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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1998

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10

Garden club meeting set at New Market Grange Hall

New Market Garden Club members meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday April 21 for a workshop on azalea cuttings after the business meeting conducted by Emile Decker. For more information call Pat Tarpley at 410 7750109. The Mount Airy Farmer's Market seeks fruit and vegetable vendors to fill space. opens Tuesday May 19 and runs through September, open every Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Call Mary Hershelman at 301 8291478.

New Market Garden Club New Market Grange Hall Emile Decker Pat Tarpley Mount Airy Mary Hershelman

Goose Creek Herb Guild 18th Annual Fair at Oatlands

The Goose Creek Herb Guild holds its 18th annual herb fair and sale on Saturday May 2 at Oatlands Plantation in Leesburg Virginia. The event features baked goods music crafts and home and garden items with a free admission and a catered herbal lunch. For details contact Oatlands at 703 777 3174.

Goose Creek Herb Guild Oatlands Plantation Leesburg Oatlands

Hopkins Garden Day Plant Sale Sets May Event

The ninth annual Hopkins Garden Day Plant Sale runs 10 am to 7 pm Friday May 1 at the Carriage House in Evergreen Baltimore. It features herbs flowers grasses and landscape design materials with garden tours starting at noon. Admission is free. Call (410) 516-0341 for more information.

Evergreen Baltimore

Nature program Discovery Days II scheduled in Littlestown

A nature program Discovery Days II will run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday May 2 at Littlestown High School Outdoor Environmental School. Participants explore streams with a biologist observe birds of prey in habitat and conduct stream water chemistry tests. Information at 301 8980133 or 410 7557434.

Littlestown

Pick Your Own Flowers Opens At Farmhouse Brookeville

Farmhouse Flowers and Plants in Brookeville begins pick your own flowers in June with 4 to 7 p.m. hours Monday through Friday. Available varieties include zinnias lilies sunflowers larkspur tall phlox and 60 other cut flowers. Call Dave Dowling at 301 963 5044 for details. The Moonlit Garden by Scott Ogden releases in May featuring 65 full color photos and a $16.95 price. To order call 800 275 8188. Brookside Gardens hosts its third annual sculpture show from May 2 to July 5 daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with local sculptors amid tropical flora. Call 301 949 8230 for more information.

Brookeville Dave Dowling Scott Ogden Brookside Gardens

Carroll County 4 H Outdoor Fun Club Meets April 22

The Carroll County 4 H Outdoor Fun Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday April 22 at the Carroll County Agricultural Center in Westminster. Discussion covers forestry and wildlife judging programs for youths interested in trees wildlife and habitats. For information contact Carrie Sellman at Carroll County Office two numbers provided.

Carroll County Carroll County Agricultural Center Westminster Carrie Sellman

Baltimore African Violet Club Spring Show and Sale

The Baltimore African Violet Club schedules its annual spring show and sale for Friday May 8 and Saturday May 9 at the North Plaza Mall Baltimore. The event opens at 1 p.m. Friday and runs all day Saturday with varieties of house plants and growing supplies for sale. For information contact Shirley Huffman at 301 953 7554.

Baltimore African Violet Club North Plaza Shirley Huffman

Horticulture classes offered at Carroll County center

Carroll County Cooperative Extension announces two horticulture classes at the Carroll County Agricultural Center in Westminster. A twig trellis workshop with Mark Cherry runs 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday May 16, priced at 35 dollars. A kitchen pharmacy herb workshop with Lynn Shumake runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday June 6, cost 25 dollars. Advanced registration is required. contact Lisa Spense at (410) 848-4611 or (410) 875-2801 on Mondays or Thursdays.

Carroll County Cooperative Extension Office Carroll County Agricultural Center Westminster Mark Cherry Lynn Shumake Lisa Spense

Garden thugs creep into yards in invasive plant spread

Landscape designer Leslie Aldridge warns of aggressive plants like euonymus and miscanthus that invade beds or require regular spraying. University horticulturists, including Joellen Houston and Larry Wilson, name privet and Japanese honeysuckle as top threats, noting they choke natives and even kill trees if unchecked.

Leslie Aldridge Aldridge Joellen Houston University of Memphis Houston Privet Larry Wilson Lichterman Nature Center Memphis Wilson

Gardens as a wonderland for children to learn from nature

The article extols children's gardens as hands on learning spaces where kids observe growth from seed to sprout, care for plants, and learn responsibility. It highlights projects at Lake Park Elementary in Naples, Florida, including a medicinal garden and butterfly garden, and advises age appropriate crops, pesticide caution, and engaging garden themes to spur curiosity and basic economics through harvested produce.

Linda Denning Collier County Fla Bob Petersen Collier County Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service Petersen Lake Park Elementary School Naples Lake Park Conservancy Florida Sharon Camp Cherisse Dougherty Julie Bolock Mary Thomas Camp

Million Bells: New Calibrachoa plant debuts in North America

A spring launch introduces Million Bells, a compact Calibrachoa resembling tiny petunias. Available in Cherry Pink Trailing Blue Trailing Pink and a white cultivar, the plant thrives in baskets or as ground cover and remains dense with hundreds of blooms from spring to late fall.

Europe Suntory Ltd Japan South America Suntory North America Proven Winners Bear Creek Gardens, Inc

Benefits of composting for soil health and home gardens

The guide explains how composting turns yard waste into humus that improves soil structure drainage and aeration while boosting nutrients and moisture retention. It covers heat temperatures 140 160 degrees F how microbes fight disease and insects and outlines a simple method with materials ingredients layering turning and weather considerations. It also notes an Open Yard event in Frederick county April 18 with experts and a free extension publication available.

Maryland Frederick County Tess Wynn Frederick County Cooperative Extension Office Monievue Lane Frederick

April Garden Events Calendar Highlights

A comprehensive list of April gardening events across Maryland including workshops at Carroll County Extension Office in Westminster, plant sales at U.S National Arboretum and Brookside Gardens, seminars in Bethesda Wheaton and Timonium, garden tours in Middleburg and Virginia Beach, plus education programs for children and environmental festivals from April 16 to 29. Notable items include the Seventh Annual Garden Fair and Plant Sale at the National Arboretum and the Historic Garden Week in Middleburg.

Carroll County Westminster Maryland Orchid Society Owings Mill Maryland State Fairgrounds Timonium U.S National Arboretum Washington D.C McCrillis Gardens Bethesda Brookside Gardens Wheaton Childrens’ Carnivorous Plant Middleburg New Market Garden Club New Market Grange Hall Virginia Beach Virginia Carroll County Agricultural Center Shenandoah-Potomac Council of Garden Clubs Delmarva Ocean City Earthworks Bear Branch Nature Center Frederick City William R Talley Recreation Center Frederick

Bird Friendly Back Yard Recipes With Simple Birdfeeder Crafts

Rebecca Jones offers easy spring friendly bird foods and crafts. Recipes include bird bread suet cones and cups garlands and bird cake using suet peanut butter cornmeal oats and seeds. Simple steps and kid friendly guidance help attract sparrows robins jays waxwings and other birds to your yard.

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