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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1992
Page
16
Local items from Fheverivk Maryland dated Saturday October 15 1992 cover community events weather notes and brief notices. Names and precise places appear in scattered fragments within the OCR text.
The New York Botanical Garden will sponsor a Landscaping with Perennials seminar on Tuesday Oct 20 at the National Wildlife Federation in Vienna Virginia. Co sponsors include Horticulture magazine the National Wildlife Federation and Tower Hill Botanic Garden. The event targets amateur gardeners designers nurserymen and garden managers with talks on perennials from the Netherlands wildflower use in gardens and introductions from China and Japan. A book signing by Wayne Winterrond author of Annuals for Connoisseurs and a selection of perennial design books will be offered. Registration fees are 116 general 104 members 58 students and include a box lunch and program. Call 1-800-322-6924 for brochure and details.
The Maryland Native Plant Society hosts its first conference 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday Oct 24 at the Agricultural History Park Redland MD. Ecologists landscapers and garden lovers will learn about restoring streams and ponds with natives controlling invasives propagating native plants and seed sources. Registration 50 non members 40 members includes a box lunch with field trips after talks. Contact Maryland Native Plant Society Inc P O Box 4877 Silver Spring 20914.
J H Burton and Sons completed the design and installation of the Interlude Garden at the Decorators Show House known as the Toutorsky residence. The historic building near 1720 16th St NW hosts a courtyard garden with tremp d oeil wall scene and central fountain, funds benefiting the National Symphony Orchestra endowments.
A fall foliage walk led by biologist Bryan MacKay of the University of Maryland Baltimore Campus will occur at Strawberry Hill Nature Center and Preserve from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday October 17. The short hike through hemlock shade will identify trees examine fallen logs for insects spiders and salamanders and view woodland plants such as mushrooms and ferns. The hike covers under two miles with some hills and uneven ground. Bring a bag lunch and call (717) 642-5840 for details.
Author Elinor Miller of As the Crow Flies will discuss and sign her weekly column compendium from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday Nov 7 at Wild Bird Co. 45 Waverley Dr Frederick. The Frederick News-Post articles cover field guides, seasonal bird activities, plantings to attract birds, summer feeding, hawk migrations in Maryland and bluebird attraction. For more information call 698-2545.
The third annual Halloween Bat Chat and Watch is set for Saturday October 31 from 5 p m at Dogwood Park Rockville. For details about the free seminar call 309 6610.
Woodland owners are invited to the Mitl antic Forest Stewardship Seminar in Freder ik on Saturday November 7. The program focuses on forestry stewardship incentives, deer damage control, herbicide use, and forest maintenance. Six workshop sessions cover topics including small mammals and forest ecology updates. The date mentions October 23 and other fragmented details are noted.
The article outlines natural pesticides like Pyrethrin, Rotenone, Neem, Sabadilla, Ryania, Limone, Clandosan and Diatomaceous Earth. It explains pest targeting, product forms, and cautions while noting shifts toward garden center availability, catalog routes, and the need for pest identification and label reading. It highlights Benign products and limitations against certain pests and emphasizes safe handling.
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