Soil toil wasn’t Cathy Walker’s groove. “I was a materialistic person,” she said. Then she got a job with University of Georgia cooperative extension. Walker recalls, as she got started, returning to the office with her trainer. “She would be all dirty. That wasn’t me. My boss would say, ‘So, Ms. Walker, where have you…
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In dynamic light verse and alluring images, She-Mantis Chronicle: Prey, Wait, Procreate portrays the incredible life and times of an apex garden insect. “The she-mantis has come/Leggy and lithesome/Summer turning autumn/A pang in her tum … .” Author: John A. Bray’s writing has appeared in many publications, including The New York Times and The Saturday…
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A multi-county wastewater treatment authority in Upstate South Carolina bills residents during the summer based on average water use during the winter.
Mike Minton, the garden’s chairman, says not all horticulture adventurers can meet the upkeep standard.
Lewis Jett, an associate professor of horticulture at West Virginia University, believes there’s an untapped market for heritage beans, mountain beans with a deep connection to Central Appalachia, beans that might give a bit of a boost to the local economy and provide a tastier and more nutritious alternative to the prevalent commercial “green beans.” It’s a difficult equation to solve.
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