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Join the Fun | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. How can we count the ways? Join the next Master Gardeners Training Class. Help with a Project or Task. Ask a Garden Related Question and actually get a response! Simply get more information about HOVMG. For any and all of these, contact heartofthegarden.newsletter@gmail.com. Do you love gardening and volunteering to help others? Join our next class and become a master gardener. CLASS ROOM and VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS. KEEP IN GOOD STANDING.
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Plant Sale | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. Our annual plant sale will be on Saturday, May 7 at the train station in Farmville, Virginia. As usual, we’ll have a fabulous assortment of items for sale — herbs, tomatoes, perennials, and native plants too. We’ll also have several short presentations on topics related to spring and summer gardening:. 9:00 Accessible Gardening: Jeanne Grunert. 10:00 Bare Roots Planting: Tina Wells. 11:00 Daylilies: the Perfect Plant for Carefree Summer Color.
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Events/Activities | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. The 2017 plant sale will be held held concurrent with the Heart of Virginia Festival on the first weekend in May, at the Farmville Train Station. As usual, we’ll have fabulous plants for sale — everything from tomatoes to native plants and much more. We’ll also have several short presentations on topics related to spring gardening issues. LUNCH AND LEARN SERIES. We’re back with the fall 2016 programs! October 6, Arranging Grocery Store Flowers. HEART OF...
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BayScape Garden | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. Have you heard about BayScaping? The BayScape garden contains a wide variety of native plants that would be suitable for many home gardens in our area. There are four native trees:. Early spring bloomer with berries that attract birds. A small tree with fragrant, white, fringe-like spring blooms. 8216;Heritage:’ Ornamental, deciduous tree with attractive exfoliating bark. Interspersed throughout the garden are many different shrubs, including:. Yellow b...
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MG Help Desk | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. CONTACT YOUR MASTER GARDENER. If you would like any information on the topics below, you can email us at:. ASK A MASTER GARDENER. PRINCE EDWARD EXTENSION OFFICE. Cacti and Other Succulents. Cold Hardy Tropical Plants. HEART OF VIRGINIA MASTER GARDENER ASSOCIATION 2013. WEBSITE BY LAMP-POST PUBLICITY.
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Speakers Bureau | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. Members of the Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners Association are available to speak for community organizations about a wide variety of horticultural subjects. Below is a sample of the many presentations available by the members of the Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners Association. You’ll find these topics and many more in the Speakers Bureau handout. Learn about what the VCE Master Gardeners do and how to become one). Liz Dunn, Alice Metts.
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Vines | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. Vine, capable of climbing 50 feet. A large, vigorous, evergreen or semi-evergreen vine with waxy leaves and numerous clusters of trumpet shaped flowers ranging from orange/red with yellow throats to yellow with red throats. Flowers are 2 inches long and fragrant. Vine can climb at least 50 feet, but is not as assertive as trumpet creeper. Late April through May. How to Use in Garden. Digital Atlas of Virginia Flora. Partridgeberry, running box. Excellen...
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Shrubs | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. American euonymus, American strawberry bush, hearts-a-bustin’. Small to medium size shrub with sprawling, open structure that is typically 3 – 5 feet tall. Leaves are small, lance shaped and serrated. Small inconspicuous brownish green flowers in spring followed in late summer/early fall by warty, light green capsules that turn bright pinkish red when they open and reveal orange seeds. Capsules resemble sea urchins. 6 – 10. How to Use in Garden. Mound s...
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Trees | Heart of Virginia Master Gardeners
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This Month in the Garden. This Month in the Garden. Medium deciduous tree with short trunk and irregular crown. Usually grows 15 to 30 feet tall. A beautiful small to medium size tree with dark green, glossy foliage and fragrant, fringe-like white to greenish white flowers that hang in drooping clusters that are 4 to 6 inches long. Flowers appear about the same time as the foliage; one of the last trees to produce new leaves in spring. Grows slowly. How to Use in Garden. Digital Atlas of Virginia Flora.
