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LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
The fourth annual Penn State
Master Gardener Symposium is
scheduled for Saturday, March IS,
at the Cooperative Extension Of
fice located on Arcadia Road in
Lancaster. Designed to service
both novice and professional gar
deners, recognized horticulture
experts are featured: David E.
Benner, botanical consultant for
Bowman’s Hill State Wildflower
Preserve at Washington Crossing
State Park in Pennsylvania; David
Culp, a sales representative for
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Sunny Borders Nurseries. Inc. in
Connecticut whose 'garden is fea
tured regularly on the Home and
Garden Channel, in Rodale’s pub
lications and in Gardening with
Perennials; Judith C. McKeon,
chief horticulturist at the Morris
Arboretum of the University of
Pennsylvania, and rosarian in
charge of the award-winning Ar
boretum rose garden in 1984; Bet
ty Mackey, author of The Garden
er’s Home Companion, co-author
and regular columnist who has
been published in Flower and
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Gardens, The Green Scene, Bur
pee Home Gardener among many
others; and Fred Spicer, superin
tendent of horticulture for the
Morris County Park Commission,
New Jersey.
The all-day event costs $4O
which includes speakers’ fees, up
to-the minute horticultural hand
out material, continental breakfast
and lunch. Each speaker will al
low ample time for questions.
Their books and videos will be
available for sale. Registration
deadline is March 10. Seating is
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limited and applications will be
accepted on a first-come basis.
Penn State encourages persons
with disabilities to participate in
its programs and activities. If you
anticipate needing any type of ac
commodation or have questions
about the physical access pro
vided, contact Tim Elkner
(717-394-6851) in advance of
your participation or visit.
The Symposium is sponsored
by Penn State Cooperative Exten-
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sion and Lancaster County Master
Gardeners. All proceeds are dir
ected to the Master Gardener Pro
gram for ongoing educational pur
poses such as this symposium.
Call the extension office at
(717) 394-6851 or FAX (717)
394-3962 to request a registration
form or stop in the office which is
located in Room 1 of the Farm
and Home Center at 1383 Arcadia
Road, Lancaster. Office hours are
Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m.
to S p.m.
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