As we look at this month’s theme of lawn and garden, we think of the many women before us profiled in our book. 
Historical women have identified plans, advanced gardening and led the way to the beautification of our country.
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With the release and prominence of the movie Lincoln, the U.S. public is once again interested in abolition and the intrigue and politics surrounding ending slavery. Women played a significant role in that fight as well. This month we highlight Mary Ann Shadd Cary and Angelina Grimke.
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With the feature for this month of women internationally, we focus on women whose efforts in government, business 
and politics have spanned the globe.
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During Black History Month, we are honored to provide a brief sketch of four African-American women who both 
changed America and who have been featured on U.S. postage stamps.
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In January 2013, when President Obama was inaugurated, Michelle Obama began HER second term as First Lady. 
Since our country’s founding, our first ladies have distinguished themselves and changed America through campaigns and contributions of their own. In this month’s enewsletter, we highlight Dolley Madison, Eleanor Roosevelt, Lady Bird Johnson, and Betty Ford.
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