Regular workdays at the Berryville Public Library have been somewhat sporadic due to our rainy spring. Our most recent workday had Anita Engert and Jennifer Hudspeth playing catchup in the garden beds in front of the library and county offices. The Oakleaf Hydrangeas were pruned and dead headed, and the massive amount of weeds were tackled. Progress was a […]
A number of shrubs and a dwarf Japanese Maple were removed with little notification from the Berryville Square, which means only one thing: Emergency Workday at the library! Anita Engert and Sue and Sam Davis swung into action to modify the garden to accommodate the maple and a couple of nandinas. Fortunately, the hole-digging for
Master gardeners Jan Scheel, Sue Davis, Regina Hooten, Karen Reeves, Anita Engert, and Jennifer Hudspeth worked to spread 6 yards of mulch in the Berryville Public Library Gardens. Thanks to Carl Ward’s lawn care for donating the mulch, the back garden is mulched and ready for the season. Plans are to mulch the front gardens,
Master Gardeners Jan Scheel, Regina Hooten, Sue Davis, Anita Engert, and Jennifer Hudspeth worked on the first early spring cleanup in the Berryville Public Library Gardens. Pruning and foliage cleanup was on the agenda. The Beautyberry, Spirea, and Drift Roses in the back garden were pruned, and Jan worked on the Knockout Roses in front
