How to Tame Your Jungly Late-Summer Garden
By: Lisa Kaplan Gordon @ Houselogic.com Don’t suffer the ugly anymore. Here’s how to give your garden a fall makeover. Your poor, sad garden. The spent vines, stubborn weeds, and greens gone to seed are putting a pitiful spin on your backyard retreat. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are some simple tips […]
13 autumn gardening tips
(Source: Rightathome.com) Autumn is the time to visualize your spring garden and plant accordingly. Here are our outdoor “to-dos” that reap the fruits of fall, plan for spring and keep your autumn garden aglow. Flash some color. Replace spent annuals with fall-blooming hardy mums; these showy perennials will provide color for many weeks. Properly planted, […]
Designing a Flower Garden? Don’t Make These 5 Rookie Mistakes
(From the National Association of Realtors Weekly Report) Excited about designing your first flower garden? Calm down before you make these 5 rookie mistakes: Mistake 1: Disregarding the sun Do you know how many hours of full sun your garden gets each day in each season? If you can delay gratification, study your yard over […]
Come one, come all . . . to Mt Airy Day and Chestnut Hill's Garden Festival
Elfant Wissahickon REALTORS extends an invitation to all to join us at this weekend festivities. On Saturday, May 2nd, we’ll be hosting a booth at this year’s Mount Airy Day located on the historic grounds of the Cliveden House at Germantown Avenue and Johnson Street. On Sunday we’re hosting a booth at Chestnut Hill’s Garden […]
Joshua Zissman
Joshua became a real estate agent after many years in the healthcare industry. He was an administrator for small and large physician practices in a wide variety of institutional settings. His background in healthcare frames his real estate style – transparency, honesty and compassion for all clients, their families, and life circumstances. Joshua grew up […]
Dennis Medina
With New York City being the epicenter of fashion, interior design, and real estate, I didn’t think I could fall in love with anywhere else until I met Philadelphia. The historic homes, the grand architecture, the diversity and the spectrum of progressive history made it easy to fall in love and to imagine the possibilities […]
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
PHS uses horticulture to increase four building blocks of health and well-being: access to fresh food, healthy living environments, deep social connections, and… economic opportunities. We are a diverse community of people and organizations who believe in the power of horticulture to make positive social and environmental change. PHS believes that gardening and horticulture belong […]
Nate Barnett
Hey there! I’m Nate Barnett – a Realtor, musician, dog dad, gardener, hot sauce maker, hiker, tennis player, and amateur chef. It’s a pleasure to meet you. I hail from a small town called Rush, NY, where I grew up making music all time. I played violin, piano, played in orchestras and sang in choirs. […]
Liz Kaderabek
As a highly successful professional violinist, Liz has spent years performing in Philadelphia and touring across the US, Europe, and Asia. In Real Estate she brings the same fine-tuned listening and exacting attention to detail that have made her a passionate artist and sought-after teacher. Her service as a leader in many cultural organizations, as well as an elected […]
A chat with Cecile Steinriede, Realtor
What are your current Plans for 2021? Build the CSJ Team and hopefully take one vacation abroad. If you weren’t a realtor, what would you be up to right now? I would work for the tourism bureau of Philadelphia as I love my city, or travelling around the world! What do you like doing in […]
