[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Nashville. Wealth is often measured as property, in acreage and by tax assessment value; Yet, we might discount a highly valuable asset in plain sight: our trees. No matter the size of your estate or humble backyard, we recommend a stewardship plan to nurture your investments. Cabot Cameron, President of Druid Tree Service, Inc., has been

[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Chattanooga. Design firm Stray Dog Designs will hold a warehouse sale on Thursday, Dec. 8 and Friday, Dec. 9th, from 11 am to 6 pm. at 3001 S. Broad St. in the Southern Saddlery Building. Table lamps, pendants, furniture, mirrors, and frocks and bags from Mexico are available for purchase. A few things are available as

[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"]Chattanooga. A rolling stone may gather no moss, but a shady area of a Tennessee farm sure does. Artist Autum Edwards takes a portion of the lush green moss that grows at her family's farm in Lenoir City to create long-lasting holiday wreaths.  Moss wreath, fresh from a Lenoir City farm "The wreaths last

[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Chattanooga. When Joan’s daughter, Laura Lines, was only two, the entire family attended the Nashville Antique and Garden Show. A patron stepped over to the Lines Orchid booth to ask about a certain bright white orchid that had caught his attention. “What kind of orchid is this?” he asked. The toddler spoke up and

[gdlr_image_link type="image" image_url="" link_url="" alt="" target="_blank"] Carroll Van West is Tennessee State Historian and the director of the Center for Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University. He is the author of numerous books about Tennessee, including Tennessee’s Historic Landscapes and A History of Tennessee Arts. He is the editor of the print and online editions of the Tennessee