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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2001

Page

8

Gardener promotes soil health and compost education

Allan Balliett, a soil anthropologist from Shepherdstown, plans to educate students at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship in Neersville, Virginia, about compost driven farming. He argues ancient societies maintained fertility longer and warns modern methods exhaust soil, endorsing organic practices and soil life.

Allan Balliett Blue Ridge California Usc Balliett Blue Ridge Center Potomac River

Orchids Rescued Ahead of Bear Lake Road Widening

In Rocky Mountain National Park researchers led by plant ecologist Tom Grants and Denver Botanic Gardens director Carol Dawson move 100 Cypripedium fasciculatum orchids to a pine forest setback as Bear Lake road expands. The mission, budgeted at 8800 dollars, aims to transplant the rare flowers and collect seeds for reintroduction, with tagging and multi-year monitoring to preserve park biodiversity.

Rocky Mountain National Park Colo Popular Bear Lake Tom Grants Grant Carol Dawson Denver Botanic Gardens Dawson Bear Lake Terry Terrell Wosky Terrel Mountain National Park Colorado Yeltone National Park Terrell Dario Rocky Mountain

Allergy Free Gardening Aids Hay Fever Sufferers

Lindsay Bond Totten reviews Allergy Free Gardening by Thomas Ogren. The book argues gardeners can reduce pollen exposure by selecting low allergen plants and avoiding pollen heavy species. It ranks plants by allergy potential from 1 to 10 and offers concrete Pennsylvania yard examples with zone adjustments and planting ideas.

Tion Shale Thomas Ogren Ten Speed Press Ogren California Ten Penmaesia Gyren Pennsylvania

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