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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1993

Page

6

Wild plant seminar at Strawberry Preserve luncheon

The first Winter blues breaker lecture features John Bartlett of Gettysburg Gardens speaking on propagating wild plants. The 11:30 a.m. event on Wednesday Jan 20 includes lunch, cuttings tips, frame building, and easy plant-start methods with Q&A. Cost 8.50 members 10 nonmembers. advance registration by Jan 15.

Strawberry Preserve John Bartlett Gettysburg Gardens Barrett Strawberry Hill Hickory Bridge Farm Dobbin House Dick Peterson Gettysburg

Ten Trees Offer From National Arbor Day Foundation

Ten trees will be mailed postpaid to new members joining in January as part of the Trees for America campaign. The selection includes sugar maple, white flowering dogwood, pin oak, white pine, red maple, birch, American redbud, silver maple, red oak and Colorado blue spruce.

National Arbor Day Foundation Foundation Trees For America Arbor Day New Arbor Ave Nebraska City

Conservation Teacher Awards Nominations Open

Nominations are invited for the Conservation Education Teacher of the Year awards for full time K through 12 educators who have implemented innovative soil and water conservation activities. State level winners receive certificates and cash. regional and national prizes include cash and an expense paid trip to Phoenix for first place in each category. For info contact Howard Soil Conservation District Ellicott City.

Conservation Education Phoenix Ariz National Conservation Districts Convention Howard Soil Conservation District Chevrolet Dr Suite J Ellicott City

Navy seeks wildlife for Cecil Field nature park

In Jacksonville, the Navy invites Florida native animals including squirrels, bobcats, raccoons, snakes, deer, small birds and alligators to populate a new nature park at Cecil Field Naval Air Station. Forester Hank Cochran notes the park aims to observe wildlife amid groves, trails and five ponds on the Yellow Water compound. Navy spokesman Bert Byers says the park poses no threat to visitors or the weapons site.

Jacksonville Fla Navy Cecil Field Naval Air Station Hank Cochran Florida Robert Nordman Cochran Bert Byers

Boom in mushrooms could hurt forest

Agness Oregon scene details a long term study mapping forest fungi from Alaska to Southern Oregon led by Oregon State University researchers. Mycorrhizal fungi form essential partnerships with trees supplying water and nutrients in exchange for sugars, a system potentially disrupted by a mushroom hunting boom valued at tens of millions in Oregon alone.

Agness, Ore Joyce Eberhart Oregon State University Forest Service Mike Amaranthus Northwest Woods Oregon State Department of Agriculture Amaranthus Alaska Jim Trappe Corvallis Mr. Trappe Mr. Amaranthus Japan Crescent Ranger District Deschutes National Forest Europe Trappe Oregon Mycological Society Lorelie Norvell University of Washington Ms. Norvell

Crop rotation in vegetable gardens for health and soil

Crop rotation helps control diseases and pests and improves soil quality in home gardens. Avoid planting the same crop family on the same land year after year, and rotate among leafy, root, and fruiting crops. Group by plant families and alternate shallow and deep rooted crops to maintain soil health.

Planting Bare-Root Roses Timed by Region and Care Tips

Timing matters for roses with bare-root planting underway in Sunbelt areas. In Phoenix, December to January best, while other regions favor January to February or spring planting, with careful bud placement, soil mix, watering, sun exposure, and subsequent mulching and fertilization guidance from AARS and experts.

Maso Phoenix All-America Rose Selections AARS West Gulf Coasts Carls

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