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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2001
Page
14
The Gareen-walled Garden Club received awards at the District V meet led by Sharon Lawton. The club earned the Regional Civic Improvement Certificate and a monetary prize, recognizing its environmental projects and garden displays at the Maryland School for the 5 aeacery gerdem.
Brookside Gardens and Brookside Nature Center invite the public to a grand opening in Wheaton on Saturday May 5. Native plants will be for sale 11 am to 2 pm, with lectures for adults and programs for children. Dahlia tubers and hosta varieties will also be sold. Event is free with no registration. Call 301-949-8230 for details.
Carroll Creek tree planting event hosted by the Volunteer Center Community Commons and the Department of Natural Resources runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided. Wear work clothes. For information or to register contact Lisa Beatty at the Volunteer Center, 301-663-5214, or email nvbelisabi hotmad.com.
The Fifth Annual Sculpture Show runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily in the Gardens north con Don and Lillian Stokes, authors of Stokes Field Guide to Birds and 23 other books, will be on hand for information and exhibitions in Westrington area. Call 410-581-4075 for more details.
Visit McCrillis Gardens guides lead strolls to view trees shrubs bulbs and gals at 2 pm on May 6 20 and 27 in McCrillis Gardens and Bethes da. Bree oe Dea rain or ghine. Phil Normandy of Brookside Gardens leads a longer stroll from 6 0 to 8 pa on Thursday May 10 at the facility. Fee 11 dollars registration required. Call 301-962-1451 or 301-949-8230 for more information.
A program about medicinal plants am Tein Hay the Geared Sueen at 30 aum Tuesday, 4, at the Glenwood Senior Center. The program is spon sored Be Row and Sainly Sees Gene. For more information, contact Betty Frye at 410-313-5440.
A herb cooking session runs until 12:30 pm at the Wheaton Visitors Center. The fee is $12. Ma Ocinaen will prepare rondoes from her new cookie deck. For details call 301-962-1451.
African violets will be sold by Baltimore African Violet Club members at the 47th Annual United Church show. The event runs 9 am to 4 pm Saturday with a preview Friday. The show features hundreds of plants supplies and crafts. Growers will answer questions. Contact Shirley Hudiman for details.
Event calendar note invites families to join Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for a mime spring bird walk led by Cavaller teams. The program runs during the day with a focus on local avifauna and seasonal activities. For details call 304-535-4744.
The Monocacy Rose Society invites the public to a talk by Dr Robert Knerr on May 12 at the Church of the Brethren in Frederick on judging roses plus a rose show. Knerr and his wife, noted exhibitors from Virginia, will attend. call Carol or Dottie for details.
Guidance on repeated Broadleaf weed management in lawns includes spring and fall treatments. Spot treatment targets weeds only with liquid herbicide absorbed on dry leaves. Selection involves liquid sprays or pod forms applied to dry foliage, ensuring the product adheres as it dries.
A May schedule of garden events across Montgomery and Frederick counties features tours lectures plant sales and workshops at Brookside Gardens McCrillis Gardens Glen Echo Park and related venues. Highlights include plant sales by the American Rhododendron Society and Azalea Society of America and events such as bird counts and garden walks through mid May.
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