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Walk MEMPHIS, TN
Garden Walk Booklet
M AY 15- 1 6, 9 AM – 4PM
PROUDLY PRESENTED BY
URBAN EARTH
Welcome
6th Annual Cooper-Young Garden Walk Welcomes You!
Dear Neighbors and Garden Walk Visitors,
The Cooper-Young Garden Club welcomes you to the 6th Annual Cooper-
Young Garden Walk, the largest garden walk in the Mid-South, May 15-16,
from 9 am to 4 pm.
The mission of the Garden Walk is to celebrate urban gardening and inspire
residents and visitors to elevate their corner of the world with beauty, and
provide a sanctuary for people, plants, and pollinators. The theme of this
year’s walk is “Beauty, Health, and Sustainability.”
Our walk is unique not only because of Cooper-Young’s quirky, eclectic
gardens but because of its central location in the heart of Midtown Memphis.
We’re home to historic architecture, robust community pride, trendy shops,
thriving restaurants, diversity, art, and culture.
The 90+ diverse gardens include imaginative urban home gardens and
business green spaces, and an elementary school garden which will delight
all the senses during the Garden Walk’s 2-day span.
Enjoy engaging mini-talks on growing cutting flowers, vertical gardening,
composting, making sauerkraut, and more. Additionally, have the pleasure
of viewing beehives, free range chickens, and composting in action.
Increase your nursery know-how at booths operated by Master Gardeners,
the Herb Society, and many other garden educators and enthusiasts. After
taking in the gardens, shop for garden-themed art and nourish yourself at
Cooper-Young’s award-winning restaurants and breweries. Many will be
offering discounts the day of the walk.
Walk, bike, or drive to the gardens along tree-lined streets, now a nationally
registered arboretum. It’s easy to experience what is fast becoming the
best and largest urban garden walk in the South.
The garden walk is requiring all garden hosts, speakers, visitors, volunteers,
and vendors to keep our event COVID safe by wearing masks and social
distancing.
To help you fully experience this event, we’ve compiled this suggested
itinerary.
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Suggested
Itinerary
7 am–9 am tip
Park. Have coffee/breakfast at Stone Soup
Cafe, Java Cabana, or Bluff City Coffee. Start at the gardens on the
Plan your route.
edges of Cooper-Young
and work your way to the
9 am–Lunch
center. See a section, get
Visit gardens, artist studios, vendors and
educational booths. back in your car, and drive
to the next section.
Lunch
Stop and dine at any of the award-winning
eateries. Visit the shops with friends.
Lunch–4 pm
Visit gardens, artist studios, vendors and
educational booths.
4 pm–Until
End the day in Cooper-Young, voted one of
America’s best neighborhoods to live, work,
and play. Have dinner, music, and a few drinks
with friends. Remember, many businesses offer
discounts to garden walk ticket holders.
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Design & Installation
Garden & Lawn Management Programs
Indoor & Outdoor Plants
Gifts & Garden Supplies
Planters & Fountains
Community Workshops
Experiences & Celebrations
80 Flicker Street | Memphis, TN 38104
901.323.0031
urbanearthmemphis.com
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Blythe 882
Circa 1920
Charlie Sullivan, “Stylish Shotgun”
This charming shotgun in shades of cream, red, and Charleston Green belong to a
young couple new to gardening. The porch furniture and decor play off the front bed
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plantings of cast iron, Lenten Roses, ferns, impatient, colorful containers and a native
azalea. Vendor: Cheryl Sullivan-Mask Lanyards Jewelry
Kim Halyak and Bill Schosser, “Aging + Pet Friendly Garden”
This lawn-less front garden maximizes outdoor living with raised bed seating. The back
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garden highlights crushed limestone, galvanized raised beds, screened porch/shed,
Circa 1902
outdoor shower, auger fountain, art, and many recycled finds. 100+ plants, many
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native plants. Construction: Jim McCown. Painted Porch Rugs by Carol Robison.
Speaker: Karen Pennington, “Vertical Gardening Saves Time, Money, and Space”.
Kris Keith, “Small-Space Living Garden”
Three blocks long; includes quaint, colorful shotgun houses, the farmers’
market on Saturday mornings, and CY’s oldest, grandest home.
The geometric pattern of a Mid-century gate repeats in the pavers to create a long
outdoor living area. Objects from her shop Vintage Modern Memphis, at Quantum
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Antique Gallery, decorate the space and fence. A low maintenance container herb
Circa 1912
garden can be moved as the seasons change. Tough heat loving plants include: pink
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heads, purple mazus, variegated grass, tea olives, Rose of Sharon, ajuga, nandina,
white lantana, dianthus, monkey grass, purple heart, and coral bells. Please follow
@vintagemodernmemphis on Insta and # on FB.
Adrian Himes, “Playful Porch Life”
914
This cute lime green and cream shotgun rental house is the perfect spot to people
Circa 1914
watch. Striped pillows and containers filled with colorful annuals beautify the tiny
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space.
Olivia Flasdick and Vincent Miller, “Folk Artist Lives Here”
916 This arts and crafts 2-story home brings joy with its colorful palette of yellow, red,
Circa 1910 green and blue. Folk art and recycled finds make this loved home one-of-a-kind.
Front Hanging baskets and colorful plants make it the perfect porch-sitting spot to host an
impromptu band performance.
Scott Mathias, “Tidy and Contained”
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Two dogwoods, pink and white, beautifully frame the front yard leading to the entry
Circa 1922
door. A cast stone retaining wall holds azaleas, boxwoods and juniper. Urns hold
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seasonal flowers.
Sasha and Brad Scott, “Bungalow Brickwork Beauty”
This beautifully designed front garden is high impact / low maintenance. The
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brick drive repeats in the brick walkway parterre garden. A Sugar Maple, azaleas,
Circa 1910
hydrangeas, spreading yews, boxwoods and a Grecian statute fill the space. Castings
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from stone medallions found in the yard are repeated in the brick walkway. In back:
inviting hammock, playhouse, and entertaining areas.
1034 Ben and Sam Jones, “Perfect Porch for People Watching”
Circa 1910 Hydrangeas, roses, coral bark maple, scuba shrubs, and little gem magnolias make
Front this double-wide lot inviting for family life.
Kathleen Carey, “Carefree Craftsman”
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This beautiful craftsman style home is anchored by a beautiful Natchez Crepe Myrtle
Circa 1920
on the southeast corner. Iris beds line the front porch while new native plant beds are
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added yearly.
Danny Johnson and Chris Dacus, “Modern Shotgun”
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This modern home celebrates gardening in the city. Two tall evergreen arboreta flank the
Circa 2018
red door. Hanging baskets, colorful annuals, and a redbud tree compliment the oriental
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lanterns.
2021 Gardens by Street 5
2021 Garden Key
NEW TO WALK VENDORS CUT FLOWER FARM
Hunter Fan WeatherMax
ARTIST STUDIO LIVE MUSIC
DEMOS
DISCOUNTS SPEAKERS/BOOTHS PHOTO OP
Bruce Four blocks long, this street is seeing rebirth with old and
new homes, a new mural and garden redo.
Patrick Durkin, “Cozy, Carefree Cottage Living”
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This charming yellow bungalow and blue accents, surrounded by picket fence says “Welcome”.
Circa 1910
The lawn-less garden contains edged paths, colorful containers, garden art, and natives. The
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homeowner replaced his sidewalk grass with easy maintenance rocks and natives.
961 Mr. and Mrs. Brown, “Flowery Front Garden”
Circa 1912 This teeny garden, edged with white lattice, is chock full of loved plants and garden art. The
Front owners also maintain the Bruce Street Garden across the street.
Bruce and Young across from 951 Bruce, “Bruce Street Garden”.
Mural and This garden, maintained by Mr. + Mrs. Brown, needed a refreshing. The Cooper-Young Garden
Street Club, along with Bruce Street residents added new raised bed timbers, compost, flowers,
Garden shrubs, soil, and mulch. The colorful mural, created by Jake Fasano and Maggie Russell,
celebrates the pride residents have in their street.
Central The north boundary street of Cooper-Young.
Restaurants, shops, and a garden center.
882 Cornelia and WC McDaniel, “A Jewel box Garden”
Circa 1920 This stunning, bold garden glows with vibrant stained-glass colored plants, whimsical
Front “yardifacts” and tons of prehistoric artifacts. You’ll even be able to purchase some of the rocks
+ geodes. Vendor: WC McDaniel, Rocks, geodes, and jewelry.
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Cooper 769
Parking lot
Photo Op, “I Love Memphis”Mural
Be sure and stop by Memphis Made Brewery for a photo op and quench your thirst
with the best brewed beers around. $1 off every pint with garden walk ticket, May
15-16.
Dino + Carolyn Grisanti, Farm and Fig “Front Planter Pretties”
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This tidy business will draw you in for tasty take + bake food, soups, sides, and
Circa 1926
desserts. The planters hold a riot of colorful annuals. 10% discount on order with
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garden walk ticket, May 15-16.
885 Amanda Allen, Midtown Massage and Bodywork “Porch Planter Pretties”
Circa 1926 This tidy, manicured business has a soothing vibe, The gracious porch holds beautiful,
Front subdued container plantings. Perfect entrance into a soothing massage spa.
This is the neighborhood’s “Main Street” See our famous trestle art, mural, award-winning
restaurants and shops, Johnny Cash statue, gazebo, and a farmer’s market.
Cooper Young Gallery and Gifts “You can never have too much color”
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Vibrant art gallery, gift shop and creative workspace brought to you by local artists
Circa 1926
Jenean Morrison and Joel Rose. Stop and shop for beautiful artwork and gifts. 15%
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discount on everything except original art with garden walk ticket, May 15-16.
Celtic Crossing, “Best Irish Pub in Memphis”
903 Colorful annuals, ginkgo, and boxwoods. We welcome you to our home and pride
Circa 1926 ourselves in providing something for everyone. Stop in for a quick lunch or join us for
Front dinner. Sit inside our renovated interior or people watch on our comfortable patio.
$1.00 off Dirty Chips, with garden walk ticket, May 15-16.
917 Mike Working Law Office, “Take a Meditative Break”
Circa 1902 Walk up the stone steps and follow the brick path to a bench surrounded by trees.
Front You’ll forget you’re right in the middle of Cooper-Young’s business district.
Cheryl Bledsoe, “Millie’s Place Apartments”
Millie’s Place Gardens is set up as a place of relaxation and a gathering spot for the
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people who reside there. It features a water fountain, a pergola and outdoor grills. The
Circa 1959
grounds have shade gardens, herb garden. Featured plants: irises, roses, Rose of Sharon,
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cannas, hydrangeas, bee balm, black-eyed Susans, hostas, coleus and many others. We
have themed gardens as well. It is a respite for the residents after a long day.
David Adams, “Bluff City Bakery and Coffee”
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This former bank is now the perfect spot to watch the world go by while relaxing with
Circa 1955
coffee and sweets. Wooden raised beds are filled with colorful plants. 10% off all
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purchases with garden walk ticket, May 15-16, Cooper-Young location only.
Stone Soup Cafe and Market, “Dine in Beauty”
993 Come eat where all the locals do. Best home-cooked meals for breakfast, lunch, or
Circa 1903, dinner. Passed along plants and recycled materials are what’s on display: pots, fences,
1930 and cacti, herbs, succulents, banana tree. “Gardening shouldn’t cost a thing, only time”.
Front, back Free nonalcoholic beverage with paid meal, 1⁄2 price appetizers, with garden walk
ticket, May 15-16.
999 Photo Opp—“Johnny Cash Statue”
Circa 2019 Take a picture with Johnny Cash and his iconic guitar at this landmark statue; just feet
Front away from where he played his first paying gig at Galloway Church in 1954.
1000 Farmers Market— 1st Congo Church parking lot, 8-1 pm, (SAT. only).
Circa 1912 Delicious food, friendly local farmers, creative craftsman, music, and where all the
Side neighbors go. Many different arts and craft vendors here.
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Cox 741 Palladio Garden, “Everything Garden Shop” (SAT. only)
Circa 1920 Beautifully situated in restored 1920s era lumber barn, Palladio Gardens is brimming
Front, back with fountains, chimes, planters, pottery, rain chains, architectural antiques for your
home and garden. 10% off all garden plants* with Garden Walk ticket, May 15.
Rhonda Miles and Michael Michaud, “Color me Arts and Crafts”
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Two trees frame this charming arts and crafts bungalow painted gold, green, and
Circa 1922
terracotta. Colorful perennials line the walkway and front the stone porch. The swing
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and colorful chairs invite you to relax and savor the view.
This street’s architecture runs the gamut from
bungalows, cottages, and brand new homes.
Susan Dowlinger, “Front Porch Visiting”
889 Come sit in a rocker and enjoy our summer days. A corner planting contains a lime
Circa 1910 green sumac, crepe myrtle, viburnum, snowdrops, 4 clocks and many more. A white
Front redbud tree shades the yard, while the butterfly bush attracts pollinators. Carol Baker
Memorial Garden
Megan Avery, “Cozy, Compact Cottage”
894 The tidy, front garden has knockout roses, irises, an azalea, yuccas, lavender, ebony fire
Circa 1910 crepe myrtles, a rose of sharon, and a camellia. The side garden has a large vegetable
Front, side garden in the ground and self-built raised beds. The garden edging and walkway is
from repurposed brick.
Bill Branch and Martin Jellinek, “Beautiful in Blue”
914 This newly built 2-story blue gambrel roof house has a red door and elliptical front
Circa 2016 walkway edged with flowers, herbs and edibles. There are daffodils, elephant ears
Front,back and irises. Photo Opp: wall mural Art Vendor: Bill Branch Originial Watercolors,
Drawings
Michelle Reaves, “New Orleans Coral Jewelbox” (airbnb)
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Thanks to my wonderful neighbor, Chris Harris, our little yard is definitely part of this
Circa 1912
great neighborhood! The house colors, coral and green pop, and the yard is quite
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eclectic!
Chris Harris, “Stunning Shotgun Sanctuary”
932 This terraced front garden packs a wallop in a tiny space. River rock edged beds contain
Circa 1920 shade loving azaleas, hostas, and a redbud. The secret back garden is an oasis of cool
Front, back tropical plants, a deck, seating area, recycled materials, and garden art for a backyard
retreat.
Amber Johnson, “Beautiful Beginnings”
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This young garden is growing with a new simple fence and arbor. Roses, Carolina
Circa
jasmine, zinnias, morning glories, black eyed susans, and colorful annuals set off the
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turquoise chairs. The porch is covered in the owner’s extensive houseplant collection.
Heidi Knochenhauer, “Do the Funky Chicken”
The house and garden is a riot of color with 3,000-plus bulbs multiplying yearly. The
backyard is home to hens, berm beds full of native plants and shurbs, and the “Goddess
1041 of the Garden” statue. The owner believes winging it and planting tons of flowers
Circa 1922 to thwart the weeds. “Mother Earth wants to be covered naturally with something,
Front, back why not flowers? Lawns bore me. It’s better to create art with flowers”. Backyard
berms/plantings designed by Ceylon Mooney. Photo Opp: CLASSIC: 1976 VW
Vanagon Westfalia camper van named “Verde”, Vintage 1958 Arrow, named “Pinky
Tuscadaro”, nude statue in garden
Ella McDonald, “Cheerful, Colorful Cottage”
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Robin blue and white cottage, with lattice covered porch, overlooks a front garden
Circa 1922
containing cactus, colorful flowers and vines, and a redbud tree. The metal fence is
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functional and frugal.
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Elzey 2097 Frank and Phyllis Godsey, “Front Yard Totem”
Circa 1932 This artsy, carefree front garden has strong design lines and easy upkeep. The river
Front, back rock bed boasts a large birdhouse for an eagle, huge decorative boulders, some
pots and simple flower plantings. Designed by Frank Godsey.
Benjamin Rednour and Amy Schaftlein,“Simple is the Best”
2099
“We want a front yard that is low maintenance. Flowers bring beauty and are much less
Circa 1920
work than grass lawns. Hope you enjoy.” Natives, hydrangeas, azaleas, coneflowers,
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Mexican petunias, Black-eyed Susans, mums, and tiger lilies fill the front garden.
Mollie Riggs and Jolee Love, “Art is a Harmony Parallel to Nature”
See the garden and Jayebird Studio, as well as the “catico” built for Hedy Lamar,
Old Elzey has cottages and artist
homes; past the quarry is “new Elzey,”
with zero-lot line homes and gardens.
rescued from Lamar Ave. Enjoy the glassed-in back porch with vintage colored glass.
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The back yard is becoming a New Orleans-style courtyard. See the bright red bottle
Circa 1920
tree with vintage soda bottles and black iron fountain from my parents’ antique store
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in Arkansas. Also featured is the chicken coop and an arbor that pops against a spirit
blue fence along with multiple container gardens throughout the yard. There are found
objects everywhere! Artist Studio
Jim Wilson, “A Southern Gentleman’s Garden”
A screened front porch and shady front garden, this bungalow has all the features
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for relaxing on a quiet summer night. Rocks and stones are used for decoration and
Circa 1922
walkways. The arbor beckons you to the back garden — a screened porch, rock
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garden, fire pit and tons of plants. Crepe Myrtles, hydrangeas, trumpet vine, natives,
rosemary, ivy, and annuals.
2021 Schedule of Hours
March–June, Open daily 9am-6pm
2396 Poplar Avenue
Spring annuals, tropicals, perennials, garden pots and decor
Mike and Sarah Earnest
July–August, Closed
901-272-5724
September–December, Open daily 9am-7pm
Pumpkins, fall plants, Christmas trees and holiday decor
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Elizabeth Silverman, “French Potager”
Evelyn 1866
Circa 1922
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French style gardening beds link the homeowner to her French heritage. Herbs,
flowers, and veggies abound. The back yard is a real paradise. Sit near the tranquil
pond, meander among the raised beds, and listen to the chickens clucking. Booth:
Memphis Area Master Gardeners + Dr. Chris Cooper answer your garden questions.
Dana Wilson, “Outdoor Entertaining is the Best”
1929 The large, screened porch is the perfect spot for quiet reflection or festive party. It
Circa 1921 overlooks several seating areas, edibles, chicken coop, raised beds and lots of native
Front, back plants. Dana’s dogs can play with abandon. Construction: Jim McCown, Landscaping:
Urban Earth Vendor: Samq Sairi, Peruvian Inspired Jewelry and Accessories.
Karen “Bottle” Capps, “Pass-A-Long Plants are the best.”
I plant seeds and trade plants. Many of my plants came from my grandmother’s old
1976
home in Arkansas. I’m growing okra in the front yard. My garden goal is to spend very
Circa 1920
little on the yard, seeds only. I’ve added a “Free Little Plant” stand. Art pieces, natives,
This street’s architecture runs the gamut
from bungalows to cottages, duplexes.
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roses, and edibles. Click to view Garden Walk T-shirts designed by Karen Speaker:
Bill Dickerson, Memphis + Dixie Society Rose Society, Roses 101
Brad and Sarah Gilmer, “Asian Inspired Retreat”
2005
We have a dry creek running through a portion of the property, with two Asian-inspired
Circa 1930
wooden bridges under a large magnolia tree. Azaleas, caladiums, ferns, cone flowers, a
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14-foot palm tree, gardenias, ferns.
Jim Brasher and Laura Terry,”Pagoda Pizazz”
2051 We want our garden to reflect Cooper-Young’s artistic uniqueness. It’s our private
Circa 1918 refuge, containing local art, azaleas, cherry trees, hydrangeas, roses, and annuals.
Front, back Demo: Hunter Fan Vendor: Carolyn Pollan, Original paintings, prints, & notecards
of Cooper-Young, Memphis, Beale Street, and BBQ.
2087 Taylor Burchum, “First Time Gardener”
Circa 1942 A modest front yard garden featuring a variety of plants and a large homemade trellis. This
Front is the owners first attempt at creating a unique garden that feels natural and welcoming.
Kathy and Gerald Dumlao, “Garden Delights Abound”
Front garden features Otto luyken cherry laurels, camellias, coleus, dusty miller, purple
2187 heart and snow fairies. The side garden features a board walk lined with mondo grass
Circa 1920 and featuring azaleas, hostas, ferns, loropetalums, and a few surprises. The backyard
Front, back features a large outdoor living space with gardens around the perimeter of the yard that
include a wide variety of plants. Touches of garden ornaments enliven the garden with
color and whimsy.
Donna McDonnell, “Gardening is always a Work in Progress”
This front garden is a work in progress. The mixture represents different plants, all in
2215 white and green (mostly). Last year was rough. The grass didn’t wake up; there were
Circa 1921 ants in the mulch but by the end of the summer, flowers were in bloom and the new
Front sod (thanks, Safari) had taken root. There are Pine Grove ferns, Frances’ azaleas, Dee’s
dependable vincas, Shirley’s hibiscus, Joe’s tulips, Grandma Smith’s snowball bush,
spring daffodils, and gladiolas in the summer.
Diane Sable, “Midtown Urban Living the Life!”
2230 Beautiful front porch living. Back yard features a small vegetable garden, rain barrel,
Circa 1925 chickens/ coop, clothes line and lots of room for family cookouts!
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Vendor: Minute Massage, $1 a minute. Tai Chi demo. Info about area airbnbs.
Jimmy Thomason and Tommy Langston, “Elegant Lady”
This garden is meant for entertaining. The gracious front porch contains owner
2260
designed urn and planter boxes. Two shade gardens are filled with hostas and ferns.
Circa 1926
The beautifully landscaped backyard contains a fountain, a gazebo, and a chicken coop.
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Natives, a Ming tree, and a much beloved feature of Ailanthus the “Tree of Heaven”,
add to the beauty. CY Garden Club: Want to join a garden club? Sign Up Here.
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Marie Dennan, “Green Edibles and Eggs”
Stroll along the front lawn, past the massive oak tree and Japanese Maple to admire
this Craftsman-style bungalow with a full porch and a swing. In the back, discover
Circa 1912
chickens, raised beds, and a stylish shed built by Mike Larrivee. “Gardening is a
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great way for me to relax, stay connected to the earth, compost scraps, and grow
tasty food”. Speaker: Ami Okanski, “Fermented Foods”. Buy homemade, organic
“Superkraut and shots. Samples, recipes.
Missy and Nickolas Barnhart, “Quarantine Make-over is Stunning”
The sad loss of a large maple tree in the front yard opened up the opportunity for sun-
loving plants. Look for flowers, herbs, vegetables, and shrubs cohabitating in beds that
A delightful mixture of quaint, pristine,
funky, and colorful homes and gardens.
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are beautiful, functional, and adventurous. The backyard is a product of quarantine
Circa 1912
blues (ask Nick and Missy about the therapeutic benefits of sledgehammers) and
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features a reclaimed brick patio, chicken coop, and play space surrounded by beds.
The goal in the backyard is to create living, play, and garden spaces that are functional
and just a bit wild.
LeeAnder Starr and Elise Blatchford, “Posy Poemsy”
Young garden featuring a poetry post where a new poem is posted weekly. A mix
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of perennial herbs, bulbs, native flowers, specialty shrubs (sinensis variety camellias,
Circa 1912
Jelena variety witch hazel, and two newer varieties of rose - James Galway and Lark
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Ascending), and the beginning of a traditional “three sisters” crop grouping (Seminole
pumpkins, purple pole beans, sweet corn).
Amber Kessler and Jim Curlin, “Life’s a Garden, Dig It”
The back yard is visual eye candy: large, covered deck, low retaining stone walls filled
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with shade plants, lots of seating, art, and fire pit. Lots of climbing wisteria, fragrant
Circa 1912
jasmine, lavender, cone flowers, herbs, daisies, moon flowers, ivy, cannas, ferns, hostas,
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columbine, vegetables. Vendor: Jim sells his handmade driftwood candles. Hunter
Fan WeatherMax Demo, Live Music
David Zaleski, “Stop and Sit a Spell”
1935 A clean slate created by the loss of a old oak tree changed a full shade garden to a full
Circa 1922 sun environment. A crushed stone path and center medallion invites the visitor to take
Front a turn and enjoy this revamped space surrounded by blueberry shrubs, crepe myrtle’s,
hydrangeas, and boxwoods. Designed by Tom Pellet.
Mike Oliver and Melissa Wilbanks, “Colorful Whimsical Garden”
2058
This teal and gold house welcomes you with colorful porch furniture, art, and annuals.
Circa 1912
There is a dry rock river bed, and mobile. Plants— Japanese maple, junipers, hostas,
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and purple heart.
2076 Anne Ballam and Tony Posner, “Going to the Birds”
Circa 1917 This charming bungalow, lined with dark green hedges and nandina, is the perfect spot
Front for parrots and people to chat with passersby enjoying the neighborhood.
Marguerite Zeller, “Southern Zen”
2072 Up the brickwork steps and behind the iron gate, are the front formal gardens. Sweet
Circa 1919 Bay Magnolias anchor the front and side yards. Many decorative pots are featured
Front, back in both front and back yard. Vendor/Booth: Memphis Herb Society Plants for Sale.
Hunter Fan WeatherMax Demo, music.
11Meda 792 Marge Palazzolo, “Quant, Compact Living in the City”
Circa 2004 Easy to maintain, manicured garden for a busy owner. This corner lot welcomes you
Front, back with roses, art, peonies, forsythia, azaleas, hydrangeas, baptisia, barberry, crepe
myrtles, and four-season color. Look for the surprise in the back yard!
Brenda and Eddy Flores, “From Condemned to Classy Lady”
Hard to believe, but this house was almost knocked down by the city until these
dedicated owners brought it back to life.The front porch is adorned with hanging
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ferns, sweet potatoes vines and petunias. The front garden has lilies and sage. The
Circa 1900
side yard includes colorful dianthus, geraniums and gardenia bush. In back you will find
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A delightful mixture of quaint,
pristine, funky, and colorful
homes and gardens.
colorful pots with lavender, sweet mint, geraniums, French marigolds, snapdragons,
lilies, and hanging pots. We hope to keep growing more and more lovely plants and
adding to our soothing sanctuary.
Hollye Taylor, “A Garden of Love”
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This cute bungalow catches the eye with the painted sign, “Always do what you’re
Circa 1924
afraid of”. The porch has colorful turquoise chairs and a red door. Plants include: irises,
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raspberries, aloe, succulents, petunias, roses, and a fairy garden.
Kenzie Campbell + Don Gaines, “ Front Lawn Farming”
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We started our garden with a few sunflowers, now we’re on our way to being
Circa 1924
completely lawn-less! We plant our favorite foods; corn, watermelon, peas, figs, herbs,
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and fill in the rest with flowers.
Mike Larrivee, “National Wildlife Federation’ Certified Garden!!!”
1846
Nelson
Lawn=Yawn! This garden will inspire you to go native. Cut your carbon footprint
Circa 1922 and chemical intake by growing food instead of turf. Plant a native Redbud instead
Front, back of a Bradford Pear and create habitat for wildlife. Your landscape is an opportunity,
not a liability. Be a steward! Artist Studio: taking orders for hand built furniture.
Speaker: Mike Larrivee, “Composting”.
Kathy and Bill Ellis, “I Love Container Gardening”
1860
This gardener adores flowers of every kind along with garden decor and driftwood.
Circa 1925
Coral Bark Japanese Maple, fig, camelilas, rosemary, chives, red honeysuckle vine,
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loropetalum, vitex, and annuals complete the garden.
1883 Megan Mulligan and Kelly Carter, “Delightful, Colorful Bungalow”
Circa 1920 Large show-stopping Yoshino Cherry tree and numerous perennials welcome you
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Front through the painted teal garden gate.
John and Tyrina Browning, “Too Many Details to Mention”
1956 This front garden shows the owners’ creativity, from the unusual glass fountain to the
Circa 1926 handmade gates, stone walkway, and lawn-less front garden. Chinese Fringe Tree,
Front azaleas, Galium, Chrysogonum Virginianum, and Mexican Petunias. Limited hours for
back garden: raised beds, koi pond, and relaxing deck for entertaining. Vendor: John
Browning Jewelry and Mosaics.
Kelly and David Lindsey, “Grow Old With Me”
A perfect, whimsical yard for a young family. Under the spreading branches of a huge
1980
white ash is a stone raised bed, chock full of shade plants. The highlight is one-of-
Circa 1920
a-kind tree art. This garden will make you smile. Swinging caldron planter, chickens,
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edibles, azaleas, roses and more. Take a peek over the fence to see the cool chicken
coop.
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Reverend Edith Love, “Wedding Chapel House”
This 2-story charming sage-green house is perfect for an impromptu wedding,
Circa 2008 easily officiated by the owner/minister. The two front beds, side, and back beds are
Front, back maintained by the Bramble and Blooms Flower Farm, owned by Marissa Bender-
Franklin.
Vicki and Tony Hall, “Easy, Peasy Landscape Life”
Nelson
2008
This brick and terra cotta colored house celebrates a desert landscape with cactus,
Circa 1922
palm tree, yuccas, rocks, and annuals. Perfect easy maintenance landscape for a
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busy couple.
Connie Arduini and Jimmy McCown, “Creativity Abounds in Every Nook”
With its charming historic colors, wide front porch, and perfectly landscaped front
2053 yard, this home is a Nelson Avenue showstopper. The front garden features all shade
Circa 1922 plants under a large Willow Oak. Unique finds grace the porch. The side yard leads
Front, back through a charming work space to a large screened-in porch with more salvaged finds.
The periwinkle blue fence sets off all the perennials and sculptural flowers for a garden
you won’t want to miss. Construction by Jim McCown.
Michael Friedman, “Landscaping Plan Designed by Daniel Grose Landscaping”
Runs from East Parkway to McLean, with many beautifully landscaped
gardens of all types and especially well known for for it’s Banana trees.
This cheerful yellow house and teal door overlooks a blank slate garden. See the
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professionally designed garden plan this homeowner can slowly implement as his
Circa 1922
budget and time allow. Spending money on a professional landscaping plan gives a
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unified look and makes maintanence easier. You’ll save money by planting the right
plants for the right place. Education: Daniel Grose Landscaping Plan
Stacy Gallagher, “Layering Adds Lushness to Small Garden”
Like many of us, this garden has undergone some changes since the last CY Garden
2095 Walk, most notably the addition of a blacksmith anvil in the front bed. Owner Stacy
Circa 1909 Smith moved the anvil - or rather, had a lot of people move the 600 pound anvil for
Front her! - as a tribute to her husband, Kevin Gallagher, who died of brain cancer in 2020.
We miss Kevin’s homemade mint chocolate chip ice cream, but we feel his spirit in his
anvil and the home he and Stacy made together.
Judi and Buzz Shellabarger “Natives for Nature”
2103
Our aim is to have a “nature-respectful” garden. We leave the leaves in our garden
Circa 1909
beds, make small nature piles for wildlife, and have added more native plants. We are a
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part of homegrownnationalpark.org. Booth: West TN Urban Forestry Council
Demetrias Boyland and Brian Sykes, “Subtle Southern Charm”
2113 The brick-lined retaining wall edges and defines the simple, serene landscape. 12 x12
Circa 1910 cast stone pavers lead the eye to the shady front porch, swing and colorful containers.
Front, back Cast Iron Plant, ornamental grasses, hostas, Lenten Roses, Dogwood, and sedums catch
the eyes.
Jessica and Matt Read “Gardening is a Family Affair”
2160 This artistic, multi-generational family loves to spend time together and knows how to
Circa 1922 throw the best parties. The front retaining wall and and manicured lawn were designed
Front, back to be the perfect party seating area and stage during the annual neighborhood 4k
Miler Run.Their garden features an outdoor rabbit hutch, raised beds, and a relaxing
fire pit area.
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Angie Wallick, “Bungalow Beauty”
Stop and sit a spell. Admire the hanging baskets, ironwork window boxes, concrete
Circa 1922 planters full of colorful annuals, and hand-built birdhouses by her father . Enjoy the
Front, back backyard whimsical fence art and “She” shed.This year a covered back porch was
added. Vendor: Richard O’Donnell, Handcrafted birdhouses and feeders.
CJ Smith and Sharon Wray, “Banana Plant Bonanza”
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Nelson
This banana tree-lined home has a tropical feel when relaxing on the shaded porch.
Circa 1920
Lantana, hibiscus, elephant ears, philodendron, art, and a fountain all add to the easy
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upkeep. Vendor: CJ Smith: Wine bottle wind chimes and record bowl planters.
2196 Nancy Beard, “Cool and Peaceful Retreat”
Circa 1922 Relax on the front porch to enjoy the beauty and texture of the pine trees
Front underplanted with Azaleas, Ferns, Hostas, containers, and an iron birdbath.
Judy Neal + Tim Wheat, “Colorful, Corner Container Gardening”
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This garden was created as a low maintenance, colorful garden for the homeowner
Circa 1922
who has vision problems. They are enjoyed from the porch or street and are easily
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changed each season.
Ray Rico / Virginia Phillis, Duplex “Casa Rico”
The front patio was redone to enhance the outdoor living space. Paving and custom-
2264-2266 built, tall, wooden boxes are positioned to block the driveway and create privacy and
Circa 1932 a room-like coziness. Yearly, herbs, vegetables and vining plants are added. The front
Front outdoor living space is a welcoming spot where you’ll find us enjoying sunset beers
and pretty afternoons. We have installed several bird feeders during the pandemic and
also enjoy bird and squirrel watching.
Bryan Shannon, “Waist-Level Raised Beds Make Gardening Relaxing”
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Want to grow edibles in a low maintanence way? Check out this framed, overhead
Circa 1917
watering system with waist high beds. Enjoy the clay flue planters, birdhouses, and
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colorful flowers.
Safety Disclaimer
ASSUMPTION OF RISK & WAIVER OF CLAIMS: The“Cooper-Young Garden Walk
is put on by neighborhood volunteers who gratuitously allow access on their
property. Accidents are completely outside the control of the “Cooper-Young
Garden Club” and its officers and members. You will encounter broken concrete,
raised tree roots, holes, worn steps or stairways, and other hazards to beware in
a very old neighborhood. By purchasing a ticket and participating, you expressly
agree to assume all risk of falls or other injuries and waive accrue as a result.
Please take care and watch your step!
14New York Comprised of both charming
homes and apartments.
Karen Golightly, “Huge Backyard Retreat”
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This tiny front garden delights with hydrangeas, colorful containers and a free book library. The
Circa 1902
back is huge with a Wisteria-covered arbor, trampoline, cute shed, several pines, and one of
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the largest oaks in Memphis. Sit a spell and relax. Cut Flower Farm: Marisa Mender-Franklin
Oliver Street with many types of
architecture and garden styles.
Kristen Sandlin and Shelby Payne, “Unique, Handmade Decorative Fence”
1831
This busy family has a simple garden motto: We don’t bother growing anything that doesn’t
Circa 1927
want to be there”. Deodora tree, nandina, perennials, hostas and various ground cover are
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featured.
1892 Heather Maudlin “Porch Life Leisure”
Circa 1920 Three trees sit evenly spaced to provide privacy from the street. The homeowners enjoy sitting
Front on their cosy porch and watching the world go by.
Carlos and Stephanie Gonzalez, “Lovely Lawn-less”
This corner lot garden deals with the challenge of slope, erosion, drainage, and huge trees
1902 in style. “We really went for function and good structure without an overly manicured look”.
Circa 1920 Simple stacked stone helps erosion and defines the space. A washed concrete path divides the
Front curved planting area and leads to the cozy front porch. The shrubs and groundcovers are easy
upkeep and add color in the shady space featuring white gardenias, blue hydrangeas, yellow
st. john’s wort, pink and white azaleas.
Sandy Byer and Ralph West, “Lifelong Plant Collector”
1935 This garden is overflowing with plants, collected by Sandy, a retired master gardener. Japanese
Circa 1929 Maple, holly, clematis, strawberries, hostas, solomon seal, phlox, begonias, irises, rudbeckia,
Front caladiums, tater vine, jack-in-the-pulpit, tomatoes, peppers, and many more plants grow
around the statuary, pond, and wrought-iron bench.
Kalki and Wendy Winter, “Go Lawn-less with Natives”
After a two-year hiatus, we are opening up our garden again to share with our friends and
neighbors. Although there are several mature parts of the garden and hardscape, we have
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recently undergone a very large home remodel that created an open palette again. This year’s
Circa 1942
garden will have a lot of new elements as we are rebuilding the space to further create our
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own little oasis and private getaway. We focus on native, shade-loving plants, and lots of
entertaining space. We’re looking forward to sharing our progress with y’all!. Designed by
Kalki Winter
2209 Chet Winstead, “Bungalow Beauty Begins”
Circa This charming butterscotch bungalow with stone porch sits smartly on a rise. The tiny front
Front garden is a work in progress. The owner plans to add native plants over time.
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Katy Deaton, “Front Garden Edibles”
Three raised beds made of recycled materials featuring medicinal and culinary plants,
as well as herbs and veggies for children. Little fingers are welcome to pick and
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explore! Free from pesticides and fertilizers, grown with homemade compost and lots
of inspiration.
Jeannie Boyd, “Butterscotch Bungalow Beauty”
940 This bungalow delights with unexpected surprises. The front garden holds tiger lilies,
Circa yuccas, hydrangeas, metal flowers and colorful annuals. The back garden has a pond,
Front, back patio, garden art, gazebo, and very unique fence panels. A serene oasis, perfect for
relaxing. Art: Lamar Sorrento.
Christine Conley, “Native Plants are the Best”
I have become passionate about native plants. Doug Tallamy’s talk at the 2018 CY
Garden Walk felt like a clear call to action. Along with habitat loss, the proliferation of
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exotic plants is primarily responsible for a startling decline in native animals. In general,
Circa 2003
regional pollinators don’t recognize non-native plants as food. If there are few insects
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or caterpillars, there’s not enough for the birds to eat. I love birds. I had my crepe
myrtle dug up and then planted a (mostly) native garden bed in front of my house.
Cool art piece in front, and cozy tin roof walled screen porch.
Sharron and Rex Johnson, “Upscale Delta”
This garden marries cottage style with modern style for easy upkeep and chic good
1031 looks. Tin shed, large deck, and crushed limestone replaces grass while galvanized tin
Circa 1910 shines. Sharron’s compost comes from all the coffee grinds, egg shells, and veggies
The name is optimistically borrowed from the
Pennsylvania’s “City of Brotherly Love:” but while a few
blocks short of a city the homeowners do love living here.
Front, back from her restaurant, Stone Soup. She generously shares with neighbors. “Gardening
should be free or pretty darn close”. Education: Dana Sanders talks about Native
Plants. Perennials + Natives for sale.
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16Walker Runs east to west, carries you from
East Parkway to McClean.
Ceylon Mooney, “Natives and Savages”
1888
This almost lawn-less front yard celebrates native plants and combining edibles among other
Circa 1912
plantings. The slightly wild plantings encourage wildlife and pollinators and make the garden
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feel more spacious. Landscaped by Ceylon Mooney
Beola Hicks, “Screened Porch Living”
1889
This tidy gray/blue house has a brick lined walkway flanked by arboreta, a bottle tree, bird
Circa 1922
bath, Camelia, and a flag. The screened porch is the perfect way to enjoy the changing
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seasons.
Sennett Holcomb and Jake Callewaert, Easy Living in the City”
1892 This bungalow porch is perfect for watching the world going by. The front yard sculpture is a
Circa 1912 unique focal point.Our focus is on the porch. We have many different varieties of plants with
Fron a small water feature. We love Sansevierias, Aroids, Monsteras, Hoyas, and and water plants.
Favorites are Pink Princess Philodendron, Alba Monstera, and Rhpidophora Tetrasperma.
Phoebe and David Moore, “Keeping it weird and cool”
1979
Our front yard consists of cool plants including two large tea camellias on each corner and a
Circa 1924
flying dragon shrub as well as a pomegranate tree. We have numerous varieties of hydrangeas,
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roses, and an herb garden
York This bungalow lined street off
Mclean is worth the drive over.
Jeanie Williams and Harrison Walford, “Blue Bungalow Beauty”
1871
This young garden is growing along side the couple’s daughter. The curved beds wrapping
Circa 1921
gracefully around the yard contain lots of shade plants perfect for exploration as Daphne gets
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older. The couple built a patio and deck and slowly keep adding beds.
Jennifer and Andrew Brunson, “The Hub Automotive Plants”
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Circa This family owned automotive shop blends into the residental area with colorful annuals and
Front apple green brick. Here’s where the locals bring their car for great, friendly, professional
service.
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Andrea Ballenger“Houseplants on Summer Vacation”
Sitting on a plant filled porch sipping a cocktail is calming and relaxing, best enjoyed
with friends. Someday the front flower bed will mature and add to the lush exterior of
this 1912 bungalow.
Rosie and James Meindl, “Beguiling Bungalow”
2022
The unique tiled entry steps highlight the sage green bungalow. The river rock
Circa 1913
retaining wall holds colorful shrubs and flowers. Nandinas, rosemary, spring trees, and
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potted urns add color.
Roni Rogers, “ Beautiful Pastimes”
2025
I like to plant beautiful plants to watch them grow! My garden and yard are basic, but
Circa 1909
I so enjoy it. Hope you do, too! Azaleas, oak leaf hydrangeas, ivy, and an antique light
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pole.”
Home of historic Captain Harris House, Peabody Elem.
School, and Cooper-Young Community Assoc.
2052 Gary Murphree, “Along the Garden Path”
Circa 1917 Enter this colorful duplex by way of a covered arbor and flower lined path beds. Every
Front year the owner tries new combinations of vines and annual flowers.
Jason and Amber Whitworth, “Amazing Treehouse”
2083 Kids 5-90 will love this treehouse. The garden is all about family living in the city
Circa 1912 — outdoor kitchen, trampoline, tons of trees and shrubs, Azaleas, Boxwoods,
Front, back Loropetalum, Grapes, Dogwoods, Kerria, Pecan, Hollies, Redbuds and Elms. Vendor:
Terry Mecklin, Natural solutions to ward off garden pests without harsh chemicals.
Peabody Elementary School Garden, “Student Learning Gardens”
Our garden is primarily educational. We show students where food comes from, how
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plants grow from seeds, and how to grow their own vegetables and herbs. Stop by
Circa 1912
the large pollinator hotel in front of the school.Flowers + trees planted by Jason
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Whitworth. Bird houses built/painted by Amber and Jason Whitworth. Bug Hotel
donated by Cooper-Young Garden Club. Live Music on lawn.
Java Cabana Coffee House, Mary Lois Bailey, “A Cup of Joe”
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With window boxes and container gardens around the building, Java Cabana is the
Circa 1970
perfect spot to enjoy a cup of Joe or a delicious cold milkshake as you relax between
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garden stops. Later, catch live music, poetry open mic or view art opening.
Loudeans, Joyce and June Taylor, “Stop, Shop, and Rest a Spell”
2174 Stop to relax on this whimsical patio among the container pots, vintage patio furniture,
Circa 1902 and flowering vines. A fun city garden to compliment cool linen clothing. Joyce Boggs
Front, and June Taylor run the store their mother started thirty years ago. Tax paid on all
purchases with garden walk ticket, May 15-16.
18Demos, Educational Booths,
Speakers, Live Music
ORGANIZATION
TOPIC ADDRESS DESCRIPTION
OR INDIVIDUAL
Learn about growing, harvesting, and cooking with herbs.
We provide grants to local non-profits to
All Things Memphis Herb
2072 Felix encourage growing herbs. We meet the 4th
Herbs Society
Tuesday at 6:30pm at the Memphis Botanic Garden.
Facebook.com/MemphisHerbSociety
The Memphis Area Master Gardener Association
(MAMGA) program promotes environmental
Ask your
Memphis Area Master sustainability, homegrown food production, and well-
Garden 1866 Evelyn
Gardener Association being through garden education and outreach through
Questions
a dedicated, skilled volunteer master gardener network.
memphisareamastergardeners.org
We grow all our own flowers from seed or bulbs.
Bramble + 899 Blythe Zinnias, Dahlias, Sunflowers, Scabiosa, Bells of Ireland,
Marisa
Blooms Cut 2005 Nelson Snapdragons, Bee Balm, Cosmos, Honeywort, Rudbeckia,
Mender-Franklin
Flower Farm 931 New York Ornamental grasses and many more. Spring CSA slots full.
Taking orders for fall + winter. www.midtownbramble.com
Mike makes composting easy and will show you how to
Composting Mike Larrivee 1846 Nelson
create your own soil from kitchen waste. compostfairy.com
Cooper-Young
Looking to join a garden club? Sign up and we’ll send you
Garden Club Table Set-up 2260 Evelyn
more information. cooperyounggardenclub.org
Membership
Fermented Discover the power of organic superkraut and vitality
Food Benefits: shots to lift your energy levels and rebuild your gut
Ami Okasinski 1854 Felix
Boost Your bacteria. Sample and buy these healthy foods.
Health! instagram.com/superkraut.memphis
No room to grow anything? This plant tower
Growing
Karen Pennington 899 Blythe garden will solve your problems. Learn how to
Vertically
grow and harvest in a small space.
Study this landscaped plan designed specifically for this
Landscaping
Daniel Grose 2056 Nelson blank slate garden and see how a great design can change
Plans
a space. facebook.com/danielgrosegardendesign
Hunter Fa 899 Blythe Check out these stylish WeatherMax Hunter Fans for your
WeatherMax 2051 Evelyn outdoor living spaces, then use this code: GARDENWALK
Hunter Fan Company
Demo Fans 1899 Felix for 10% off your purchase, good May 15th-August 31st.
installed 2072 Felix Valid only on Hunterfan.com
Find out why planting natives benefits wildlife and
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Native Plants Dana Sanders ourselves. Purchase natives and perennials to add to
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your garden. facebook.com/danalsanders
Bill Dickerson will answer all your questions about
Memphis + Dixie
Roses 101 1976 Evelyn growing, pruning, planting and feeding roses.
Rose Society
facebook.com/MemphisDixieRoseSociety
Always wondered what all the health hype about Tai Chi
Tai Chi Demo Diane Sable 2230 Evelyn is? Let Diane take you through a few movements to relax
your mind and body. artisticbodymovement@yahoo.com
Members will answer your tree questions about the best
West TN Urban
Trees 2103 Nelson trees for Memphis, proper planting techniques, and how
Forestry Council
to handle tree pests. facebook.com/WestTNUrbanForestry
19Live Music and Vendors
ADDRESS NAME PRODUCTS
882 Blythe Cheryl Sullivan Mask Lanyard Jewelry, visit Loudeans to see more of her work.
Live Music Alejandro Paredes (Alex Walls) Bilingual music with the guitar and ukulele.
889 Blythe
Sat. 1pm Facebook.com/AlexWallsMemphis
WC + Cornelia
2038 Central Rocks, Geodes, Prehistoric stone and Jewelry W.c.mcd@att.net
McDaniel
1000 Cooper Farmer’s Market Numerous vendors—arts, crafts, jewelry, produce, organic meats.
parking lot Sat.8-1pm facebook.com/cycfarmersmarket
914 Cox Bill Branch Original Watercolors, notecards, drawings. billbranchstudio.com
Peruvian inspired handcrafted eco-friendly jewelry and accessories.
1929 Evelyn Sumaq Sairi
etsy.com/shop/SumaqSairi
1 minute massages, $1 per minute. Diane’s soothing touch
2230 Evelyn Diane Sable
will loosen any tight muscles. artisticbodymovement@yahoo.com
1899 Felix Jim Curlin Beautiful Driftwood Candles
Live Music
1899 Felix Jeremy Roberts and Denise Martin: vocals and ukulele.
Sat. 1-4
Live Music
2072 Felix Bill Shipper, BillShipper.com
Sat. 1pm
1980 Nelson John Browning Handcrafted Jewelry and Mosaics jbcrescentmoon@att.net
2051 Evelyn Carolyn Pollan Original Watercolors, notecards carolynwpollan@gmail.com
Handcrafted Birdhouses and feeders, using recycled materials.
2164 Nelson Richard O’Donnell
richardsoriginals@aol.com
Wine bottle dipped painted wind-chimes and record bowl planters.
2184 Nelson Carol Smith
jean196528@yahoo.com
Learning Health + Wellness, Natural solutions to ward off garden pests
2083 Young Terry Mecklin
without harsh chemicals. facebook.com/LearningHealthandWellness
Stop a spell and listen to entertaining bands perform.
2086 Young Live Music Sat., 2–6 pm: Flamingo Kings (2–4pm), instagram.com/Daflamingoking
Peabody Elem. Sat., 2–6 pm Memphis Deep (4–6pm), facebook.com/BluesToRockYourSoul
front area Sun., 2-5 pm Sun., 2-5pm: Get ready for some jazz, blues, vintage rock, and folk music.
Amber Hayes Trio, (2-5pm)
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21Refreshing outdoor patio ceiling ideas
from Hunter
We love the unique patios designed by the Cooper Young Garden Walk
homeowners. There are so many patio design ideas and an abundance of
styles. Whether you’re updating your Memphis home or a home out-of-town, you can extend your style from inside to outside
with a few defining features. Pergolas and covered patios can easily be extensions of your home’s aesthetic.
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collaborate to come up with beautiful outdoor ceiling fans that include components to withstand humidity and rain,
like our WeatherMax® outdoor fans. Our SureSpeed® guarantee also delivers airflow to keep you cool in the heat of Memphis
summer. The possibilities are endless, but here are a few patio ceiling fan ideas to get you started.
Choosing the right outdoor ceiling fan
First, make sure you choose the right fan for the job. Not all outdoor fans are created equal.
• Indoor-rated fans only work for indoor rooms. If you install an indoor fan outside, the fan will
eventually malfunction.
• Damp-rated fans are great for covered outdoor spaces like patios and porches exposed to mild
elements like humidity.
• Wet-rated fans are engineered to withstand being exposed to direct rain on pergolas.
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The Trimaran modern ceiling fan has a simple yet strong design paired with classic
finishes. Its sleek design complements a variety of modern patio styles without overpowering
your design. It fits with gallery-esqe patios with marble tile and a terrazzo table. Or it can go
in tropical pergolas with monstera leaf pillows and rattan furniture. Built with WeatherMax, it
can handle the tropical weather, too. See this one in person on the Andrew Michael Italian
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The Original ceiling fan
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There are plenty of stylish outdoor fan designs to help inspire your patio design
ideas. Check out Hunterfan.com for more.
22The Cooper–Young
Garden Club
“Passionately planting seeds of beauty, community, and pride, one garden at a time”
Mission
7 am–9 am
The Cooper-Young Garden Club is dedicated to
Accomplishments
promoting gardening education, neighborhood
beautification, and conservation through volunteerism Annual Garden Walk
and friendship in our Cooper-Young community. Level 3 certified Arboretum
Tree Reimbursement Program
History
Weed/Mulch Ginkgo Trees
Founded January 2015 with eleven members, our club on Cooper
has grown to thirty members. In 2016, we became a
federated member of the Tennessee Federation of Adopted Spanish Memorial Park
Garden Clubs, District 1. The Cooper-Young Garden Assist with Yard-a-Month clean-ups
Club is a 501(c)(3) organization. All money raised goes
Maintain Gateway Container Pots
into neighborhood beautification projects.
“Spruce Up Bruce Street”
Beautification Project
Officers 2018–2021
Decorate gazebo for holidays
President: Sharron Johnson
1st Vice President: Jim Wilson Yard and Business of the
2nd Vice-President: Connie Arduini Month awards
Secretary: Marguerite Zeller Monthly club meetings on
Treasurer: Bob Morrison informative topics
Publicity + Garden Walk Chair: Kim Halyak
Neighborhood contests
Fund Neighborhood
Meetings Beautification Grants
Third Wednesdays of each month at members’ homes.
Garden Website and blog
The meeting starts at 6 p.m. with a potluck, scheduled
speaker, or club program and ends with a short Assist Peabody Elementary
business meeting. Membership is open to anyone Garden Club
interested in gardening.
WEBSITE: www.cooperyounggardenclub.org
FACEBOOK: Cooper-Young Garden Club, Cooper Young Garden Walk
INSTAGRAM: CooperYoung Garden Walk Memphis
PINTEREST: https://www.pinterest.com/whimsigal/cooper-young-garden-walk/
EMAIL: cooperyounggardenclub@gmail.com
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