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Volunteer Lisa Stone

Volunteer Spotlight: Lisa Stone

January 13, 2025

Alison supports Cheekwood in so many different ways. She loves to try different volunteer assignments, always with curiosity, embracing the opportunity to learn something new.

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Top Plant Picks January 2025

December 26, 2024

It’s a new month of plant picks! Cheekwood’s Horticulturist, Sage McClain, shares her top plant picks for January 2025.

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Top Plant Picks December 2024

December 2, 2024

It’s a new month of plant picks! Cheekwood’s Horticulturist, Sage McClain, shares her top plant picks for December 2024.

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Celebrating a Decade of Holiday LIGHTS at Cheekwood

November 21, 2024

Dazzling holiday displays sparkle among the rolling hills and elegant gardens of Cheekwood’s 55-acre estate.

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Flower Power in the Historic Mansion: Behind the Scenes with Laura Dowling and Her Team of Designers

November 12, 2024

Behind the closed doors of the Historic Mansion and Museum at Cheekwood Estate & Gardens is a flurry of activity.

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Top Plant Picks November 2024

October 31, 2024

It’s a new month of plant picks! Cheekwood’s Horticulturist, Sage McClain, shares her top plant picks for November 2024.

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Sowing Seeds and Spilling Beans: Mexican Marigolds

October 23, 2024

In Tennessee, marigolds are prolific and easy-to-grow annuals that put on a show all summer long. They are purported to keep pests out of a vegetable garden and are a favorite of butterflies and bees. While certainly not frost tolerant, they will happily bloom well into the fall and reseed for the following year. Just like many culinary herbs, they are edible yet conveniently undesirable to garden foragers such as deer and rabbits. The petals can be used to make herbal tea or tossed in a salad to add some zing.

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