Immigrant farm wife Hulda Klager has only an eighth-grade education--and a burning desire to create something beautiful. What begins as a hobby becomes Hulda's driving purpose and puts her at odds with the community.
German immigrant and housewife Hulda Klager becomes interested in plant hybridization in the early 1900s, and gradually develops over two hundred new varieties of lilacs while dealing with a series of family tragedies.
This story takes you through their path of loss, grief, bitterness all while finding faith in the midst. They discovered life isn't about what gets handed to you but what you do with it. Who was this visitor? What did he look like?
And with him , a young woman Libby recognized with a start as Maddie's niece , Francis Kay ! She had once been a lonely possum ... His gray eyes met her ruffled glance and crinkled between sooty lashes . “ Don't worry about feeding all ...
"Capturing the very heartbeat of modern Poland, from the aftermath of World War II to the rise of the Solidarity movement, [this novel], tells the compelling story of one family...
Covers all aspects of the selection, growth, and propagation of lilacs along with information on their landscape use, companion plants, and the history and origin of each lilac species.
My brother bought several head for butchering and sale at his post and to freight in to the miners, more coming in to look for gold. “Didn't get the price I really wanted.” Mr. Warren pulled his gloves off upon his return from The ...
Where Lilacs Bloom
The Change and Cherish trilogy, based on the true story of Emma Wagner Giesy, now available in one volume: A Clearing in the Wild When Emma’s outspoken ways and growing skepticism lead to a clash with the 1850s Bethel, Missouri colony’s ...
... where pipes and electrical lines are before we start excavating for the lake and pool.” “Why would anyone take them, the designs and drawings?” Jill asks. “They had a big garage sale,” Isaac says. “Sold everything not tied down.
This book will surprise some, anger some, rekindle the human spirit in some, re-establish partnerships of the sixties and seventies, and make some laugh, but its main point is to get you to talk to your Black friends at work, politicians in ...