In spring, summer and fall, passing drivers and golfers at St. Clair Country Club get an eyeful of flowers in Anne and John Gentry’s garden.

Daffodils and tulips sprout first in beds that line the long, low stone wall, followed by foxglove, delphinium, larkspur, poppies, daylilies, phlox and feverfew. As summer winds into fall, coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, dahlias, wild asters and autumn sedum take their turns.

But it wasn’t her flowers that got Mrs. Gentry recognized at TJ Maxx. She was admiring a 6-foot-tall rooster made from a steel drum and asked another another shopper to take her picture with it on her smartphone.

🗃️ Daffodils and tulips
📂 Choosiness Natural in 2019 
📅 Thursday 23 April 2019 06 56 PM 
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