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Volunteer of the Year Award

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Congratulations to our hard working member who received the Volunteer of the Year Award for her work with the Downtown Renaissance Group and the Down to Earth Garden Club. 

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Deptford Pink Dianthus armeria

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  The rain has brought three self-sowing annuals back to my yard, plants that I haven’t seen in a number of years. The seeds have apparently been lying dormant just […]

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Indian Pipes Monotropa uniflora

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  “Tis whiter than an Indian pipe,”    Emily Dickinson One of our more unusual perennial wildflowers appeared in the woods just beyond my yard this month. I noticed it […]

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Aster Yellows in Coneflowers

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‘Green Envy’ is a cone flower that is bred to have a green color, however, if your pink coneflowers start to turn green do not gleefully suppose that you have […]

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Echinacea purpurea ‘Green Envy’

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  The following picture is of coneflower ‘Green Envy’. It comes from Nancy’s collection and I acquired it last year at the impromptu plant swap after the viewing of the […]

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We are the community service organization that maintains the flower beds and butterfly bed on the Beaver Meadow walking trail in DuBois. We also maintain beds at the public library, the city building, the two Penn State embankment beds, the butterfly bed at Parker Dam, and the Brady Street Parking Lot bed. The flower boxes on Brady Street were added in 2006. In the year of 2007 the group took on the renovation of the Reitz Theater landscaping and did some plantings at Rumbarger Cemetery.

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