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Second work session: A productive morning with 14 volunteers

Pam Johnson

May 14, 2016

Second work session: A productive morning with 14 volunteers

Another very productive morning at the Bagaduce Library: fourteen volunteers, including three Master Gardeners, made great progress along...

First work session with Master Gardener Volunteers

Pam Johnson

Apr 29, 2016

First work session with Master Gardener Volunteers

Piles of brush lining the parking lot at Bagaduce Music Lending Library’s campus testify to a very productive morning for Native Gardens...

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