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The Master Gardeners Invite You To Their Meetings
writes, "The Poplar Bluff Master Gardeners have a great slate of programs this year and are inviting the public to their meetings. They are held at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church on N. Main in Poplar Bluff"

Instructions for Making a Molded Leaf Bird Bath
writes, "Here are the instructions for making a molded cement bird bath from your large landscaping leaves."

Gardening Tips
writes, "1. How to remove the salt deposits on clay pots.
Make up a solution of equal parts: Water, Alcohol and Vinegar
Pour into a Spray Bottle
Spray salt deposits thoroughly with the mixture.
Rub with a soft scrub brush.
Rinse with water
"

Don't Plant Bradford Pears
writes, "Bradford Pear Trees,
Callery pear (Bradford pear)
Rosales > Rosaceae > Pyrus calleryana Dcne
A Problem For Our Natural Forests
"

Spring Freeze of 2007
writes, "Dear Members,
Three weeks after the great Spring Freeze of 2007, we’re seeing encouraging signs of recovery throughout our gardens, reaffirming our faith in the remarkable resiliency of plants and nature.
"

How To Identify the Bluebird
writes, "The eastern bluebird male is 7-inches, has a deep blue back with a rusty red throat and breast. The underneath of his tail is white. The female is duller and juvenile bluebirds have spotted breasts."

Hummingbirds Arriving Around Town
writes, " The smallest and only hummingbird in the Eastern U.S., migrates from Mexico and Central America, the first of April, spending their summer with us. They again make this 500 mile flight in mid to late October to return to their winter nesting place."

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