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SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL WHO'S WHO IN REAL ESTATE THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2017 13 831-332-3975 www.MelodyRussell.com Melody is consistently ranked as one of the top 3 selling listing agents. (SC County-of 1200 Realtors) What Melody's client's say... "This is in reference to my experience with Melody Russell from Keller Williams Realty and the excellent work she did for me in the sale of my home. Melody brought a very professional and personal approach to my listing. Professional in that her team aggressively marketed my property and brought many interested parties to the property; personal in that she always had time to answer my questions and was always careful to explain her approach thoroughly. Melody was consistently available, reachable, and willing to counsel me on the process. Melody anticipated my needs well and was always willing to give of her time if more information or market research were required. She was also an excellent advocate for my sales position and fought hard in negotiations to protect my interests. From start to finish the sale of my home was made easier with the help of Melody and her team. Not a day went by that I didn't receive an update on the progress of my listing, the communication was amazing. I feel that I could not have been better served than to have Melody as my agent. I will definitely be seeking her help in all of my future residential real estate transactions. I would eagerly give my recommendation of Melody to anyone who could benefit from her unique approach to residential sales." — Charles Miller, DVM For more client testimonials go to: www.MelodyRussell.com Each office is independently owned & operated. KWSC BRE #01473789 BRE #01743923 Melody Russell is a life-long Santa Cruz resident and is known for her expertise in helping home sellers obtain the highest price possible. Santa Cruz County values are at an all time high! Call Melody today to get the good news regarding the value of your home! Thinking of Selling your Home? should first evaluate the level of time they can commit. "Just remember that unlike other projects in the home, such as dec- orating and cooking, all gardening projects require some aercare. So, if you have a busy schedule, choose crops that will tolerate less watering and feeding." Flower Arranging While your flower garden is likely a beautiful work of art in and of itself, you can spread the joy by harvesting your flora and bringing the beauty indoors. Floral arrange- ments add vitality to any interior space. "For me, every arrangement starts with the container. ink about what mood or style you want to evoke, and remember, anything can be a container as long as it can be made watertight," says Rachel Siegfried," author of " e Flower Book: Natural Flower Arrange- ments for Your Home," which explores 60 flowers, bloom-by- bloom in portraiture, including quick-reference profiles and tips. Siegfried recommends that, when selecting flowers for your arrange- ment, pay attention to shapes, tex- tures and colors to achieve good balance. Start with a primary focal flower and build out with a couple of secondary focals, a final flour- ish, and foliage. For her part, she relies on instinct. "I get a 'buzz' when I find a good combination," she says. From flowering bouquets to spicy pepper plants, apply creativity to your gardening this spring. f o t o L i a . c o m

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