Re: headcount - list census

Bonnie, what are slips?

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Kitty 
neIN, Zone5

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> Hi, I started serious gardening when I decided I wanted floral 
> arrangements throughout the year. I took a 10 session course on planting 
> with natives while still working and began to add interesting natives. 
> After retirement, I was able to take the Master Gardeners course in 
> 2003. 
> 
> 
> I think the confusion about what MG means in TN is due to the fact that 
> it has not been organized state-wide until just recently. The payback to 
> the Extension Agents wasn't emphasized because they were more focused on 
> the numbers educated rather than what the education produced. Also, most 
> agents concentrated on farming. We now have a state-wide coordinator and 
> emphasis is more on consistency and helping the agents. 
> 
> 
> I volunteer at the Trial Gardens at UT. Although my main interest is natives 
> and herbs, I also enjoy well-behaved immigrants. 
> 
> It is interesting to have representatives from throughout the state. The eco 
> systems in each area can be vastly different. 
> 
> The weather seems to be changing throughout all our regions. I have 
> daffodils blooming and a little candy tuft here and there...AND, my 
> winter broccoli bolted!!! I need to get my spring garden started and 
> usually use slips but none of the local spots have their supplies yet. 
> I'm afraid before they do my garden plants will be timed to bolt again 
> instead of produce. 
> 
> 
> Bonnie ETN Zone 7 
> 
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