Queen Anne’s County Master Gardener Newsletter
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MG Meeting: Wednesday, May 16th 9:30am
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE:
Coordinators
1 4 ,
2
Stink Bugs with Jim Persels, MG
Corner
QAC MG News
3
Bay-Wise
4
Demo Gardens
4
Grow It Eat It
5
Boxwood Blight
5
Tidbits
5
Garden Affair,
Plant Sale, and
Bake Sale
6
MG Monthly
Meetings
7
Educational
Opportunities
8
Volunteer
9
Calendar
10-11
The May 16th Master Gardener meeting will feature a story of alien invasion
to rival “Close Encounters of
the Third Kind” and the “XFiles.” Jim Persels, QA County
Master Gardener, will share
his recently gained knowledge
of the life and times of the annoying, destructive, and voracious, (not to mention ugly
and smelly) Brown Marmorated Stink Bug.
Wednesday, May 16
9:30 to 11:30 am at
Tilghman Terrace
(Directions on page 9)
MG Joe Jelich is dressed and ready for Jim’s talk!
MG of the Month:
We all will be volunteering
hard this month at the Garden Affair, plant clinics, GIEI
classes, Bay-Wise consultations and more. Please let
Sabine Harvey or Carol
Jelich know of a fellow MG
who especially deserves recognition.
Coordinator’s Corner
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Dear Master Gardeners,
Master Gardener
Coordinator - who will
wear the hat next?
We bid a fond farewell to Rachel Melvin as of
April 19th, thank her for her exemplary service as
our leader for the past 3 ½ years, and wish her well
in her new position at Maryland Department of Agriculture.
Now the Master Gardener Steering Committee will step in and
shepherd our programs through the next several months while the
search for a new Coordinator is underway. If you have any questions about any of our programs or activities, please contact the
Steering Committee member who is taking the lead in that area.
See Page 3 for the Steering Committee Contact List and a description
of each member’s area of responsibility.
Submitted by Julie Tompkins,
with additions by Neenah
UPDATE YOUR
CONTACT INFO!
Please send any changes
to Pat Bowell at
Aly Valentine, the Regional Extension Coordinator, will be driving the hiring process and she has assured us she will make hiring
the new Coordinator a top priority. She has set a target date of July 1st
to have the new person in place. While there are no guarantees, Aly is
confident she can meet her goal.
bowell74@verizon.net,
505 Railroad Ave,
Suite 4,
Centreville, MD 21617
or fax: (410) 758-3687
Jack Doub and Jim Persels will be sitting on the search committee and will keep us informed of progress. Thanks to Rachel’s outstanding organizational skills, and the dedication and commitment of
you, the volunteers, we are confident we can carry on without missing a beat.
Debbie Pusey, Jim Persels, Kathy Persels, Judy Geggis, Judy Conley, Susan Seth, Pat
Gannon, and Jackie Kelly for helping with the Rain Garden. All the MGs who brought
delicious dishes to the April meeting for Rachel’s going away
luncheon. Gayle Jayne, Jack Doub, Linda Doub, and Jim
Thanks To:
Persels for helping with Grow It Eat It. Karen Wimsatt for
starting a Plant Clinic at Kent Island Farmers Market. As always, thanks is due to all of you, but if we missed a deserved thank you or if you wish
to express your appreciation to someone, please let Sabine Harvey or Carol Jelich
know and it shall be acknowledged in the next newsletter.
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QAC MG News:
The following Master Gardeners have accepted responsibilities to keep the program going until a new coordinator is
hired. Please contact them if you have questions/info about these areas and
keep dialog flowing!
MG Meetings: At present, no one has agreed to lead. Meeting times are set in
Centreville at Tilghman Terrace (no August due to fair) July 18, Sept 19, Oct 17,
Nov 14 from 9:30-11:30. The Extension office has audiovisual equipment available if requested ahead of time. Since no one has come forward the Steering
Committee decided that hostesses for the monthly meetings would be responsible for picking up audiovisual equipment and the hostess box.
Holiday Luncheon: Linda Doub and Karen Wimsatt. Wednesday, December
12th. Place TBD. To help with planning contact Linda at lindadoub@gmail.com
Newsletter compilation: Sabine Harvey greenbien@hotmail.com and Carol
Jelich carol.jelich@gmail.com
Newsletter distribution: the Extension office—Sheila Shorter Dorsey
sshorter@umd.edu or Sue Wolff swolff@umd.edu. 410 758-0166.
Publicity: The steering committee decided that each program chair would be
responsible for their own publicity.
• Bay-Wise: Kate Greer, Jane Chambers, and Vida Morley.
• Grow It Eat It: Linda Doub
• MG Interns: Karen Wimsatt and Linda Doub
• A Garden Affair: Judy Geggis and Genie Fitzgerald
Volunteer Hours Entry: Pat Bowell. Volunteer hour forms can be sent to the
Extension Office or directly to Pat at bowell74@verizon.net
Liaison to State Office: Sabine Harvey has volunteered to attend MG State Coordinators meeting and state strategic meetings if possible. Anyone may contact
State Coordinator Jon Traunfeld, jont@umd.edu or Assistant SC, Robin Hessey,
rmhessey@umd.edu at 410-531-5556.
Steering Committee
Members:
John Ittu
johnittu@gmail.com
• Linda & Jack Doub
lindadoub@gmail.com or
jkdoub@gmail.com
• Sabine Harvey
greenbien@hotmail.com
• Carol Jelich
carol.jelich@gmail.com
• Debbie Pusey
debbiepusey@verizon.net
• Jane Chambers
Earljane@atlanticbb.net
• Kate Greer
Kway2bay@aol.com
• Vida Morley
vidamorley@verizon.net
• Jim Persels
jpersels@yahoo.com
• Karen Wimsatt
Jimandkaren.wimsatt@gmail.com
• Pat Bowell
Bowell74@verizon.net
• Susan Seth
Seths46@verizon.ent
•
Extension Advisory Council (lets Extension office know what MG program needs are)
Linda Doub, Jim Persels, and Jack Doub
2012 Training Coordination: will be at WREC on Fridays from September 7th-November 2nd from 9-3. Linda Doub
is the contact: lindadoub@gmail.com, 410 827-8613
3rd Thursday Centreville Demonstration Garden Cleanups will continue. Debbie Pusey will advise as to time and
location. debbiepusey@verizon.net, 410 758-8623
Plant Clinics
Alternate Saturdays At Chestertown Farmers Market: Sabine Harvey, greenbien@hotmail.com, 410- 810-3890. See volunteer page for details. Kent Island Farmers Market: Karen Wimsatt, jimandkaren.wimsatt@gmail.com , Thursdays
from 3 to 6:30 pm on May 10th, June 14th, July 12th, August 16th and September 13th.
ANYONE MAY SEND MESSAGES TO THE WHOLE GROUP BY SENDING TO QACMG@googlegroups.com . Please
direct questions or email address changes to Marty Appel, list serve manager. kitraveler@yahoo.com, 410643-4351.
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Bay-Wise
On April 20th, members of the
Bay-Wise Committee and recent
graduates of the Advanced BayWise Training conducted a demonstration Bay-Wise consultation/certification at the residence
of Pat Gannon in Queenstown. Pat
is an intern who has joined the
Bay-Wise Committee. Her lovely
property was certified as BayWise. A key purpose of the consultation was to “test drive” the new
Bay-Wise Team Leader Procedures Checklist. Any Master Gardener who wishes to have their
property certified as Bay-Wise, or
who knows someone who would
be interested in a consultation,
can contact a member of the Com-
Stay tuned to this space for information on
the next scheduled Bay-Wise meeting. To
join the committee, contact Jane Chambers,
Kate Greer, or Vida Morley, Bay-Wise committee co-chairs.
mittee to initiate the process. The current Bay-Wise
Committee members are listed below:
Marty Appel; Paula Bounds; Pat Bowell; Margaret
Carter; Jane Chambers; Sue D’Camera; Lawrie Dudley;
Kit Foster; Pat Gannon; Margaret Gardiner; Kate Greer;
Annie Ittu; John Ittu; Carol Jelich; Maureen O’Conner;
Jim Persels; Debbie Pusey; Carol Romano; Lori Sharer;
Stephanie Simpson; Jane Smith; Nick Storer; Ann Wake.
Demonstration Garden
Clean-up
Helping clean up the Centreville Library
Rain Garden is a great way to spend time
with fellow Master Gardeners while
getting rid of some nasty weeds. This is
a great way to knock out some of the
pesky volunteer hours!
Always, remember to bring with you, your own
gardening gloves, tools, and water (for
those hot summer days). For more information, contact Debbie Pusey.
Demo Garden Schedule:
• Thursday, May 10th: Centreville Li- •
brary Rain garden at 9 am
• Thursday, June 21st: Centreville Li- •
brary Rain garden at 9 am
• Thursday, July 19th: Centreville Li- •
brary Rain garden at 9 am
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MGs certify Pat Gannon’s Bay-Wise garden.
From left: Debbie Pusey, John Ittu, Pat
Gannon, Jane Chambers, Stephanie Simpson,
Sue D’Camera. Not shown: Jim Persels.
Congratulations Pat!
Thursday, August 16th: Centreville
Library Rain garden at 9 am
Thursday, September 13th: Centreville
Library Rain garden at 9 am
Thursday, October 13th: Centreville
Library Rain garden at 9 am
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Box Blight or Boxwood Blight has been causing
Grow It Eat It
defoliation of boxwoods throughout Europe since
the late 1990’s. In October 2011, the disease was
found in North Carolina and Connecticut in both
nursery, and landscape plantings. The disease was
also found in a Virginia nursery. Since this first US
report the disease has been identified in a number
of Northeastern states and also in Oregon, and
British Columbia. The first Maryland case of Boxwood Blight was confirmed on plants from a landscaper’s nursery in December 2011.
Centreville Free Library
♦ Monday, May 7th , Time: 7 to 8pm
Topic: Veggie Garden IPM: knowing your
friends & foes in the garden
♦ Monday, June 11th , Time: 7 to 8pm
Topic-Composting made simple
Stevensville Free Library
Tuesday, May 15th , Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm
Topic: Veggie Garden IPM: knowing your
friends & foes in the garden
♦ Wednesday, June 13th , Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm
Topic- Composting made simple
♦
Sudlersville Memorial Library
♦ Tuesday, May 8th , Time: 6:30 to 7:30pm
Topic- Composting made simple & knowing
your friends & foes in the garden
For more Grow
www.growit.umd.edu
It
Eat
It
news
visit
Learn more about it at
http://hgic.umd.edu/content/
otherinvasive.cfm#Blight
Tidbits…..
⇒ MG Annual Summer Picnic on Wednesday,
June 20th at 11:30am at the Queen Anne’s
County 4-H park. MG Vida Morley has agreed to
be in charge of this program. Look for more information in the June Newsletter.
⇒ QAC 4-H Fair August 6th-August 11th. This
year we are looking for someone to be responsible
for the organization of the MG booth at the fair.
Responsibilities will include setting up and taking
down of the booth and arranging for volunteer
coverage. We will also have a garden bed clean up
at the Fair, to help us get a better spot for our
booth.
⇒ Drill Baby Drill! Is anyone interested in starting
Remember 2012 is University of Maryland
Extension’s YEAR OF LEAFY GREENS.
Plant some today!
an MG Drill Team to march (with appropriate garden tools and GIEI seed packets to hand out) in
the Memorial or 4th of July parade in Centreville?
Contact Carol Jelich if you want to explore this
idea or can offer advice on how to perform drills.
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Plant Sale
5th Annual ‘A Garden Affair’
Update
submitted by MG Jane Smith, Plant Sale Chairperson
Submitted by: MG Susan Seth, Garden Affair Chairperson
Please bring your well-labeled plants to the plant sale
area between 8:00 am and 9:00 am on Saturday, May
12. Plant sale volunteers will price them as they arrive. We welcome all non-invasive plants for the sale and
look forward to those "special finds" from your gardens.
Garden Affair is just days away on Saturday, May
12, 2012 from 10:00 AM-2:00 PM at the Centreville Library
and Wright’s Chance. There is much to do. The Planning
committee with Rachel’s guidance has tried to attend to all
of the many details required to have a successful Garden
Affair. We have depended on Rachel to take care of these
many small (and large) details that have to be done prior to
the day of Garden Affair and on the day of the event. If you
have needs or items that are required for your table or exhibit that you have not previously requested please let me
know ASAP.
We will need extra set-up volunteers from 8:00 am until
9:30 am and extra clean-up volunteers at 2:00 pm. The
Garden Affair plant sale gets bigger every year and we
can certainly use those extra hands during the hectic setup and clean-up.
Thank you to everyone who contributes to make this such
a successful fundraiser for the Master Gardener program
and its initiatives.
One big job that needs to be done prior to the Garden Affair is to get our demonstration rain garden at the
Centreville Library in top condition. The clean-up date is
Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 9:30 AM. If you are available
please come out and help with the trimming and clean-up.
On the morning of the Garden Affair please plan on
being at the Library/Wright’s Chance between 7:30 and
8:00 AM. Getting the tables set up, decorating the area,
arranging the plant sale, etc. all take time and require lots
of help. If everyone can help in getting these initial things
done then there is plenty of time to set up individual exhibits. If you haven’t signed up to help in a specific area there
are still many places where you can help out even if only a
couple of hours.
Please check the map so you can leave items for
the plant sale, green elephant sale and bake sale in those
specified areas on Saturday morning.
---Items for the plant sale should be dropped off as soon as
possible since the plants have to be sorted and priced.
Plant labels should include as much information as possible
including plant name and needs for water and light.
---Suggested items for the green elephant sale might include gently used yard and garden tools, ornaments, pots,
baskets, vases, garden books, etc. No clothing other than
gently worn garden gloves, hats or tool aprons will be accepted. Please price items for the green elephant sale prior
to dropping them off.
---Bake sale goodies should be packaged for individual sale
in plastic bags including two medium cookies or brownies
or three small cookies. The baked items will be sitting out
all day so please don’t bring things that should be refrigerated including items that are custard based.
Clean up at the end of the day goes quickly with
everyone helping so please plan to stay until everything
gets packed up and put away. All we need now is good
weather!
In addition to getting all
of our plants ready for
the plant sale, we also
need to be thinking about the bake sale. Last year
the bake sale was a great success (we made $140)!
Suggestions for baked goods include: oatmeal cookies, sugar cookies, peanut butter cookies, lemon
bars, butterscotch and orange brownies, cupcakes,
etc. Limitations: avoid using custard, meringue,
pies, and raw egg. Baked goods must be packaged
before arriving at the Garden Affair, each bag
should contain four “normal size cookies” or 2 large
cookies to sell for $1 per bag. Happy Baking!
Bake Sale
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Upcoming Garden Affair Meetings:
Monday, May 7th cancelled
Saturday, May 12th 10am to 2pm- 5th Annual
‘A Garden Affair’ at the Centreville Library &
Historic Wright’s Chance
Monday, May 14th, 9:30 am at the Extension office for wrap-up and evaluation — all comments
welcome!
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Date
Topic
Time
Place
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Stink Bugs
Speaker: MG Jim Persels
9:30am to 11:30 am
Tilghman
Terrace
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Picnic
11:30 am to 2 pm
QAC 4-H Park
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Tools in the Garden
Speaker: MG Joe Jelich
9:30am to 11:30 am
Tilghman
Terrace
Wednesday, September 19,
2012
Beekeeping
Speaker: MG Dick Crane
9:30am to 11:30 am
Tilghman
Terrace
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Topic: ?
Speaker: ?
9:30am to 11:30 am
Tilghman
Terrace
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
* Week early due to Holiday*
Planning for 2013
9:30am to 11:30 am
Tilghman
Terrace
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
* Week early due to Holiday*
Holiday Luncheon
Place???
Tilghman Terrace
104 Tilghman Ave
Centreville, Md. 21617
From South of Centreville
Follow 213 N. into town. Turn right at
first light onto Water street
and **pass the PNC bank on your right.
Tilghman Ave will be the next street on
your right. Turn right onto Tilghman Ave.
Street parking is available as well as in the
back.
From North of Centreville
Follow 213 S. into town. Turn Left on E.
Water St. **Follow directions above.
Parking on street and in rear of building
Directions to the
monthly meeting!
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Educational Opportunities
Plant Disease
Date: Tuesday, June 12, 2012; 9:30am-3:30pm
Registration Deadline: June 5 Registration Fee:
$35
Course Description: Plant diseases often seem like exotic mysteries left up to the experts to
solve. Well, guess what- we MG’s can now begin to unravel some of these mysteries ourselves.
In this course you’ll learn all about the bacteria, fungi and viruses that cause plant problems.
You’ll also learn about their symptoms, cycles and controls. In addition to the lecture and
handouts you will get hands-on training with samples. We hope that you’ll feel comfortable
enough with the basics of plant diseases to be able to recognize problems in your own gardens
and to use the information competently to help clients at plant clinics.
To Register: Use registration form or send your name, address, email, phone, MG county you
work with, name of class (and its location) you want to take, and a check for $35 (payable to
the University of MD). Mail to: MG classes, HGIC, 12005 Homewood Road, Ellicott City, MD
21042.
Certificate Info.: This class will fulfill the Plant Disease requirement for your MG State Advanced Training Certificate Course in Plant Diagnostics. To get the certificate you will need to
take Plant Diseases, Entomology, a “Ask a MG” practicum and a Plant ID course. Each of these
classes is offered at various locations at least once a year.
Landscape Design & Water Management
Wednesday, May 30 9:30am-3:30pm Broadneck Branch Library
Registration Fee: $49 Registration Deadline: 5/29/12 (& field trip locations)
Course Description: Does water flow off your property quickly? Does it pool in the wrong
spots? What can and should be done? Excess water flow is creating critical environmental
problems like erosion, pollution, and run off that can degrade water quality and native habitat. Master Gardeners are in the perfect position to help. In this course, you 'll gain 2 very specific skills:
1. Specific information about plants used for conservation landscaping so that you can advise clients on plant selection and placement.
2. How to install rain barrels.
You'll also obtain useful information and design techniques that will help you manage water
in the best possible way.
Good design decisions include resource protections, microclimates, amount and type of
hardscapes, material selections, maintenance requirements and best management practices (best design principles) for water management.
• Learn about and take field trips to both rain-gardens and riparian buffers.
Understand the scale of the problem and the important role of MGs can play in the solutions.
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A Garden Affair: Just around the corner is our 5th Annual ‘A Garden Affair,’ which means we’ll need many
hands to make it another successful
event. Here are some ways you can
help:
• Balloons: We’ll need 1 person to
help Marty. This is a really
easy, early morning activity, that is perfect for
someone who can’t stay
all day.
This position
requires someone willing to
help Marty transport the balloons from Edwards Pharmacy to
the Garden Affair and to distribute them around the event.
• Set-up/Clean-up: This is the
perfect way to help if you can’t
spend the entire day with us. Setup begins at 8am sharp and only
takes about 2 hours.
• Bake Sale: This is a great way to
lend a hand, especially if you can’t
be there for the event. Bake a
batch of your favorite cookies or
brownies!
• Children’s Activities: Do you
love doing crafts? Always, wanted
to help but have never been
available? Then this is the activity
for you!
• Greeters: We’ll need 2 to 3 more
people to help with the greeters
table. Greeters are the face to the
Garden Affair.
They are
responsible for making everyone
feel welcome, they hand out
important information describing
our event, they direct participants
to the happenings of the day and
Volunteer Opportunities
•
•
keep track of how many
community members visit our
event. Additionally, they make
sure that everyone signs up to
win a door prize!
Tables/Chairs/Tents: If you
are helping with a particular
booth or activity don’t forget to
help out by bringing your own,
table, chairs or tent. The supply
that we get from the county is
limited so every little bit helps!
Demo garden Schedule:
Thursday,
May
10th:
Centreville
Library
Rain
garden at 9:30am
Is anyone reading this newsletter??? The
first person who calls or emails me gets a
baby Culvers root, a great native plant.
Also the 5th person. Don’t tell — I’d love
to know who reads! Carol J, this months
editor
—
410-827 -7759
or
carol.jelich@gmail.com
Bay-Wise: Kent Island Federation
of Arts will be sponsoring a “Garden
by the Sea” tour June 9th & 10th.
This tour will include 2 Bay-Wise
Gardens. We will need 2-3 people
to set up a Bay-Wise information
booth at MG Nick Stoer’s home one
of the days. If interested please
plan to attend the Bay-Wise
Monthly meeting on Wednesday,
April 18th at 12pm at the Wye Research and Education Center.
Plant Clinics: This year in addition
to our Plant Clinic at the Chestertown Farmers market, we will be
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hosting a Plant Clinic at the Kent
Island Farmers Market. This is a
great way to earn volunteer hours
Chestertown Plant Clinic Dates:
• Sat., May 5th
• Sat., May 19th
• Sat.,
May
26th
(Chestertown
Tea
Party Booth)
• Sat., June 2nd
• Sat., June 16th
• Sat., June 30th
• Sat., July 14th
• Sat., July 28th
• Sat., August 11th
• Sat., August 25th
• Sat., Sept 8th
• Sat., Sept 22nd
• Kent Island Farmers Market: MG Karen Wimsatt is
chairing this program. The plant
clinic will run MaySeptember from
3:30-6:30pm
at
Christ Church, 830 Romancoke Road (Rt8), 1/2 mile S of
US Route 50.
• May 10
• June 14th
• July 12th
• August 16th
• Sept 13th
Hostesses
for
Monthly
Meetings: We are still looking for
a few hostess/hostesses for our
upcoming MG Monthly meetings.
These are the dates when we need
someone.:
• Wed., July 18th
• Wed., Sept 19th
• Wed., Oct 17th
Master Gardener Annual Training Day Wed. 5/23/12
LET’S Go Together—CarpOOLing INformation
If you are attending this great annual day of learning and networking with over 800 Maryland Master Gardeners,
you should be registered now! Website and Registration forms available at: http://
www.mastergardener.umd.edu/MGAnTrDay2012/index.cfm As of April 30, 17 Queen Anne’s County MG’s were
registered. Jack and Linda Doub will coordinate carpooling, please contact them if you want to carpool. Robin
Hessey will send all registrants a list of others attending. The plan made at the monthly meeting is that we will
meet at the Park and Ride near Western Auto on Kent Island, leaving there promptly at 8:15 am.
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May 2012
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 MG Trip to
Seaberry
Farm
2
3
4 Office
Closed
5 Chestertown Plant
Clinic
10 Demo Garden clean up
library rain
garden 9 am
Kent Island
Plant Clinic
3:30-6:30
11
12
18
19 Chestertown Plant
Clinic
25 Extension
Office Closed
26 Chestertown Tea
Party
6
7 Grow It Eat It
(GIEI) Centreville
Library 7 to 8 pm
8 GIEI Sud9
lersville 6:307:30pm
13
14
15 Grow It Eat
It (GIEI) Stevensville Library 6:307:30pm
20
21
22 GIEI Stev- 23 MG Annual 24
ensville
Training Day
Library 6:30- College Park
7:30pm
27
28 Ext Closed
29
16 MG
17
Monthly Meeting at 9:30am
Tilghman Terrace
30
31
⇒ 5th Annual A Garden Affair: Saturday, May 12, 2012
at the Centreville Library & Historic Wright’s Chance
⇒ Annual Training Day
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 in College Park
⇒ MG Picnic
Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at 4H Park
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Fri
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16 Chestertown Plant
Clinic
9
2 Chestertown
Plant Clinic
Sat
June 2012
13 MG Monthly
14 Kent Island
Meeting at 9:30am Plant Clinic
at Tilghman Terrace
GIEI-Stevensville
Library 6:30-7
22
Thu
5
21 Demo Garden
29
Wed
4
12 :30pm
20 MG Picnic
11:30 to 2
28
Tue
3
11GIEI at Centreville 7-8pm
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27
Mon
10
18
26
Sun
17
25
7
24
30 Chestertown Plant
Clinic
June Newsletter Deadline:
Monday, May 21
.
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505 Railroad Avenue, Suite 4
Centreville MD, 21617
Phone: (410) 758-0166
Fax: (410) 758-3687
http://queenannes.umd.edu/
QACMG Website:
http://queenannes.umd.edu/QACMG/
index.cfm
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University of Maryland Extension
Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's Counties
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