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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2001
Page
12
The Carroll County Christmas Farmers Market runs Saturdays at the Ag Center on Smith Avenue Westminster from morning until 2 p.m. through December 15 offering nature greens decorations crafts baked goods and refreshments with contact Anna Bullock at 410 440 7748 for details.
The Catoctin Orchid Society will meet Sunday November 1 at 2 PM in the Tower Hall of the Church of the Transfiguration, Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights. Dr Les Kirkegaard will discuss orchid nutrition topics. All interested invited and directions available by calling 301-20.
The Silver Fancy Garden Club, Taneytown Heritage Committee and Taneytown Main Street Association invite the public to a free demonstration on decorating the outside of homes for Christmas at 7 p.m. Thursday November 15 at Grace United Church of Christ 49 W Ballitture St Taneytown. Refreshments will be served. For more information contact Nancy Otte.
Stephanie Qherle of Brookside Gardens leads an adult workshop at the Brookside Gardens Visitors Center in Wheaton. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Friday November 16 and Saturday November 17. Registration required. $35 includes all materials. Call 301-482-1451 or visit brooksidegardens.org for details.
Diane Kowalski of Gardens by Diane offers a slide show and talk on simple ways to create a welcoming home garden. The event titled Wonder and Delight of the Garden runs 1 to 11:30 am on Wednesday November 28 at Brookside Gardens visitors center classroom in Wheaton. Registration is required with a $111 fee. Call 302-902-1451 or visit brooksidegardens.org for details.
Lynn Richard of Brookside Gardens staff will present a two hour workshop in Wheaton at the Brookside Gardens visitors center. Participants will learn to weave a wicker pomander basket with aromatic elements such as seeds nuts cinnamon sticks spices and greens. The session costs 48 dollars with registration required by calling 301 962 1451 or visiting wwwbrooksidegardens.org.
The Northeast Community Supported Agriculture conference was held on Friday at the Prost Valley Environmental Education Center in Claryville New York. Contact Robyn Van En Center for CSA Resources Wilson College Center for Sustainable Living 185 Philadelphia Ave Chambersburg PA 17201 or visit the organization websites for more information.
Master Gardeners advise a flexible fall cleanup based on garden type and IPM. Leave perchance seed heads and some plant material for wildlife, mulch with leaves, avoid diseased debris, and store tropicals. In spring, birds help reduce pests. sharpen tools and prepare soil with native plants for easier maintenance.
A series of horticulture events listed including Art of Green Sculpture lectures at Brookside Gardens Wheaton on Nov 9 and Nov 10, Catoctin Orchid Society meeting in Braddock Heights on Nov 11, Grace United Church Taneytown Christmas workshop on Nov 15, Holiday Open House at Behnke Nurseries multiple locations, and Harvest Wreath and Landscape Series sessions at Brookside Gardens and Behnke's Nurseries from Nov 16 to 17.
In Boonsboro with prices tumbling from about 500 to 200 a pound, western Maryland ginseng diggers and six state licensed dealers struggle as demand slumps. Regulators urge sustainable harvests while some seek patience until prices recover, citing Fish and Wildlife and Maryland’s program.
State College report details Pennsylvania and Maryland highway crews efforts to kill the invasive ailanthus tree along a 14 mile stretch of U S 322 near Millersville to prevent road hazards and farmland encroachment. Officials describe its rapid growth windborne seeds and danger if trees fall on highways. A coordinated plan includes herbicide applications and ongoing maintenance, part of a broader national invasive species initiative led by federal policy.
John Leas of the Maryland Forest Service explains why topping is damaging. Removing large crown portions starves the tree, invites disease and pests, and produces weak water sprouts. The safer approach is gradual thinning or selecting appropriately sized trees and proper pruning by a qualified arborist.
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