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Hellebores?

if anyone has any hellebores to share, let me know

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I have lots of full grown plants - too many! Some you can take the whole plant, others can be divided. I also have a number of epimedium to share. Actualy, I was going to ask if I could send out a pop of notice to come dig and divide for both, while you can see what they look like. I'm afraid the heat will knock they back!

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Scholarship Makes 2 Site Visits

The Scholarship Committee for the Weeders Garden Club made an investigative trip down to the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood of Philadelphia to review a possible grantee: Fair Amount Food Forest run by Michael Mulbauer. Fair Amount Food Forest is a community based, publicly accessible and educational garden. A food forest is a gardening technique which works within a woodland eco system and incorporates trees, shrubs, and perennials to produce human food. The committee was very impressed by Mr. Mulbauer who not only supervises the garden plans, but also the volunteers, the outreach to the community, the educational programs on site as well as in the local schools. All food produced by the garden is either free to the neighbors or donated to the local pantry. 

We then went on to My Neighborhood Project, the Norris Square urban garden project in Kensington, where we met with Andrea Bilbioni, the new director. The…


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Fantastic Nancy!

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Great newsletter!

Encouraging everyone to take time to read the new Conservation newsletter... it's excellent.

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