There are some very tenacious woody vines that I’m always pulling off structures, but this one was an herbacious vine that was bending my young willows to the ground.
This evil cucumber
Month: September 2013
Butterfly Tagging Event and Nature Walk
An unfortunate discovery-Oak Wilt
When looking for a grand shade tree, the advice has usually been to choose a hardy, slow growing tree that will develop strong branching and provide a legacy for the future.
A stop along the way
A migrating monarch enjoying New England Asters
September Report: Beautiful Gardens Certificates
The Beautiful Garden Committee has sent 8 certificates to homeowners in the county so far this summer and continues to be on the lookout for more attractive front gardens. The locations, to date, have been in Westminster, Taneytown, Finksburg, and…
Certain butterflies- mostly MIA this year
I was listening to our Birds and Butterfly chair discussing with another person that she had not seen any Buckeyes this year.
Recipes from Connie’s Garden Tour refreshment table
I was asked by a few people for the recipes I used for some of the things I had made as hostess that day and I’ll submit them below. I’d like to encourage CGC meeting and summer hostesses to post…
The Fairs of Autumn
September: leaves are starting to get the hint that it’s time to change color and mornings have a bit of nip in the air.
Note to CGC Members: How to Subscribe and Change Your Password from the Home Page
You’ve arrived at the Public Home Page for Carroll Garden Club. Congratulations! To subscribe, look to the Sidebars (the area outside the content section) at the right. You will see two vertical columns filled with information like the Weather &…
A walk in the fog
It was one of those choice mornings when you wake up, walk out to the front porch and can hardly see beyond the steps.