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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1991

Page

10

Fall nature programs at Piney Run Park for kids

Registration opens for Mother Nature Mom and Me for 3 to 5 year olds meeting monthly during Sept, Oct, and Nov with session times on Tue Wed Thu or Fri. Babes in the Woods for 24% to 3 year olds runs mainly on Wed with similar times. Fees 5 to 8 dollars, park entrance 3 to 4 dollars. Call 795-3274 to register at Piney Run Park in Sykesville on Martz Road.

Mother Nature Mom and Me Babes In the Woods Piney Run Park and Nature Center Mother Nature Mom and Me Nature Center Carroll County Sykesville Martz Road White Rock Road

Rose Society Picnic Set for Pinecliff Park

The Monocacy Rose Society will hold its annual picnic at 1 p.m. Sunday Aug 11 in pavilion 5 at Pinecliff Park. The event is open to the public with contact numbers Gene Shaff 663-8582 and Carol Williamson 831-6325 for more information.

Monocacy Rose Society Pinecliff Park Gene Shaff Carol Williamson

Pests at Home Bagworms and Millipedes in Focus

Bagworms feed on many evergreens and deciduous trees, building baglike nests and molting through summer. Eggs overwinter in bags and hatch next June. control favors early insecticide sprays or hand-picking eggs October to May. Millipedes, nocturnal detritivores found in mulched plantings, invade homes in damp weather. Dry conditions and removing mulch help. if needed, soil sprays with carbaryl or diazinon reduce populations.

Ind Delaware Levin

Hydrilla Invades Southern Lakes Straining Waterways

Southern states battle hydrilla an aquatic weed from Africa that clogs lakes chokes native plants traps boat propellers and endangers swimmers. It has reached dozens of lakes across North and South Carolina Florida and Tennessee Valley Authority sites prompting state bans on cultivation and large scale control efforts including grass carp releases and propeller cleaning advisories.

Raleigh N.C Africa Florida David DeMont North Carolina Jodie Pack Lake Marion South Carolina South DeMont Mr. DeMont St Stephen Lake Moultrie Willard Strong Santee Cooper Hydrilia Tennessee Valley Authority Gun Ala Robert Hunt TVA Lake Marion

New landscape fabrics replace plastic weed barriers

Landscape fabrics from polypropylene geotextiles replace torn plastic waste. WeedBlock fabrics let air and water reach soil while blocking light to weeds. White WeedBlock adds heat reflection to keep soil cooler and deter pests, with multi‑year lifespan under mulch.

Mowing and Watering Guidelines for Drought Periods

Space two inches high for mowing to shade soil and cut evaporation. Water thoroughly but slowly to minimize runoff and use a quality sprinkler for even coverage. Apply fertilizer only if grass is actively growing. use slow release granular if not watered in. Delay weeding when lawn is brown from drought and resume when moisture returns and weeds grow.

Scotts Turf Builder

Water Saving Lawn Care Tips From Scotts Experts

Lawn experts from The O M Scott and Sons Co and turf authorities offer a seven point plan for summer water conservation. Increase mower height, water deeply with a quality sprinkler, water evening or morning, use clear rinse water, fertilize only with adequate moisture, delay weed control until watered, avoid aeration until moisture returns, mulch plants to cut evaporation.

O.M. Scott and Sons Co Winter Garden

City chicken and country rooster form unlikely pair

In Pennsylvania, Chic Chie the hen moved from Frances Radin's Pittsburgh home to Green Acres Sanctuary in Somerset County. Brews ter, the local rooster, quickly courted her, and Radin notes the pair now stay together under lilac bushes. An anonymous threat followed Chic's garden intrusion earlier this summer, but the birds remain bonded.

Trent Frances Radin Pittsburgh Green Acres Somerset County Brewster Radin

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