Tree house style home blends woods and light near KU campus
The Dressers live west of Kansas University's campus in a Gould Evans designed home that opens to forested land and abundant skylights. They cherish the airy, modern finish with large windows and minimal coverings, treating the space as a welcoming, family friendly retreat. Local art graces walls as wildlife and woods surround the property.
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Raintree Montessori School
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Edible plant parts from garden crops listed by Jennifer Smith
Florida and Texas A M researchers note less common edible parts include beet and broccoli leaves, carrot greens, cauliflower stems, celery leaves, corn tassels, cucumber tips, eggplant leaves, okra leaves, parsley roots, pea pods, pepper leaves, radish leaves, squash flowers and leaves, sweet potato leaves, tomato leaves, turnip leaves, and watermelon finds. Growers and tastings vary. try a few secondary plant parts while planning next year’s harvest. Jennifer Smith, Douglas County Extension Agent Hort, can be reached at 843-7058.
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Kimono obi sale funds Tibetan Buddhist work in Lawrence
The Palpung Dharma Foundation hosts a Friday night exhibit of kimonos from the 1970s to today. Prices range from 95 to 2400 dollars, with pieces for women men and children. Chen, raised in Taiwan, splits time between Lawrence and India translating for monks and promoting Buddhist art and teachings.
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Chen
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