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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1990

Page

8

Violet the February flower in myth and history

Overview of violets as February flowers, tracing Viola odorata origins in Europe and the Holy Land, Greek and Roman associations, Napoleon and Josephine lore, Victoria era symbolism, and the violet’s presence in poetry and songs, highlighting cultural meanings and notable figures.

Bartlett Europe Asia North America Vergil Athens Holy Land Eleanor Anthony King Dover Publications Palestine Napoleon Corsica Josephine de Beauharnais Waterloo St. Helena Josephine England Victoria Prince Albert of Saxe- Coberg Prince Albert Windsor Castle Edward VII Princess Alexandra Denmark

Pennsylvania Farm Show Showcases Pumpkin and Exhibits

The 74th Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg during the second week of January featured thousands of animals along with vegetable and environmental displays. A mounted bird highlighted the environmental section while pumpkins from Pennsylvania’s harvest appeared, including a standout 278 pound largest pumpkin.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Maryland Elm Disease Drive Underwrites Free Liberty Elms

Maryland Department of Natural Resources joins a national effort to replace elms killed by Dutch elm disease. The state will underwrite 20 cities with 6,000 dollars to supply 2,000 disease resistant American Liberty elms to universities and municipalities. Local Boy Scouts will plant and nurture the trees for street and park planting, with trees available this spring on a first come basis.

Maryland Department of Natural Resources Elm Research Institute Wally Orlinsky Department of Boy Scouts of America Harrisville N.H

Free Trees For New National Arbor Day Foundation Members

The National Arbor Day Foundation offers ten free trees to new members who join in January. The Trees for America campaign includes sugar maple dogwood pin oak white pine red maple birch American redbud silver maple red oak and Colorado blue spruce. Trees ship postpaid with planting instructions between February 1 and May 31 and are guaranteed to grow or replaced. To join send a $10 contribution to Ten Trees National Arbor Day Foundation 100 Arbor Avenue Nebraska City Nebraska 68410 by January 31.

National Arbor Day Foundation Trees For America National Arbor Bay Foundation Arbor Avenue Nebraska City

Frederick County Bird Club to Hear Ben Frame

Jefferson’s Ben Frame will speak at the Frederick County Bird Club meeting on February 1 at Frederick High School. He will discuss attracting bluebirds to his suburban yard and present striking photographs. Meeting starts 7:30 p.m. open to all nature enthusiasts. For more information call Stauffer Miller at 473-4168.

Ben Frame Jefferson Frederick County Bird Club Maryland Ornithological Society Frame Frederick High School Stauffer Miller

Yaskers Chance Garden Club January Meeting Highlights

The January Yaskers Chance Garden Club meeting at Mrs Frances Howard’s home was led by President Mrs Richard Crouse. Mrs James Clapp announced the December sale of Boxwood Christmas trees totaled 88. A silent auction occurred. The February meeting will be at Mrs Robert Zellstrom’s home with a program on butterfly gardening by Mrs William Patrict.

Yaskers Chance Garden Club Frances Howard Richard Crouse James Clapp Helen Smith Robert Zellstrom William Patrict

Tree Stress From Drought To Excess Water Harms Ornamentals

Over five years droughts and hot summers forced roots deeper in search of moisture, then heavy spring rains in 1989 submerged roots, weakening trees and opening the way for root rotting fungi. Problems persist in newly planted trees due to poor drainage and planting on slopes.

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