Osage orange fruit and fall garden tips noted in column
A garden column observes Osage orange fruit littering Colleton Avenue and notes its native range, utility for fence rows, and ancient wood use. It also lists autumn plant cleanup guidance for lantana, hosta, phlox, monarcha, ferns, salvias, and mums to prevent disease and pests.
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Colleton Avenue
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
America
Elliott Johnson
Phlox
Monarcha
Bob Polemski
Gardening tips for marginally hardy plants and houseplants
Polomski advises delaying pruning until spring to protect crowns from cold. Mulch may hide the unattractiveness. Prune plumbago after old growth shows where stems are to avoid damage. Gather cold sensitive houseplants, inspect for insects, treat, prune, and acclimate in shade before indoor placement. Plan for first frost date and bring in orchids and amaryllis.
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Polomski
Wildwood Garden Club Discusses Doll House and Go Gold Plan
The Wildwood Garden Club met at Cloyce Stanley's home on Oct 8. President Carole Fowler announced no extension for Doll House hours, and the group declined to participate in the Go Gold planting program. Other notes include plant exchanges, upcoming hosting duties, and a viewing of a wildflower DVD.
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Wildwood Garden Club
Cloyce Stanley
Jean Norton
Irene Monica
Carolina Wren
Carole Fowler
Garden Council
Aiken Garden Club Council
Fowler
Wildwood
Garden Makers
County Council
Garden Club of
Aiken
Sunshine Garden Club
Cancer Center
Wildwood Club
Brenda Mincey
Doll House
Irene
Aiken Garden Council
Jackie Langner
Donna Burns
Patsy Parks
Patsy
Aiken County Historical Museum
Hopelands
Betty Coward
Linda Endler
Virginia
Hopelands Gardens
Judith Burgess
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