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Foto Friday

This photo was taken last fall in the butterfly garden at a Watch It Grow tour at the Toledo Zoo. Can you name the plant?
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Growing Roses

Presentation by Mary Visco

GROWING ROSES

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Foto Friday

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Photo was taken in the greenhouse at Wednesday’s Watch It Grow Garden Tour at the Toledo Zoo. Can you name the plant?

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Community Gardens

community gardens

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Naida has sent us some further information on this:

“The World Cup of Gardening” on
Belle Isle was in the works for 2016 or in the future. I found an email
address and inquired and just received notice that it has been
completely shelved for the future.

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Click on the link below for a Map of Bird Migration. Thanks Naida for sending it.

Mesmerizing Migration: Watch 118 Bird Species Migrate Across a Map of the Western Hemisphere

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TO DO LIST

Now here’s some information we can all use:

A gardener’s to do list for March

http://www.rodalesorganiclife.com/garden/gardeners-do-list-march

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Foto Friday

More Bluebirds
bluebirds

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4 types of butterflies seen on tour last year: Kitty Todd Ohio Metropark Green Ribbon Tours
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Monarch advocate group was there and had a tent full of Monarchs- set up for the kids
to go in and learn
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next week I have photos from our Lotus Tour

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Naida sent me the following information:

I bet our blog readers will be happy to know that MSU has come up with
an effective fungicide to treat downy mildew in impatiens (link below)
which, if treated in the greenhouse, will reduce the risk or prevent it
entirely. According to the article, it will allow the consumer to even
plant impatiens in an area in which downy mildew was previously. This
is very welcome news but we still will have to be cautious that the
greenhouse producers have followed fungicide recommendations.

http://msue.anr.msu.edu/news/msu_research_brings_healthy_impatiens_back_to_home_gardeners?utm_source=Floriculture+-+MSU+Extension+News+-+03-03-16&utm_campaign=Floriculture+03-03-16&utm_medium=email

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