love brownies. I'll have to try this recipe. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteI second LKT's comment. :)
ReplyDeleteOK I have to make these. My favorite brownie recipe right now is Molly Wizenberg's. I'll see what I think after I make these.
ReplyDeleteI would feel so fancy and important eating these! looks good!
ReplyDeleteOh my, YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteYummo! I just watched Alton Brown make brownies last night. Reminded me how much I like them. Now you're pushing them. Must get some ...
ReplyDeleteGot to try these!
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