Re: [gardeners] Need Suggestions for Fair

Elizabeth (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 7 Aug 2001 22:04:33 -0700 

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Spiders eat their webs?  Really?
Have you ever seen Birds and Blooms magazine?  They print all sorts of =
interesting tidbits in their side margins.  For instance, the June/July =
issue said that "Hummingbirds are native only to the Western =
Hemisphere," and "Mourning doves could be called 'morning' doves since =
they're most active between 7 and 9 a.m."

Elizabeth
tiarella@bellsouth.net
Zone 6, KY
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Terry King=20
  To: Gardens & Gardening ; Gardeners=20
  Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 5:10 PM
  Subject: [gardeners] Need Suggestions for Fair


  Hi All,

  I can really use some help.  Somehow or other (probably by opening my =
mouth
  during a moment of insanity :D )I became Superintendent of =
Floriculture at
  our small county fair that takes place during the Labor Day weekend.  =
I need
  suggestions for small informational posters that I can make to =
position
  through out the exhibit.  I'm looking for gardening tidbits pertaining =
to
  growing flowers (especially for cold climates).  Examples of what I'm
  looking for are:  Did you know that spider's eat their webs? or Did =
you know
  that thunderstorms fertilize your flowers?  Then I can add simple
  explanations for people who want more information.  Our state fair =
judges
  want simple information that grabs the attention but not too long or
  complicated that folks won't read the posters.  Anything that can be =
simply
  illustrated with a photo or simple drawing would be extra helpful.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

  Terry King
  E. WA.




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Spiders eat their webs?  = Really?
Have you ever seen Birds and Blooms = magazine? =20 They print all sorts of interesting tidbits in their side margins.  = For=20 instance, the June/July issue said that "Hummingbirds are native only to = the=20 Western Hemisphere," and "Mourning doves could be called 'morning' = doves=20 since they're most active between 7 and 9 a.m."
 
Elizabeth
tiarella@bellsouth.net<= /DIV>
Zone 6, KY
----- Original Message -----
From:=20 Terry King
To: Gardens & Gardening ; Gardeners
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 = 5:10=20 PM
Subject: [gardeners] Need = Suggestions for=20 Fair

Hi All,

I can really use some help.  = Somehow or=20 other (probably by opening my mouth
during a moment of insanity :D = )I=20 became Superintendent of Floriculture at
our small county fair that = takes=20 place during the Labor Day weekend.  I need
suggestions for = small=20 informational posters that I can make to position
through out the=20 exhibit.  I'm looking for gardening tidbits pertaining = to
growing=20 flowers (especially for cold climates).  Examples of what = I'm
looking=20 for are:  Did you know that spider's eat their webs? or Did you=20 know
that thunderstorms fertilize your flowers?  Then I can = add=20 simple
explanations for people who want more information.  Our = state=20 fair judges
want simple information that grabs the attention but = not too=20 long or
complicated that folks won't read the posters.  = Anything that=20 can be simply
illustrated with a photo or simple drawing would be = extra=20 helpful.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. =20 Thanks!

Terry King
E. = WA.


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