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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2000
Page
8
The piece notes Sirius the Dog Star ties to summer heat and its gradual retreat as autumn nears. It highlights garden updates with hydrangea, viburnum, gazania, Shasta daisy, and sweet potato vine plus late bloomers like Physostegia and Ginger Lily. It warns about invasive growth and care needs while reflecting on changing perceptions of heat.
Birds and Butterflies holds a children's workshop Saturday October 7 at 1234 Laurens St. for ages 12 and up. The event includes bird feeding instruction a bird identification book and a cedar bird feeder to build. Registration is 15 due by September 30 contact 649 7999 for details or reservations.
ACA Fellow Jay Watts of Family Pharmacy in Aiken attended the American College of Apothecaries 2000 Annual Conference in Jackson Hole Wyoming. Pharmacists from across the United States and Canada joined education programs and exchanged ideas on pharmacy practice and health care services.
EPA study of Vermiculite products shows five with higher asbestos levels and 17 with trace amounts. Officials urge premixed soils and outdoor handling to reduce dust while investigations continue into workers exposed to vermiculite.
Blueberries join the aging diet research as a possible aid to balance and memory in rats fed the human equivalent of half a cup daily. Tufts University researchers note trials needed for humans. The fruit remains easy to grow, acid-soil loving, and valuable for reforestation and bird diets, with commercial varieties and starter plants available from Miller Nurseries in Canamutgan NY.
The article describes the Herbert variety as one of the best commercial berries with nearly one inch berries in large clusters. It notes Northsky, developed by the University of Minnesota breeders, bearing fruit after minus 40 degree temperatures for Far Northern gardeners. Miller sells Northsky at 7.95 for one plant and 6.75 each for five to nine.
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