Trip to Anne Brooks’ Hollywalk Nursery in Brookeville, Maryland
Saturday, July 11; 11:00 to 1:00 pm
For Takoma Horticultural (2009 Dues – Paying) Members
Please join us for a local trip to Anne Brooks’ delightful Brookeville,
Maryland garden, also known as Hollywalk Nursery. We are invited to bring a
brown bag lunch and arrive about 11:00 am. for our garden tour.
Anne has a
mature, woodland garden with lovely specimen trees and shrubs. She will
provide beverages, a lovely setting and maybe some plants for sale.
Anne’s
address is 211 Brinkwood Rd. in Brookeville, MD 20833. It takes about 20
minutes from the New Hampshire Exit of the Beltway. Carpooling is
recommended, as parking is limited.
Please RSVP to Carole cagalati@rcn.com, so we can tell Anne how many
to expect.
Thanks,
Directions: Take New Hampshire Ave through Ashton (crossing Rt 108); stay on
N. H. Ave 1 more mile; make a right on Haviland Mill Rd.; turn right in 2/10
of a mile onto Brinkwood Rd.; go almost ˝ mile to brick mailbox on right;
street parking recommended. Make a sharp right and walk up the shared
driveway. The gate of Anne’s deer fence will be open for you.
Takoma Horticultural Club's - Folks with plants to share
Becky Lavash has compiled a listing of folks who said they had plants to share. Check the list- it will updated periodically.
MoCo Park's Department "rainscape" in action, in reality, in Randolph Hills Waverly Schuylkill Neighborhood Park
Join the Randolph Civic Association and Montgomery County Department of Parks as we celebrate the stream restoration at Waverly Schuylkill Neighborhood Park on Saturday, May 2 2009 from 3:00 pm-5:00 pm at 11210 Schuylkill Road, Rockville MD.
The completion of this project marks the first of its kind in Montgomery County. The Department of Parks restored approximately 1,000 linear feet of an unnamed tributary to Rock Creek between Schuylkill Road and the Garrett Park Rail Station to stabilize the stream system, improve habitat and reduce erosion along the stream bank. The celebration will include live music, children’s activities led by the Girl Scouts, and a mounted police officer.
Some .....and some "how not to it" photos of stream preservation/erosion prevention as done by MoCo Department of Transportation
The space at right will feature photos by THC members. Contact our webmaster for information about submitting a photo.
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 Spring! hosta photo by Karen Helfert
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THC sponsors a variety of programs, trips, workshops, Open Garden visits and plant exchanges. While most events are open to anyone interested in gardening, some events are for members only, such as Plant Exchanges, Picnic and Pot Luck.
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