Bishop's Weed Aegopodium Podagrama In Chetwynd Garden Tale
The article describes Aegopodium podagrama also known as Bishop's Weed and Snow-on-the-Mountain as a hardy, invasive, shade tolerant perennial. It grows about 12 inches high, spreads rapidly underground, with ivy like leaves and lacey white flowers. It is touted for ground cover under trees and against weeds, with minimal pests and use in arrangements, greens, soups, or salads. Barb Foster notes her decade long gardening passion and a 500 square foot growing area devoted to perennials.
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Critters and Beasties of Moberly Lake
June at Moberly Lake shares a nature diary of local wildlife. An evening grosbeak flock of sixty plus feeds near the kitchen, with two male pine grosbeaks sometimes joining and four blue jays often driving them away. Chickadees dominate the treetop feeding spots near a honeysuckle bush, and certain birds chatter when Roy and June dine. White breasted nuthatches persist while red breasted nuthatches vanish, and bald eagles remain active along snags, sometimes followed by ravens or magpies scavenging fish scraps. Fox activity is suspected from prints and scat along trails, with a peculiar scat incident on a toy belonging to Charlie. June, a longtime Moberly Lake resident, has observed these patterns for over two decades.
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