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Echinacea: Reliable Reseeders

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Many of the new Echinaceas have been appearing in our local garden centers. Most of us aren’t going to be able to resist buying them to join our other coneflowers, […]

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$$$$ From Your Garden

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With food prices rising more and more people are starting vegetable gardens. Our local Agway ran out of certain types of seed very early in the season and I noticed […]

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Dead Heading

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We dead head plants (if we can find the time) for a number of reasons. One is too keep the plant from setting seed. A large amount of a plant’s […]

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Chenopodium quinoa

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Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) is one of those new/old plants that have been rediscovered and, in this case, taken its place in the health food market. Native to the Andes, it […]

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Organic Snow and Ice Removal

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The chemicals we put on our roads and sidewalks to melt ice and snow all work in the same way; they depress the freezing point of water by adding dissolved […]

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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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