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Climbing the Walls

August 14, 2017August 3, 2017 WLMagazine 0 Comments aerial landscape, aerial rootlets, aesthetic landscape, annuals, august 2017, blooming, bright plants, butterflies, celebrating vines, clematis, climbing hydrangea, climbing roses, climbing vines, clinging vines, craft beer industry, deck plant, delicate vines, evening entertainment, exotic blooms, foliar growth, france, green foliage, heavy feeding plants, herbaceous perennials, high phosphorous, honeysuckle, Hops, hummingbirds, humulus lupulus, intriguing landscape, late summer planting, middle east, moonflower, morning glory impomoea, mulching, nitrogen fertilizer, organic matter soil, ornamental vines, passion vine passiflora, plants for hummingbirds, pollinators, pruning, quick sprouting plants, Rick Vuyst, strong structure, trumpet vine, vibrant landscape, vines, Vineyards, warm weather vines, white blooms, white lace cap blooms, wine production, wisteria, woody vine

by Rick Vuyst Vines and vineyards have a rich history; from the Middle East to France and beyond, there is

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A Day of Crafting Beer

July 1, 2015July 1, 2015 WLMagazine 0 Comments Basic Beer Definitions, Basic Ingredients in a Beer, Books about Beer, Borealis Blonde, Brew Your Own Beer, Craft Beer, Crafting Beer, Delilah DeWylde, Dianna Stampfler, Featured, Fermenting, grain, Great Beer State, Hops, Mash, Michigan Brewers Guild, Saugatuck Brewing Company, Yeast

by Dianna Stampfler • photos by Two Eagles Marcus The craft beer scene is taking Michigan (and the country, for

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