Mary Landscape garden plants in Annapolis by Maryland 2000 efforts
More than 50 state treasury workers led by Comptroller William Donald Schaefer planted a Bay-friendly garden on Calvert Street in Annapolis. The site showcases 900 native plants and trees as part of Vermont millennium celebrations, aiming to model eco-friendly gardening and reduce water, fertilizer, and pesticide use.
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Calvert Street
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Maryland Commission For Celebration
State Office
U.S. Fish
Local habitat expert urges preserving natural heritage
An Ecology Fair at Thurmont Middle School showcased wild native plants and stressed their value to wildlife and ecosystems. The speaker urged landowners to leave or transplant unfamiliar natives, forming wildlife-friendly corners and promoting education about nature’s forgotten flora.
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Thurmont Middle School
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