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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1997

Page

12

Garden color trends and the rise of bold blooms in gardens

Color trends in gardening mirror fashion with blue as a favored but hard to photograph shade. White remains showy at night. peach and apricot tulips rise in supply amid new cultivars. Black flowers, notably Queen of the Night tulip, gain popularity while placement matters to avoid dulling effects. Energetic shifts favor purple, dark red, shocking pink, bright red, intense yellow and bold orange as the coming season unfolds. Feery-Morse Seeds is acknowledged for contributing to this column.

Feery-Morse Seeds

Garden calendar items for Frederick News-Post garden section

The 1997 Garden Calendar lists deadlines and weekly horticulture events across Maryland and nearby areas. Howard County Plant Clinic programs run at libraries in Savage Ellicott City and Oakland Mills with multiple times. Butterfly Show at Brookside Gardens. University of Maryland Vegetable Twilight Meeting. Rodale Institute GardenFest in Pennsylvania. Bluebird Adventures at Fountain Rock. Forestry Career Awareness Week at Camp Hickory. Naturalist Center cleanup closes the center from Aug 24 to Sept 9.

Frederick News-Post News-Post East Patrick Street Frederick Howard County Miller Library Ellicott City Savage Camp Hickory Rodale Institute Kuntztown Brookside Gardens Wheaton University of Maryland Knill Family Farm Fountain Rock Nature Center Walkersville Naturalist Center

Drought stress signals and watering tips for landscapes

Prolonged drought weakens plants and invites pests. Observe indicator plants, lawns, and flowers for signs, water deeply and infrequently, mow higher, mulch beds, control weeds, and direct irrigation to vegetation. Water before 11 a.m. to avoid evaporation and fungal diseases. call Frederick County Extension for guidance.

Cooperative Extension Service Office Frederick County

Naturalist Center Prepares for Annual Museum Cleanup

The Naturalist Center of Leesburg will close for two weeks from Aug 24 to Sept 9 for its annual cleanup ahead of the fall school year. The center, a public study center of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, offers contact at Richard Efthim (703) 779-9712.

Naturalist Center of Leesburg Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Richard Efthim

Vegetable twilight meeting at University of Maryland Extension

The University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service sponsors a 6 p.m. Wednesday August 6 vegetable twilight meeting. Attendees tour the Knill family vegetable operation and farm market and discuss high tunnel expansion with Gordon Johnson Kent County Delaware Extension agent. To register contact Bryan Butler or Betsy Heger before July 30. refreshments provided.

University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Knill Gordon Johnson Kent County Del Bryan Butler Betsy Heger

Turning Yard Into Wildlife Oasis Workshop Planned

The Windstar Wildlife Institute in Jefferson will host a one day workshop titled Turning Your Property Into a Wildlife Oasis at 8 30 a m on Monday September 29 at the National Wildlife Visitor Center in Laurel. The session aims to improve wildlife habitat on private properties with a lunch included. Early registration is 99 dollars by August 29. after that 139 dollars. For details or to register call (800) 324-9044.

Windstar Wildlife Institute Jefferson National Wildlife Visitor Center Laurel

Garden Talk workshop series starts September at extension

Howard County Cooperative Extension Service Master Gardeners host Garden Talk sessions each Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon starting Sept. 13. Topics include lawn care, other garden areas, bulbs, pruning, composting, houseplants, and coping with deer. Additional workshops are Sept. 20, 27 and Oct. 4. Cost is $3 per day. Information at 410 313 2707.

Howard County Cooperative Extension Service

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