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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1999
Page
15
The Monocacy Rose Set holds its next meeting at 9 a.m. Saturday July 17 at the Frederick Church of the Brethren. Allen Bryant will discuss photographing roses. Public invited. For details contact Carol at 301 663 4308 or Dottie at 301 BL.
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announces Bloomfest 2000 Art in the Garden on March 4 and 5 at the Frederick Pair grounds. To exhibit, contact Margaret Koogle or the Chamber. discount on booth space runs through Saturday July 31.
Steven Kopec appointed vice president and operations manager at A Nearer Nature Landscape Management in New Market. He brings 30 years of landscape and management experience, will oversee daily operations and turf division, and is a Maryland licensed applicator. Contact (301) 831-9747 for more information.
Garden events span July 15 to 25 across Frederick and nearby counties. Activities include Nature Day in Baker Park, Vegetable Twilight at Larkland Farms Lisbon, cactus show and sale at US National Arboretum, multiple Howard County Master Gardener plant clinics at libraries, Monocacy Rose Society meeting in Frederick, Brookside Gardens summer display at Wheaton, and the Montgomery County Farm Tour and Harvest Sale in Want.
A gardener asks if some potato plants bearing small green fruits like cherry tomatoes indicate a mutant or new species. Root zones hold normal potatoes. potatoes and tomatoes are closely related and can be grafted, though fruits are poisonous and seeds should not be eaten.
The Lilvypons Lotus Blossom Festival runs Saturday and Sunday July 17 and 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lilvypons Water Gardens near Buckeystown. The event celebrates Nelumbo nucifera and Nelumbo lutea with exhibits on history, uses, and cultivation, highlighting the sacred Lotus and its cultural symbolism across Asia and the Mediterranean.
A water garden tour from 7 to 9 p m Friday July 16 supports the Frederick Regional Youth Orchestra. Tickets cost 10 and are sold at The Grapevine Tourism Council Visitors Center Delaplaine Visual Arts Center and Lilypons Water Gardens. The Crosson garden is pictured and Peggy Alley at (301) 695-1187 provides more information.
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