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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1999
Page
12
A writer embraces a garden book haul and three New Year resolutions. They study climate zone maps, soil care, and design basics, vowing composting, soil-first feeding, and soil improvement. The plan includes design study and finding poetry in weeds.
Scientists report bio engineering Deinococcus radiodurans into a mercury transforming superbug. The lab created strain carries E coli genes to convert toxic mercury compounds at nuclear sites, though not field tested. Research details appear in Nature Biotechnology led by Michael J. Daley.
Three developers facing a state settlement will pay 213000 in fines and enforcement costs and fill nearly 20 miles of ditches to achieve a no net loss of wetlands. St James Plantation Development Tri City and Brunswick Land Timber agreed to restore about 1500 acres northwest of St James Plantation in Brunswick County and address water quality violations since April.
The West Coast nursery sector boomed through the 1990s amid population growth, with Oregon reporting record nursery sales of 532 million in 1998 and export-heavy ornamentals. California rose to 2.4 billion in 1998, while Washington and Idaho showed solid gains. Experts tie growth to demographics and farming shifts toward nursery production.
The Town and Country Club of Aiken will meet on Thursday January 6 with registration at 9 30 a m at the Etherredge Center University of South Carolina Aiken The guest speaker will be Allen Sharpe producer director cameraman for South Carolina Educational Television Members husbands invited for Garden club notes.
At the Western Garden Expo in Las Vegas, eco friendly gardening lines take center stage with pet safe snail controls, bird friendly plants, and organic fertilizers. Down to Earth Distributors expands 100 percent natural fertilizers. Ferry-Morse unveils organic seeds. Hot Pepper Wax debuts as a natural pest repellent. Sluggo offers iron phosphate snail and slug control priced around 12.99 for 25 pounds.
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