Rose Hill Garden Club Meets at Central Alarm Building
Rose Hill Garden Club meets at the Central Alarm Building with Laura Offutt and Kathryn Nicodemus showing Williamsburg style Christmas decorations and wreath making. President Sally Bartgis presided. Elizabeth Kefauver led the day’s tour. Next meeting set for 12:30 p.m. Thursday Nov 7 at the same venue. The Wild Bird Co of Frederick will host several end of October events at 45 L Waverley Drive with $5 donations to local societies for hikes and birding sessions led by John Haley.
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Laura Offutt
Kathryn Nicodemus
Williamsburg
Rose Hill Garden Club
Central Alarm Building
Sally Bartgis
Elizabeth Kefauver
The
Wild Bird Co
Frederick
Waverley Drive
John Haley
American Backyard Bird Society
Haley
American Bat Conservation Society
Ameringa Rot Concarvation Society
Maryland Department of Natural Resource
Bill Trautman
Luncheon Speaker J Michie Polychrones at Maryland Garden Club
Polychrones, an internationally recognized floral designer and lecturer, spoke at District V Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland in Hagerstown. He has provided decorations for the White House for 20 years.
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J. Michie) Polychrones
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
Hagerstown
Getting a garden off the ground
Retirees plan a garden starting from a weed-filled yard. Autumn begins work with a gradual approach and a clear plan. Seek nursery design help, test soil, choose sun and soil suitable plants, and study gardening books to guide spring planting and ongoing care.
AmeriFlora '92 blooms in Columbus Ohio across 26 weeks
AmeriFlora '92, the first international floral and garden exhibition in the United States, runs April 20 through October 12 in Franklin Park Columbus. It features gardens from Christopher Columbus Mallway to Franklin Park Conservatory, plus a two week internationally sanctioned floral and garden design competition and attractions across 100 plus exhibits.
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AmeriFlora
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Christopher Columbus
Ohio State University
U.S
America
New World
AmeriFlora '92
Franklin Park
Columbus Business District
Scott Girard
Ee Mallway
Apple growers rely on pesticides to satisfy cosmetic demand
A Public Voice for Food and Health Policy survey of 723 Maryland apple growers found nearly half use pesticides mainly to improve appearance. About 93 percent would reject blemished fruit, while the USDA argues consumer demand dictates value.
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Publi Voice For Food and Health Policy
Ellen Haas
U.S. Department Agriculture
USDA
Thomas Gambill
Ms. Haas
Daniel Haley
Agricultural Marketing Service
Haley
International Apple Institute
Apple Growers
Maureen Miklavic
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