Portulaca the Purslane Weed and Moss Rose
Portulaca or purslane is a troublesome weed in gardens spreading from seeds that cling to shoes birds and utensils. It forms flat mats one foot wide from the crown, produces tiny yellow flowers and dust like seeds that stay viable for years. Pull it out before July, bag and dispose, while noting Moss Rose as a less persistent ornamental relative with larger blooms and bright colors.
Congratulations and notices from Inglas News
Congratulations to Kent and Sammy Fingas on the arrival of a baby daughter and to the Cook and Fingas families. Sympathy to Winnie Hal on the passing of her niece Sharon Curti. Congratulations to Joey and Tara Chescu on the birth of a baby boy. Birthday greetings for Annie Bezo Hannah Kleebaum Joyce Bulbuck Deanna Ross Donna Klimach. Family visits note and a casual domestic exchange about taking out the garbage.
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Mary Cook
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Anne Davidson
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Lillian Cook
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Winnie Hal
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Joey
Tara Chescu
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Barry
Glenda Chescu
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Nellie Chescu
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Stella Sonnenberg
Annie Bezo
Hannah Kleebaum
Joyce Bulbuck
Deanna Ross
Donna Klimach
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