Gardening the Monongahela,: ; Tour Opens Private Plots Featuring Inspiration and Originality
Sunday Gazette-Mail › June 21, 2004
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If you're in need of a little inspiration and want to see how other gardeners have solved their problems, you can tour nine private gardens in the Morgantown area next Saturday. The West Virginia Botanic Garden will presents its Fourth Annual "Gardens of the Mon" tour that day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Many of the gardens are in the Cheat Lake area and tour organizer Jennifer Kunkle promises that each will be unique. Many have ponds, one has a model railroad, another a large vegetable garden, another a log cabin. There will also be a plant sale in one of the gardens - one of the tour's popular features - and master gardeners in each garden to answer questions.See the full content of this document
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Gardening the Monongahela,: ; Tour Opens Private Plots Featuring Inspiration and Originality
We were fortunate to tour two of the gardens this week, guided by West Virginia University landscape architecture Professor George Longenecker. He is also executive director of the West Virginia Botanic Garden, now under development on an 82-acre site off Tyrone Road.
Labor of loveBoth...See the full content of this document
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