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Turtle in my Garden at Urban Oasis.
I found a turtle in my garden this morning. I think that must be a sign of good luck. It really is an Urban Oasis.
Urban Oasis Bed and Breakfast Garden in June
Most bed and breakfasts are not in lofts. And most lofts don’t have gardens. At the Urban Oasis we do things a little different. Here
Old Fourth Ward Our Sister Neighborhood Across the Tracks
Wyatt Williams wrote a really nice article chronicling the evolution of the the Historic Old Fourth Wards neighborhood from deserted drug land to becoming revitalized
Party Hardy on Edgewood Avenue
Back in the day, Edgewood Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward was well, rather edgy. Now it is the place to go out. My friend,
130 Krog Street Before and After
People are always interested in the history of our warehouse and how the Urban Oasis came to be. The building was originally constructed in 1950
Bathrooms of the Urban Oasis
Someone just asked me if I had photos of our bathrooms and I scratched my head and said, “I guess not online”. One of the
Joseph’s Coat Roses From My Garden.
The first two weeks of May are the most beautiful in the Urban Oasis Garden. The pink New Dawn roses, fragrant Confederate Jasmine, climbing, orange
Orchids in my Bathroom Bloom Again.
I have a shelf full of Orchids in my bathroom and it is one of the small joys in life that they actually come back