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Articles in May-June, 2004 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• From the editor
  by Kelli L. Bozeman
• We want to thank you for including the photos and some very kind words
  by Jean Hylander
• The gardens of Beauvoir: giving the past a future
• Pet project
• Gala to celebrate 25 years of creativity
  by Marion Barnwell
• "Show Boat" sails into Natchez
• Home tours to benefit unique Faulkner Garden
• Off to the races
• Personally speaking
• A bird in the hand
• Seed beads
• Shine on
• Loud and clear
• Leather forecast
• These walls can talk
  by Mary Jane Zander
• GOODMAN's song hunter
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• Appealing onions: purple or green, sweet or Spanish, these age-old vegetables are some of the most versatile and functional around
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• High cotton: one building at a time, businesses are refashioning the streetscape and stimulating the renewal of Greenwood's historic core
  by Darlene P. Copp
• Bedtime stories: fantasy becomes reality with innovative headboard transformations
  by Patty Roper
• Fascinated by foxglove: granny bonnets, witch's thimble, or blood finger? These bell-shaped blossoms look grand no matter what you call them
  by Mary L. Syrett
• Eight O' May: a unique southern feast has brought together members of the Columbus community for more than a century
  by Kim Whitehead
• Celebrate summer: three memorable get-togethers combine unique table settings with outstanding menus from great Mississippi cooks
  by Patty Roper
• A writer's roots: Eudora Welty's home garden, long a source of inspiration for her colorful prose, is restored to recapture the quiet beauty of its early 20th-century beginnings
  by Julie Whitehead
• Dr. Dirt's green-thumb garden
  by George Tipton Wilson
• Creating a timeless garden: a Ridgeland couple uses heirloom plants and traditional details to create a garden that looks like it's been around for generations
  by Nancy Flowers Seepe
• A gift to grow on: a housewarming present evolves into a lush poolside landscape
  by Carter Brown
• Building on tradition: fond memories of a childhood home inspire the creation of a new family dwelling in the same grand style
  by Brenda Ware Jones
• A mother's nature: two compelling books tackle the complex relationships between mothers and daughters
  by Julie Whitehead
• Where is Mississippi is … Eden?
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Dish it out
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Advancement in heart treatment available close to home
• From the last issue
• Can you identify this Mississippi scene?
• May & June
• Geometric roses
  by Weenzie Mansell Polk