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20 years ago

Our Master Gardener organization recently voted to fund about 6 roadside wildflower sites in Carroll County through the state wildflower project. Some of you who are involved with clubs and organizations might want to look into this as a beautification project.

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razorback33
20 years ago
Timely post, yomamanem! The Garden Club of GA is sponsoring a Wildflower Workshop at the UGA Experiment Station in Griffin on Sept.13. It will cover the parameters used by the DOT, such as site selection, soil preparation, seed selection, weed control, use of herbicides, etc., plus a demonstration, after a catered BBQ lunch. Contact your local GCG member garden club for more details, directions and registration.
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