Lancaster Society 20
Lancaster Society 20 of Farm
Women met at the home of Vera
Herr, March 2. Each member
brought a goodie for refresh
ments.
Devotions were read by Presi
dent Valarie Ferguson, followed
by the Lord’s Prayer and Alle
giance to the Flag.
In answer to roll call, each
member brought a gift to ex-
change.
Helen Trout reported three
cards mailed during the month.
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Committee. and flag salute.
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Farm and Home Section, Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 18, 2000—Page
Berks Executive Board
The Executive Board of the
Berks County Society of Farm
Women met March 6, at the
Berks County Agriculture
Center with 20 members attend
ing.
County president Betsy Satta
zahn asked for comments and
concerns regarding the State
Convention. The County Board
agreed that the format, parking,
and meal were very good.
Berks County received certifi
cates for 100 percent participa
tion in the Safety Program, The
Habitat for Humanity Program,
and for new memberships.
The State Farm Women had a
booth this year at the Farm
Show, Harrisburg. Becky Swal
low, first vice president of Farm
Women and from Somerset
Available in Natural
NEWARK, Del.-If you are
eager for the sight of blooming
flowers, join the Friends of the
University of Delaware Botanic
Gardens (UDBG) for their slide
show preview of the plants being
offered in this year’s UDBG
plant sale.
The free preview will be held
Wednesday, March 30, from 7 to
9 p.m. in Newark at the Girl
Scout building at 501 South Col
lege Avenue (adjacent to the
bridge over the railroad tracks).
The actual sale will take place
during Ag Day on Saturday,
April 29, on South Campus.
Oakleaf hydrangea is the fea
tured plant for the UDBG sale
2000. “A garden gem” is how
UD horticulture professor John
Frett describes the oak-leaf hy
drangea, which has gained in
popularity, he adds, because it is
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“The cone-shaped inflores
cences of oakleaf hydrangeas
are large, leaching as much as
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“The plants almost glow in the
autumn landscape as the oak
like leaves turn spectacular
colors from orange to red to bur
gundy.”
The UDBG’s extensive plant
sale list also offers hard-to-find
perennials and native plants, in
cluding a variety of ferns, hol
lies, hostas and trees.
Horticulture experts will be on
hand to answer questions, and
refreshments will be served.
For more information and the
2000 catalog when it is released,
call Dot Milsom at (302) 831-
2531. Or visit the Web site at
http://bluehen.ags.udel.edu/
ugarden.html.
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