Tours, plant sales top New Orleans home and garden calendar | Home/Garden

Tours, plant sales top New Orleans home and garden calendar | Home/Garden

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Brother Martin Holiday break House Tour Dec. 3

3 houses will be open Dec. 3 for the Brother Martin Superior College Females of the Protect Vacation Dwelling Tour.

From noon to 3 p.m., contributors can view 105 and 242 Mulberry Push and 303 Vincent St. in Previous Metairie.

Desserts and cocktails will be supplied at many stops, with the Crusader Band providing musical entertainment. Vacation distributors will also be on hand. 

Tickets start out at $30, $65 for patrons. Proceeds go to the Women of the Protect Endowment at the faculty.

For information, take a look at brothermartin.com.







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PRC plans house tour, patron party

The Preservation Resource Middle kicks off its holiday getaway happenings with the 47th Getaway House Tour Patron Get together on Dec. 3, adopted by the tour of households and a bonus property Dec. 10-11.

6 Yard District properties, dressed for the holiday seasons, will be involved in the tour. There will also be new music, a boutique, ebook signings and layout talks.

Houses on the tour, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., will include:

  • 2328 Chestnut St.
  • 1221 First St.
  • 1225 3rd St.
  • 1339 Toledano St.
  • 3303 and 3311 Coliseum St.
  • Louise S. McGehee University, 2343 Prytania St.

The boutique is positioned at the college. Tour headquarters are at The Rink, 2727 Prytania St.

An enhanced expertise is readily available that involves a curated tour for 15 persons, two excursions every working day.

The social gathering, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., capabilities a tour of the Neill property on Coliseum Sq., audio and drinks. A VIP hour, at 6 p.m., consists of Champagne, poetry and specialty delicacies.

Tickets get started at $40. Go to prcno.org.

Vacation Traditions functions courtyards, tastings Dec. 4

Look inside of French Quarter courtyards decked for the vacations and appreciate some Creole and Cajun tastings Dec. 4 at Holiday getaway Traditions, hosted by the Spring Fiesta Association.

At stops alongside the tour, storytellers will present data on holiday seasons in the Crescent City, tree lights, Xmas Eve in Cajun country, Hanukah traditions in the South and additional.

The tours begin at 4 p.m. and the tastings at 6 p.m. The excursions get started at the Spring Fiesta Dwelling, 826 St. Ann St., in New Orleans.

Tickets begin at $25. Go to springfiestanola.com.

Tour and caroling set for French Quarter Dec. 18

Decorations abound in the French Quarter homes included in the Patio Planters of the Vieux Carré’s once-a-year Holiday break House Tour.

The self-guided walking tour features five private residences from midday to 4 p.m. Dec. 18. A restricted amount of tickets will be offered.

A variety of household variations and decors will be bundled in the function, which precedes the yearly Caroling in Jackson Sq. at 7 p.m.

On the internet tickets and day-of tickets can be acquired at the Cabildo, 701 Chartres St., on the sq., commencing at 11 a.m.

Tickets start at $30 in progress, $35 on the day. Check out patioplanters.web.

Plant sales, tours top New Orleans home and garden calendar | Home/Garden

Plant sales, tours top New Orleans home and garden calendar | Home/Garden

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Metropolis Park lists volunteer attempts

A selection of cleanup times and initiatives are on faucet at Metropolis Park to increase and maintain the intensive city environmentally friendly room.

All those coming up include things like:

  • Litter Cleanup Krewe: 10 a.m. Tuesday. Litter removing all through the park. Also Dec. 20 and 27.
  • Graffiti Cleanup Krewe: 10 a.m. Dec. 22. Volunteers paint in excess of graffiti and crystal clear particles. Also Dec. 29
  • Massive Lake Native Plant Trail Restoration Challenge: 8 a.m. Friday. Horticulture routines include things like weeding, elimination of plant particles, mulching, shoveling and other responsibilities to retain indigenous plant beds. Also Dec. 23 and 30.
  • City Forest Guidance Initiative: 9 a.m. Dec. 17. Forestry tasks include things like path clearing, vine elimination and pruning.
  • Softball Advanced Advancement Challenge: 9 a.m. Dec. 20. Fence cleaning on the quadruplex, together with pulling and pruning. 35 Diagonal Push. 

Sign up for the packages and find out much more about what to carry at friendsofcitypark.volunteerhub.com.

PRC options household tour, patron bash

The Preservation Useful resource Center kicks off its holiday happenings with the 47th Vacation Property Tour and a bonus home Saturday and Sunday.

6 Backyard District households, dressed for the holidays, will be provided in the tour. There will also be audio, a boutique, book signings and layout talks.

Tickets commence at $40. Stop by prcno.org.

Slidell residences open in JA tour Sunday

A few luxurious households will be open for the Junior Auxiliary of Slidell’s Tour of Households 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

The households, located in The Bluffs, Tuscany Estates and Master’s Stage, will aspect holiday break decor, furthermore light treats at every dwelling. Addresses for the residences will be delivered on the tickets.

Tickets are $15 in progress or $20. Contact the auxiliary at jaslidell@gmail.com for tickets or go to jaslidell.org.

Fruit tree sale Dec. 17

The NOLA Tree Project’s annual Fruit Tree Sale will aspect a variety of citrus and other trees at Ye Olde Higher education Inn from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 17.

Included in the listing, for $45 each individual, are Meyer lemon, Owari satsuma, crimson and Washington navel oranges, Louisiana Sweet Hamlin and Moro blood oranges, Rio crimson grapefruit, tart kumquat, Persian and Critical limes, Orlando tangelo, sunburst tangerine, sweet indigenous persimmon and Arbequina olive.

Mayhaw trees will be $25, while Celeste and LSU Purple figs are $35 and Joey avocado are $55.

Stop by nolatreeproject.org.

Tour and caroling set for French Quarter Dec. 18

Decorations abound in the French Quarter houses involved in the Patio Planters of the Vieux Carré’s once-a-year Vacation Property Tour.

The self-guided going for walks tour features five personal residences from noon to 4 p.m. Dec. 18. A minimal quantity of tickets will be marketed.

A selection of household types and decors will be incorporated in the event, which precedes the once-a-year Caroling in Jackson Square at 7 p.m.

On the web tickets and day-of tickets can be received at the Cabildo, 701 Chartres St., on the square, starting at 11 a.m.

Tickets start out at $30 in advance, $35 on the day. Pay a visit to patioplanters.net.

Home and garden calendar for Nov. 12-19 in the New Orleans area | Home/Garden

Home and garden calendar for Nov. 12-19 in the New Orleans area | Home/Garden

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White variegated Leyland Cypress, photographed Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, at the Shady Pond Tree Farm in Pearl River.




Tree giveaway Saturday

Orleans Parish residents can receive one of 700 free trees from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Department of Parks and Parkways, 1 Green Parade Lane, in New Orleans.

The Big TREEsy Giveaway includes more than 35 types of trees. Also, a host of Plaquemines Parish citrus trees will be available for sale for $45, including Meyer lemon, grapefruit, Key and Persian limes and navel, blood and Hamlin oranges, as well as Arbequina olive. Celeste and LSU yellow figs will be $35, and Joey avocado and Owari and arctic frost satsumas will be $55.

A tree planting workshop will be held.

Residents must bring a photo ID. Visit nolatreeproject.org.

Learn about historic homes, neighborhoods

“Historic House Specialist: New Orleans” offers an array of information about homes at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Preservation Resource Center.

Detailed data on house types, architectural styles and neighborhoods in the Crescent City will be covered, in addition to renovation and rehabilitation facts.

Real estate professionals can earn continuing education credits.

Cost starts at $85; advance registration is required. Visit prcno.org.

Visit a Bayou St. John renovation

The Preservation Resource Center’s popular Beams and Brews program heads to 3232 Grand Route St. John at 5:30 p.m. Thursday for a tour of the renovation along with beverages.

The home, thought to be a 1920s raised double, has been found to have a history that goes much further back. A restoration is being undertaken to retain as many architectural features as possible, and remain a private residence.

Tickets for non-PRC members start at $10. Visit prcno.org.







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Three events will be held to kickoff Celebration in the Oaks at City Park — an adults-only party, a family fete and Jingle Bells and Beer.




Preview Party Friday for Celebration in the Oaks

A first look at the 2022 edition of City Park’s holiday light festival will be held at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, in the Botanical Garden.

The preview party includes food, music and a “Celebration of Cocktails.”

Tickets start at $125. Visit celebrationintheoaks.com.







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Old garden roses will be among the plants at the City Park Pelican Greenhouse sale.




Pelican Greenhouse sale set

A bounty of plants, many of which are propagated from specimens growing in the Botanical Garden at City Park, will be included in the Pelican Greenhouse Plant Sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18, and Saturday, Nov. 19.

Annuals, perennials, native trees and shrubs, and more are available starting at $3. 

Garden soil and pine straw are also available.

The greenhouse is at 2 Celebration Drive. Visit neworleanscitypark.org.

Jingle Bells & Beer is Nov. 19

The Carousel Gardens at City Park will be the spot for a preview party for the Celebration in the Oaks festival of lights on Nov. 19 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Jingle Bells & Beer offers free rides, food, entertainment and brews in advance of the opening of the holiday light spectacular.

Tickets for the event start at $40.







An Old Mandeville cottage reconnects a family to its lakefront roots

The Old Mandeville house of Leslie Wallace is called “The Battier-Wallace House.”




Mandeville tour planned Nov. 20

The Louisiana Landmarks Society Fall Tour of Historic Mandeville will provide transportation, lunch, cocktails and six stops in the St. Tammany Parish community Nov. 20.







Mandeville Mother's Day home tour a roaring success

New back gallery, fountain and restrooms at the Jean Baptiste Lang House.




After meeting at the Pitot House, 1440 Moss St., New Orleans, a midsized coach will depart at 8:30 a.m. and motor across the Causeway to make stops at the following:

  • Jean Baptiste Lang House, 605 Carroll St.
  • Battier-Wallace House, 113 Marigny Ave.
  • Feste-Wolfe House, 1635 Lakeshore Drive
  • Lunch at Pat’s Rest Awhile Restaurant, 2129 Lakeshore Drive
  • Albert-Gardner House, 2441 Lakeshore Drive
  • Cocktails at Dew Drop Social and Benevolent Hall, 430 Lamarque St.

Tickets are $125. Visit louisianalandmarks.org.

West Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 | Home/Garden

West Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 | Home/Garden

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Below is a compilation of properties sold in West Jefferson Parish from Nov. 3-9, 2022. Data is compiled from public records

WEST JEFFERSON

Transfers for Nov. 3-9 

AVONDALE

Church St. 204: Derrick Christian and Kenya C. Christian to Aracely J.Z. Rivas, $22,000.

BARATARIA

Privateer Blvd. 3105: Keenon Leblanc to Chantel L. Hatten, $128,000.

BRIDGE CITY

Belt Bridge subdivision, lot 13, square 9: Randy Fanara and Paula C. Fanara to Patrick R. Wilbratte, $95,000.

GRAND ISLE

Amaris Isle Plantation subdivision, lot 43: Amaris Isle Plantation LLC to Carlos M. Aguilar and Zamira S. Aguilar, $55,000.

Amaris Isle Plantation subdivision, lot 44: Amaris Isle Planatation LLC to Carlos M. Aguilar and Zamira S. Aguilar, $55,000.

Fig St. 142: Mellisa M. Esponge to Jamie M. Freeman, Jessica Freeman, Kendall P. Rebstock and Rachel Rebstock, $60,000.

LA. 1 2233: Lonnie W. Matherne and Pamela H. Matherne to Delos M. Blackwell, $50,000.

Ocean Beach subdivision, lot 7, square B: Marilyn M. Matherne and Michael J. Gambino to Bryan J. Ponville and Kathy R. Ponville, $40,000.

Tiger Lane 104: Mack J. Rodrigue Jr. and Dolly Rodrigue to Richard H. Pokojski Jr. and Esther E. Pokojski, $130,000.

GRETNA

19th St. 917: Cheramie Trust to Francisco R. Yannini, $125,000.

Briant St. 161: Carolyn L.L. Melling to Mistich Trio LLC, $181,500.

Cook St. 1322: Dominion Priorities LLC to Juan A.A. Matamoros and Enmer A.A. Matamoros, donation.

Deerfield Road 601: Gina Tran and Tung Nguyen to Phuong B. Le, $200,000.

Fairfield Drive 768: Devon Bank to Belal Hammad and Eliana Hindi, $300,000.

Fairfield Drive 768: 7200 Downman Road LLC to Devon Bank, $300,000.

Fairlawn Drive 621: Myrna H. Montiville to Jaime A. Barahona, Jamie B. Acosta and Vilma G.M. Escobar, $249,000.

Faith Place 1809: Claudia Haupt to Brian Colvay, $269,900.

Fried St. 120: Eric M. Escher and Ashley Escher to Andrew D. Wallis and Caroline G. Nielsen, $315,000.

Glenbrook Drive 2981: Riba Pittman to Dwayne McDuffey, $171,000.

Lake Lynn Drive 3625: Henry B. Williams and Lesa Williams to Canaan LLC, $280,000.

Rue St. Louis 2409: Steve S.A. Nguyen and Tina Nguyen to Laura Nguyen and Van H. Nguyen, $260,000.

S. Carlisle Drive 2728: Johnny B. Cappell Sr. and Margaret R. Cappell to Chambliss Professional Services LLC, $175,000.

Uakdale, no further data: Crucial Inc. to Crucial Real Estate LLC, $680,000.

Village of New Mechanickham subdivision, lot 9, square 14: Gary P. Hess to Brianna F. Hardy, donation.

Weyer St. 824-26: Heavens Gate Realty LLC and Jessica Bagneris to St. Cajetan LLC, donation.

Willow Drive 174: Kori J.K. Digiovanni to Kari R.S. Miller, $325,000.

HARVEY

Bridgewater Drive 3412: Janet Jedziniak to Jade Nguyen and Hieu Le, $375,900.

Glenoak Drive 3832: John V. LLC to Cianjanae Purvis, $258,000.

Leson Court subdivision, lot 3: Robert D. Anding and Bettye T. Anding to SKSS Properties LLC, $375,000.

Lynnbrook Drive 2488: Kelly R. Crais & Barbara M. Crais Revocable Living Trust, Kelly M. Crais and Kurt W. Stier to Alan Corbeille, $165,000.

Orchid Drive 1013: Brenda M. Zappulla to Edward G. Pattin III and Lori M.P. Deforest, $80,000.

Orchid Drive 1305: Hiep Doan and Dung K.T.N. Doan to Brandon T. Greco and Sydnee E. Delger, $284,500.

S. Windmere St. 4060: Tyrone Harrell to Matthew Q. Whitehouse and Markisha D.I. Whitehouse, $247,000.

Stall Drive 2105: Theresa Barrilleaux to Diana Caminita, $160,000.

Tulleries Garden Lane 24: Devan D. Johnson Sr. and Tanyika R. Johnson to Qasem Qatoum and Basema Q. Qatoum, $350,000.

Vulcan St. 2652: Ronald D. St. Pe, Kerry M. St. Pe, Marvin J. St. Pe, Mervin J. St. Pe, Byron J. St. Pe and Camille S. Howard to Universal Home Restorations LLC, donation.

W. Friendship Drive 2552: Michael A. Licciardi and Nancy Licciardi to Rene Marroquin, $340,000.

West Parc Green St. 3409: Jamar R. McKneely to Diab A. Hamed, $255,000.

LAFITTE

Cody Ryan W. 1767: Bradley M. Bosch and Chastity N. Bosch to Carla B. Creppel, Rick P. Creppel and Carla C. Bourgeois, $435,000.

Jean Lafitte Blvd. 1143: Robert R. Verdin Sr. and Martha C.M. Verdin to Jeanne M. Zar, $218,000.

Marie Court 3346: Kimberly A.W. Casbon to Michael S. Bush, $113,000.

MARRERO

Ames Farms, no further data: K Bar Inc. to GCW Properties LLC, $391,406.

Barataria Blvd. 4261: Joshua C. Encalade and Enid V. Encalade to Bradley M. Bosch and Chasity N. Bosch, $470,000.

Bayou Des Familles 4609: Vallery S. Jenkins to Paul Belton Jr., $185,000.

Bayou Lours Court 2746: Mindy L.M.L. Simon to Vanessa B. Zimmerman, $247,000.

Cardinal Drive 2809: Maribel Garcia to Adriana Garcia, donation.

Farrington Drive 1005: Stephanie Organ to Glenn G. Guidry, $146,500.

Highland Drive 5133: Brandon T. Greco and Sydnee E. Greco to Peter T.D. Ngo and Nga N. Ngo, $216,000.

Misty Meadows Drive 2600: Garrett L. Toscano and Tiffany L. Dinette to Johnathan Slappey, $227,000.

Pearl subdivision, lot 95, square 7: Anthony R. Collura and Cheryl A. Collura to Anthony R. Collura & Cheryl A. Collura Revocable Living Trust, donation.

Peregrine Circle 2207: Thao Dang to Phuong T. Nguyen and Thuy T.T. Nguyen, $244,489.

Robinson Ave. 1020: Percy Hudson Jr. to Donna P. Hudson, donation.

Rue Jesann 2605: Albertine B. Jackson to Albertine Jackson Living Trust, donation.

Sand Bar Lane 2648: Rebecca Meyers and Cade D, Meyers to Brian K. Alexander Sr., $270,000.

Warwick Drive 5105: Nawal H. Yousef, Anwar Khader, Younis Sheikh, Azhar Sheikh and Manal Sheikh to Ali Yousef, donation.

TERRYTOWN

E. Butterfly Circle 416: Robert S. Abba Jr. and Michaela Allen to Duglas A.A. Orellana and Dunia M. Machado, $200,000.

WAGGAMAN

Live Oak Plantation Estates, Addition 2, square B, lots 1 through 16: Lakewood Development LLC to Coast Builders LLC, donation.

WESTWEGO

Ave. A 649: Victoria M. Frickey to Donna Landry and Darren Frickey, donation.

Defourneau Place subdivision, lot 4, square 2: Kevin S. Diggs Sr. and Felicia V. Diggs to Restlawn Park Cemetery Inc., $15,000.

Goldenrod Lane 5: Cornelius J. Leblanc III to Mohammad Khan and Noleta K. Khan, $260,000.

Paradise Caminada Estates subdivision, lot 7B: Larry H. Barnett and Janice T. Barnett to Fesi Enterprises LLC, $112,409.73.

River Road 2319: Melissa Layman and Christopher O. Fernandez to Morteza Farr, $965,000.

S. Kenner Ave. 127: Milioto Custom Homes LLC to Sedric Stewart and Jacqueline W. Stewart, $367,000.

Segnette Estates subdivision, lot 3A, square 3: Marrero Land & Improvement Association Ltd. to Bon Builders LLC, $62,916.

Senate Drive 220: Trinity Gulf Coast Development LLC to Kenia Ross, $35,000.

West Drive 903: Richard J. Guillot and Linda Guillot to Francisco P. Perez and Maria G.S. Campos, $175,000.

Dan Gill: How to protect your tropicals from the cold | Home/Garden

Dan Gill: How to protect your tropicals from the cold | Home/Garden

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Because we just experienced a light freeze in southeast Louisiana, it’s time to talk about cold protection for tropicals in our landscapes.

Fortunately, in most areas, freeze damage has been light or did not occur. The early cold weather doesn’t necessarily portend severe freezes this winter, but it does mean it’s time to get prepared for the coming cold.

There is an upside to this cold weather. Temperatures in the 30s help to “harden off” landscape plants. Harden off is a gardening term used to describe how plants become more tolerant of adverse conditions when gradually exposed to them. Cold-hardy landscape plants can tolerate severe freezes better if they have already been exposed to temperatures in the low 30s and upper 20s. Chilly nights also help citrus fruit color up. So, the recent cold does provide some benefits.

Unpredictable winter weather

One of the challenges of gardening in our area is that we never know exactly what winter weather will bring. Our winters are relatively mild, but punctuating the mild temperatures are occasional freezes, which may be light (temperatures around 30), moderate (in the mid-20s), severe (in the low 20s) or disastrous (in the teens). Do not be concerned about wind-chill temperatures. It is the actual temperature that matter.







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Tropical plants in a French Quarter courtyard are covered, with the cover secured at the bottom to keep wind out. At left is a statue of New Orleans performer Chris Owens.




Decide what to protect

The first step in preparation is to identify the tender plants in your landscape that will need protection. You may decide not to protect inexpensive, easily replaced warm-season bedding plants, such as pentas, impatiens, begonias, blue daze and periwinkles.

You will, however, likely want to protect more valuable tropicals in containers and in the ground. Identify those plants in your landscape now and make plans on how you will protect them, if needed. Here are some of your options.

For plants in containers

For tropical plants in containers, you have three choices.

  • No. 1, leave them out and let them take their chances during a freeze. If you do this, at least take down hanging baskets and gather your container plants together under some protection such as a carport, patio cover or large tree. You might also wrap them with Christmas lights and covering, as described in the section on protecting with covers.
  • No. 2, bring them inside and keep them indoors until next spring. Make sure you put them in front of windows that receive plenty of light and away from warm air vents.
  • No. 3, move them inside on those nights when a freeze is predicted and back out again when the freezing episode is over. It is likely you will place some of your container plants into each category.

Consider protecting container tropicals anytime temperatures are predicted to go into the low 30s.







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Mulch can help protect plants, especially those with underground rhizomes or bulbs, from the cold.




Using mulch as protection

In Louisiana, the ground does not freeze during winter. Tropicals growing in the ground that produce fleshy underground parts (bulbs, tubers, corms or rhizomes) are generally very reliable about surviving even if the tops are frozen back. Canna, agapanthus, gingers, calla, elephant ear, achimenes, philodendron, bird-of-paradise, crinum, hymenocallis, clivia and amaryllis fall into this category.

You can ensure the survival of these below-ground parts by placing 2 to 4 inches of mulch over the soil around the base of these plants to provide additional protection. Pine straw is probably the best because it stays loose, which improves the insulating qualities of the mulch.

Mulches only protect what is covered by the mulch. If any of these plants suffer cold injury to their tops this winter, cut them back as needed.







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Protect your tender and tropical plants when there’s a freeze in the forecast.




Cover them up

If you want to protect the upper parts of tropical plants growing in the ground, you must cover them. I’ve received many questions on what the best cover is. Almost anything will work. Plastic, Bubble Wrap, tarps, canvas or fabric (old sheets, bedspreads) all make suitable covers.

The material must extend all the way to the ground. The goal is to trap the heat stored in the earth under the cover. If possible, find two or three posts or stakes that are taller than the plant. Driven into the ground around the plant, they will support the cover off the foliage (this improves cold protection). Secure the bottom edges of the cover with rocks, bricks or soil to keep cold air from blowing in.

If the weather is rainy, plastic or waterproof covers work best. Cloth becomes saturated with water, reducing cold protection. Remove or vent clear plastic covers during the day if the weather is sunny and mild.

Covering plants works particularly well when temperatures dip into the upper to mid-20s overnight and rise again the next day. For more severe freezes or prolonged temperatures below freezing, providing a heat source under the cover improves protection.

One of the safest and easiest methods I’ve discovered is to wrap or drape the plant generously with strings of small outdoor incandescent Christmas lights before you cover them. Not enough heat is generated to damage the plant or the cover, but what heat is given off by the small bulbs can make a big difference in the survival of a plant. Make sure you use outdoor extension cords.

Wetting the foliage of plants immediately before a freeze does not provide any protection. But it is important that plants are not drought stressed going into a freeze. If the weather has been dry, thoroughly water plants in the ground and in containers early in the day when a freeze is predicted for that night.

Let’s hope this winter does not include any severe or disastrous freezes, but it’s best to be prepared in case we do.

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West Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 | Home/Garden

East Jefferson property transfers for Oct. 27 -Nov. 2, 2022 | Home/Garden

by Home And Garden

Below is a compilation of properties sold in East Jefferson Parish from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2022. Data is compiled from public records. 

EAST JEFFERSON

Transfers for Oct. 27 to Nov. 2 

HARAHAN

Mounes Division / Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 16B1, square B: Santangelo Investments LLC to JNO Enterprises LLC, $1,200,000.

Mounes Elmwood Industrial Park subdivision, lot 7A, square B: Elmwood Citrus LLC to Common Ground Properties LLC, donation.

Park Ave. 180: David A. Barnes to Alison L. Barnes, donation.

JEFFERSON

3401-07 Jefferson Highway: Laksh LLC to 3401 Jefferson Highway LLC, $1,290,000.

Brooklyn Ave. 145: Terry A. Gillies to Gillies Revocable Trust, donation.

Brooklyn Ave. 260: Deborah A. H. Dupeire to DVL Properties III LLC, $250,000.

Central Ave. 742: Bernard Brothers LLC to Taylor Enterprises of Louisiana LLC, $550,000.

Claiborne Drive 1401: Evie L. Morris to Thomas F. Laville Jr., $207,000.

Jefferson Heights Ave. 698: PWS Properties LLC to Deborah A. Dupeire, $175,000.

Labarre Road 704: Doris M.K. Aicklen to Shelly R. Sessions, $329,000.

Pecan Grove Lane 726: Kenneth M. Cummings to Elise Orr, $250,000.

Town Of Shrewsbury subdivision, lot A, square 160: Lorraine P. Jimison to Silviano Properties LLC, $55,000.

KENNER

Acron St. 3031: Mortgage Assets Management LLC and Reverse Mortgage Solutions Inc. to Federal National Mortgage Association, $109,000.

Avant Garde condo, building 8, unit 169: Columbus B. Ellis and Donna L. Ellis to Elizabeth G. Phillips, $147,000.

Fairway St. 1213: 1213 Fairway LLC to Katie Graffato and Nicholas J. Laughlin, $249,000.

Florida Ave. 3813: Johnie L. Sullivan to Grupo Icaza Masis LLC, $110,000.

Gelpi Ave. 3: Iracema A. Arcuri to Jian Chen and Huiqin F. Chen, $280,000.

Indiana Ave. 2308: Edna L. Cash to Rhonda H. Duffel, $320,000.

Kansas Ave. 2404: Camille A.A. King to Norman A.N. Jimenez, $215,100.

Kenner Office Condo 2, unit 110: Cantor Living Trust to Chiro Investments LLC, $90,000.

Lake Trail Drive 3836: Lorne Ballard to Michael Seaner Jr. and Peyton Folse, $320,000.

Maine Ave. 1409: Donna S. Davis to Dealty Property Solutions LLC, $100.

Maine Ave. 3044: George K. Fong and Midy Y. Fong to Wilfred J. Millet and Bonnie P. Millet, $227,500.

Marietta St. 2640: Matieal Trapen to VNM Construction Company LLC, $219,000.

Mayfair Lane 728: Guy D. Morlas Sr., Shane Morlas, Kelly N. Morlas and Kena M. Ives to Ana M. Tijerino, $263,000.

Mesa St. 10: Wells One Investments LLC to Ghassan A. Jabbar and Nashwah H. Zunail, $925,000.

Million Oaks condo, unit B5: David M. Durin and Leslie A. Durin to Daniel Leto, $145,000.

Nebraska Ave. 2713: Patricia M.D. Junca to Joseph D. Solito III, $180,000.

St. Bridget Drive 13: Heather K. Smith to Ivan Banegas and Elizabeth J. Banegas, $442,500.

Tulane Drive 3860: Yousef R. Azzam, Yahya Azzam, Adel Azzam, Reem R. Azzam, Omar Azzam, Kareem R. Azzam and Reem R. Hassan to Darlin S. Marshall, $175,000.

University City subdivision, lot 8, square 77: Linda G. Dimitry to Anthony N. Green Jr. and Melissa N. Green, donation.

Veterans Heights subdivision, lot 36A, square 176: Dean Mcdowell to Siddiqui Westbank LLC, $775,000.

METAIRIE

Abadie St. 1813: Karen G. Villavaso to 1813 Properties LLC, donation.

Academy Drive 4105: Bobby R. Lehnen and Erica L. R. Lehnen to Alfredo Picado and Astrid Picado, $220,000.

Ackel St. 6220: Jimmy A. Alas, Yimi Alas, Jose A. Alas and Josue D. Alas to Walter Cruz, $70,000.

Alta St. 1010: Icarus Property Management LLC to Christian S. Smith, donation.

Antonini Drive 4820: Anton P. Yrle, Augusta R.Y. Fryou and Antonette Y. Gordan to CKCC Bell LLC, $171,500.

Arlington Drive 513-515: Thomas J. Faucheaux III and Charlene W. Faucheaux to Thomas J. Faucheaux IV and Sydney D. Faucheaux, donation.

Asher St. 7108: Ronald R. Dupuy and Eugenie C. Dupuy to Hamid Kamrani, $180,000.

Bath 1. subdivision, lot B, square 124: Derp LLC to Codifer Property LLC, $995,000.

Bonnabel Blvd. 1309-11: Terry A. Phillips to Steve F. Giarratano, $85,652.67.

Canal Street subdivision, lot 17, square 29: Growth & Grace Acquisitions LLC to Pelican Development Service LLC, $280,000.

Canal Street subdivision, lot 17, square 29: Pelican Development Service LLC to James J. Laborde and Sandra D. Laborde, $305,000.

Carriage Court condo, unit 109: Judith B. Western to Pauline G. Racherbaumer, $75,000.

David Drive 2212: Slaton Brooks Boudreaux Investments Inc. to Shore Capital Real Estates Partners Holdco LLC, $2,665,000.

Deville Square condo, unit 204: Barbara C. Wallace to Carlos O. Streber, $90,000.

E. William David Parkway 568: Mark C. Smith to Warren B. Irwin and Jenny P. Irwin, $403,000.

E. William David Parkway 653: Susan Marie Smith Special Needs Trust to Masonal Construction LLC, $250,100.

Edenborn Ave. 3030: Roger D. Ayers and Catherine M. Ayers to Kevin B. Fabre and Romona Fabre, $91,000.

Elgin St. 3708: Gerald P. Whitman and Serena S. Whitman to Joshua T. Carson and Sarah S. Carson, $750,000.

Elmeer Ave.749: Margaret F.S. Cory to Janice G.H. Slamon, $370,000.

Farnham Place subdivision, lot Z2: Clifford E. Cardone to TSH Holdings LLC, $2,500,000.

Ferran Drive 3501: Stephen H. Braud II to Carol R. Eshleman, $325,000.

Ferran Drive 4316: Gregory P. Holmes and Vicki M. Holmes to Gregory & Vicki Holmes Family Trust, donation.

Focis St. 1345: Catherine L. Johnson to Baker Cowan Company LLC, $193,000.

Gladys St. 6501: Charles A. Wagner Sr. to Mid City Group LLC, $201,100.

Green Acres Road 3609: Mynatt Family Revocable Trust to Trenton Mynatt and Mary M. Casteel, $230,000.

Green St. 1124: Barbara Cunningham to April Ellis and Inman J. Houston, $695,000.

Haddon St. 3913: Joey D. Mercer and Jill K.S. Mercer to Wilfred A. Trepagnier III and Janice G. Trepagnier, $642,000.

Harlem Parkway, lots 23 and 24, square 17: Rhonda Luminais, Terry Spears and Rhonda A. Drummond to JJC Ventures LLC, donation.

Hesper Ave. 535: George W. Guillory to Yen B.N. Guillory, donation.

Hollywood Drive 212: Jeannette T. Vaughan to K. Belle Consultants LLC, $625,000.

Homestead Ave. 1500: Ryan A. Nash and Marcy V. Nash to Elizabeth H. Vega, $400,000.

Jasper St 4612: Susan R. Cohoon to Jared S. Hirsch and Maci L. Hirsch, $350,000.

Manson Ave. 1221: William J. Heffner and Brenda R. Heffner to William J. Heffner Jr., $272,000.

Melody Drive 729: Joseph B. Winn Sr. and Joann Winn to Catalanotto Investments LLC, $270,000.

Metairie Hammond Highway 420: Maurice J. Craige and Rochelle J. Hall to Theresa O. Chiappetta, $203,000.

Metairie Road 401: Jack Randall to T&J 800 LLC, $122,000.

Metro View condo, unit A124: Martha M. Rovira to Jordan D.D. Stewart, $135,000.

Mitchell Ave. 6632: 6217 Tchoupitoulas LLC to Lauren E. Smith, $257,000.

N. Arnoult Road 2116-18: Boniface Properties LLC and Sandra Fust to Sally Cox, $300,000.

Napoli Drive 3800: Eagan Management Group of La LLC to David C. Blouin Jr., $274,500.

Own Your Own subdivision, lot 15, square 15: Norbert C. Hughes Jr. and Katharine E. Hughes to Kerry A. Knobloch, $285,000.

Phosphor Ave. 1146: Numa K. David and Phyllis P. David to Dan J. Lantz Jr. and Jordan C. Lantz, donation.

Pontchartrain Gardens / Harvard Estates subdivision, lot 30, square 13: Sunny Delights LLC to Knowledge Enterprises Inc., $485,000.

Pontchartrain Shores subdivision, lot 5, square 39: Clarence L. Brehm III and Lucille Brehm to Robert E. Bean and Melissa M. Bean, $464,000.

Princeton St. 1621: DTJ Properties LLC to Nora K. Decesare, $477,000.

Purdue Drive 3404: Zhao Group LLC to Malorie L. Passman and Justin L. Haab, $325,000.

Riverwood condo, unit 603: Steven G. Tucker to Metro Nexus Systems LLC, donation.

Rosa Ave. 428: Brenda S. Fontenot, Jon P. Fontenot and Billy D. Fontenot to Marechal Property Ventures LLC, $495,000.

Rye St. 4020: Richards Collection Realty LLC to Darrell Robicheaux Jr. and Mary Robicheaux, $97,000.

Schouest St. 6709: Alexander T. Pagin and Mallory A.C.L. Pagin to Chelsea Brown and Sean M. Brown, $345,000.

Schouest St. 7217: Lagniappe Investment Holdings LLC to Ann M. Burger, $120,000.

Severn condo, unit C: Ioan Tone to Helga D.T. Riley, donation.

Severn condo, unit C: Helga D.T. Riley to Sheng C. Wu and Qi Ji, $175,000.

Stella St. 213: George P. Eastman III and Ninette M.C. Eastman to Jake J. Weinstock and Angela H. Weinstock, $100.

Taft Park 708: 708 Taft Park LLC to Percy Reed, $120,000.

Villa D’Orleans condo, unit 404: Kennedy Harrison to Melvin H. Smith Jr., $25,000.

Village of Harlem subdivision, lot 12, square 140: Sherman Johnson and Yvonne R. Johnson to 6112 Warwick Court LLC, $110,000.

W. Esplanade Ave. 4408: Michael S. Skertich, Mary L.S. Madden and Gorgann S. Baudier to Lany Investments LLC, $225,000.

Wanda Lynn Drive 3405: Flipper Investment Properties LLC to Asset Real Estate LLC, $241,500.

Wanda Lynn Drive 3405: Gregory J. Chauvin to Flipper Investment Properties LLC, $208,000.

W. Esplanade Ave. 1510: Linda R. Grose to Juan C. Navarro, $228,000.

RIVER RIDGE

Belle Cherie Place 9413: Kerilyn L. Acosta and Faye Kindl to Anneliese Boettcher and Blake Lagarde, $320,000.

Camille Court 8930: Bruce B. Kennedy Sr., Claudette S. Kennedy and Bruce B. Kennedy to Nicholas C. Arceneaux, $221,650.

Moss Lane 164: William H. Aitken Sr, and/or Gloria S. Aitken Revocable Living Trust, William H. Aitken Sr., Geraldine Lillie, Barbara Lamy, Michael P. Aitken, James H. Aitken II, Maggie Gatlin, Charles F. Gatlin Jr., Ava M. Gatlin, Geraldine M. Aitken, Barbara H. Aitken, Charles Gatlin and M.G. Clark to Karen Borne and Jeffrey R. Powell, $500,000.

Sophia St. 600: JFC Investment Ventures to Julian S.H. Kim, $329,000.

Stewart Ave. 137: Abdul H. Elchafic to Russell Simeon and Pamela C. Simeon, $850,000.

Tullulah Ave. 700: Anna Wisinger and John M. Duffy Jr. to 1640 Hickory LLC, $310,000.