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Ashley’s Gardening Tips – August

Below is a list of perennials & grasses that can stand the heat! Baptisia – False Blue Indigo Agastache – Anise Hyssop Echinops – Globe Thistle Festuca Glauca – Blue Fescue Nepeta – Catmint Perouskia – Russian Sage Salvia – Perennial Salvia Sedum – Stonecrop Below are a list of heat tolerant plants & fantastic […]

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Letter from Jason – August

August 7, 2012 Dear Honey Run Friends, I must admit that I have never truly appreciated birds much in my life. Living in the city I saw them mostly as a nuisance and windshield graffiti artist. During my three years of living at Honey Run I can honestly say I have grown a new appreciation […]

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Ashley’s Gardening Tips – July

Plan ideas and plant additions now to enhance your garden in the winter season! Many plants offer fruit, interesting bark, early bloom time, or interesting silhouettes to liven your garden space in the winter season. Listed below are a few plants to help you get started. If you’ve been experiencing extreme heat like we have […]

10 Jul 12

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Letter From Jason – July

July, 10, 2012 Dear Honey Run Friends, Things are finally slowing down at Honey Run. Our team, along with a number of contractors, has been working feverishly to update and rejuvenate Honey Run. As of this Friday, Tarragon will reopen with a new look. We have returned the favorite seating requested by many of […]

03 Jul 12

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Revisiting Wedding Etiquette

Wedding Etiquette questions have just come up from one of my upcoming weddings. I would like to suggest some of the options regarding engagement parties and gifts. The current wedding trends have changed so that nothing is set in stone. Couples should tailor their event and ceremonious parties leading up to the wedding to exude […]

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Comments From Our Guests

When you visit The Inn at Honey Run, you will find journals around the inn to write your thoughts. We would like to share some of our recent guest’s comments with you. “The stay here was wonderful. It was so nice to come and not have to leave the premises for our meals. The inn is very […]

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Bluebirds

Upon accepting my position as horticulturalist at the inn I took on a unique responsibility, bluebird monitoring. This bluebird project has become quite an exciting and educational endeavor I mistakenly assumed would be fairly simple. I have a passion for plants, gardening, and being outdoors and now this new undertaking has opened my eyes to […]

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April 7, 2011 Newsletter

Dear Honey Run Guests, If you are like me, you are ready for winter to leave. We have a beautiful day with sunshine and mild temperatures, then out of nowhere the thermometer drops, the sky turns gray, and this little white stuff is falling from the sky. It is frustrating and depressing to say the […]