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Leaves, trees, flowers, bees,
Weeds, seeds and plant disease.
Slugs, bugs, insects, grubs,
Humus, callus, fungus, genus,
Sunlight, shade, raised beds, spacious,
Good gracious what's herbaceous?
Annuals, Perennials, springs elation,
House plants, too damp, desiccation.
Grandma's garden sentimental,
Shrubs, vines and ornamentals.
Nutrient, pH, soil testing,
Compost, peat moss, soil amending.
Loam, landscape, gardens, home,
Pathogens and nematodes
Knowledge, learning, teaching, sharing
Giving back, community caring.

Master Gardeners:  We dabble in dirt and a whole lot more!

Written By: Al Burnard, Union County Master Gardener Intern, Class of 2000


Union County 
Master Gardeners Association

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