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He describes proudly the “Liberty Springs” section of his property, named for its historical plantings: a boxwood, given to him by the Mt. Vernon Ladies’ Association, that was taken from one George Washington referred to in his diaries; another boxwood, two tulip poplars, and a rhododendron from Monticello; and a third tulip poplar from Liberty Island, home of the famous statue. This is a place of quiet, peace; and beauty, he says-always the last stop before a business trip. “1 love every minute I spend there. ”
Concerned as all homeowners are with enhancing the value and appearance of his property, Scott tells consumers abSut ways the green plant industry serves their investment interests. As spokesman for the Nursery Marketing Council, he appears in newspapers and magazines, on posters and banners around garden centers and nurseries, exhorting patrons to “get growing” and “discover the pleasure of plants. ”
And Scott practices what he preaches. His latest counsel is to “review and renew your residential property.” Accordingly, he called in professionals from Meadows’ Farms, Inc. in Chantilly to develop a new look for his property. The result: a design that adds interest and color to the landscape while it accents the character of his house.
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