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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2008
Page
4
Aiken Garden Show featured Yank McKinney who spoke on rock gardening and deer control. A North Augusta gardener uses granite walls and plants, while McKinney praises a spray called Deer Away made from eggs and garlic that also repels rabbits and moose.
Clemson Extension Agent Suzanne South Carolina gardeners offered advice to save money and protect the environment. Key tips include sizing lawns before fertilizer, avoiding weed and feed products, bagging or not bagging clippings, using specific plant foods, iron for greener turf, turning off irrigation unless needed, and testing yard water needs with a rain gauge. Amanda McNulty promotes fire ant bait Amro with careful daily use, plus longer lasting options like Over and Out. The author notes the event's Friday session and upcoming plant sales.
Donna Moore Wesley owner of The Greatest Gift speaks at a 11 15 a m luncheon at Woodside Country Club about turning giving into business. Rebecca Womble of Buses Creek N C shares Cinderella Story. Reservations and nursery available. Two events: rural development funding workshop at Aiken County Library 314 Chesterfield St S W today 10 a m to noon.
The Crackemeck Wildlife Management Area and Ecological Reserve, about 10 470 acres owned by the U S Department of Energy, will be open to the general public on Saturdays in May with uses including fishing and scouting but no weapons. The site lies along the Savannah River south of Jackson off S C 125 and can be mapped via the S C Department of Natural Resources in Aiken County at 725 3663.
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