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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1990

Page

13

Free booklet shows how trees boost homes and cut costs

The National Arbor Day Foundation offers a color guide Conservation Trees explaining how properly placed shade trees reduce fuel bills, form windbreaks, attract songbirds, and aid year-round water supply. It also covers tree planting steps, protecting trees during construction, pruning, and sourcing tree care help. Send name and address to Conservation Trees, National Arbor Day Foundation, Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410.

National Arbor Day Foundation Conservation Trees Conservation Nebraska City

Capital Coalition Publishes 1990 Washington DC Organic Directory

The Capital Coalition for Safe Food released a 1990 Washington DC Area Organic Farmers Directory listing 59 organic producers with on farm sales markets co ops and direct delivery. It notes CCSF aims to reduce chemical use and offers memberships at 10 dollars with benefits and a four dollar directory copy.

Capital Coalition For Safe Food CCSF Washington D.C. Area D.C Roger Blobaum Americans For Safe Food Center For Science Chesapeake Bay Devon Rd Silver Spring

All-Playground Flower Show Winners At Frederick Event

Garden Club of Frederick sponsored the All-Playground Flower Show at the Adult Recreation Center. Eighteen playgrounds entered more than 300 entries across 12 categories with winners named for each class and overall best placings.

Garden Club of Frederick Adult Recreation Center Taller Vase Michelle Thompson Babee Chasity Heath Aye Hill Carver Teresa Buckley Hillcrest Harold Willis College Estates Rainbow Smallwood Chapel Collier Gistel Baker Detrina Lyons Monocacy Mary Theresa DeSanto Carrollton Kevin Rusherman Catoctin Lexie Kepple Amber Meadows Andy Fries Kevin Bowie Mullinix Jason Lee Maryland Mike Marrone James Williams Andrew Radcliffe Eric Smith Katie Cecil Sarah Hirsch Rosedale Rose Adam Davis Tyrone Weedon Karen Goukert Staley Sarah Martin James Schultz Charlie Hall Erin Sincevich Marilyn Radcliff Kelsie Esworthy Harmon Quinten Gistel Shawn Baer Michael Sincevich Alex Sincevich Thomas Naylor Karen Gouker Christine Lennox Brandon Hollingshead Marilyn Radcliffe Adam Bradley Darnell Hobern Erin Beals Jessica Bennett Sarah Shinn Stonegate Michelle Grimm Chris Meyers Marcello Aranda D.J. Goines Jack Phillips Shannon Gaddis Cathy Karl Pat Lanner Betty Radcliffe Helen Gregory Jean Martz Jane Byron Meta Nash Caroline Utt Betsy Fisher Doris Gaither Peggy Kinsey Ginny Lee Linda Funseh Katy Plummer Harriet Gardiner Susan Helfenstein

Adopt a Flowerbed Program beautifies Montgomery County Fair grounds

Volunteers, garden clubs and local businesses adopt flowerbeds at the Montgomery County Agricultural Center for the annual fair. Projects include marigolds and scarlet Sage by the Youth Conservation Corp under Doug Appleman, geraniums and petunias by Jackie Foster, and 63 roses tended by Carol Ann Williamson from Monrovia. The beef Club's 4-H bed near racing park and boxes along barns showcase donations from Beall's Florist, Southern States, Williams Feed, Terra Nursery, and Ruppert Landscaping.

Montgomery County Agricultural Center Montgomery County Montgomery Chestnut Street Carol Ann Willamson Monrovia Racing Park Montgomery County 4-H Beef Club Danny Beall Beall’s Florist Clarksburg Gaithersburg Williams Feed

Help July's flowers flourish in the garden

July garden hints stress watering to support mature root systems and bulbs while avoiding leaf scorch. Soaker hoses, shading lily roots, mulch, and regular feeding with Miracle-Gro are advised. Weeds should be weeded weekly to protect nutrients, with cleanup of fallen blooms to prevent disease.

Tips from a rose master George Rose shares garden rose growing tips

The longtime All-American Rose Selections director George Rose discusses cutting canes to eight inches after spring planting and mounding soil for winter protection. He warns wind dries buds, advises gradual soil removal as green appears, and suggests Funginex for black spot while noting pruning in spring.

George Rose Rose All-American Rose Selections AARS

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