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The Garden Path Newsletter
Aug. 18, 2016
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true New Englanders.
I bought myself some great Daisy plants and even though it will be hard to dig in the dry, hard, arid soil, I'm gonna plant them. I have Shasta, Montauk, and Echinacea. I love their positive little heads bobbing in my garden.
I also have a plan of attack against the stupid moths/caterpillars next year. My poor trees are resilient but I'm gonna break down and have them sprayed. They won't make it much longer if they keep getting attacked, like they did this year.
And as far as the sharks go, well heck, they were here a billion years before me and they can do whatever they want, being all magnificent and sharky like. Plus I do believe they are bringing a sort of bump to our economy here with the
Shark Tours
and all.
Be well ~ Nan
Hyannis Country Garden
Big enough to serve you
Small enough to know you.
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Cape Cod’s Cutest Pet Photo Contest!
From CapeCod.com
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You still have time to enter the Cape Cod’s Cutest Pet Photo contest! Submit your photo for a chance to Win a $1,000 Gift Card to Hyannis Country Garden.
All individual submissions MUST be of your own pet and......
Learn more here....
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Join us on sunny Craigville Beach in Centerville on September 18th, 2016 as we enjoy a festival celebrating the first weekend dogs are allowed back on the beach! Click image above for all the cool things happening at this event!
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Take the lead—walk with your best friend! You can make a difference in the lives of thousands of animals.
Chaired by Christopher J. Hedetniemi,
the MSPCA-Cape Cod Walk for Animals will be held at Aselton Park in Hyannis on Saturday, September 17, 2016
(registration begins at 11:00am, the Walk begins at 12:00pm). Click on Image above to learn more about this great event!
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The Hyannis Country Garden Blog....
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WHY DID MY HYDRANGEA FLOWERS TURN BROWN?
From The HCG Blog by C.L. Fornari
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August 7th, 2016
You patiently waited for six months while the Hydrangeas were bare sticks, you actually had flowers appear despite the hard winter or bad pruning, but by the first week in August they werebrown! Sometimes life is SO unfair. So why did your flowers turn brown when your neighbor’s are still in bloom? Here’s what causes this to happen:
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Cape Cod
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Your one stop source for up to date Weather, Events, Lifestyle, Entertainment, Sports & Up to date Cape wide news.
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Summer Saturdays
Fairy Garden Workshops
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Please join us to make a Gnome Home, Elf Pad or Fairy Garden.
All ages welcome!
Garden includes: 14" bowl, soil & 3 plants, plus tiny birdbath, moss, gravel, bark, shells & so much more.
Choice to build a bark house or swing.
Also includes a personalized wood burned sign.
Last Workshop
Of the Summer!!
Saturday at 10 AM
Aug. 20th.
Please call to register, space fills quickly
This workshop is $35
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Schedule of Workshops
for 2016
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Schedule
of Talks & Eevents
for 2016
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We no longer carry Neonicontinoid Pesticides.
Please read our
to be informed about the perils to beneficial insects
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Click image above to see the
Weekly Landscape Message
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Click Image above to visit the UMASS
T
ick Testing Labs Website
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Click image above to get fact sheets
on insects & mites
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Click this image above for fact sheets on plant disease
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Hyannis Country Garden | 508-775-8703 | info@HyannisCountryGarden | www.HyannisCountryGarden.com
380 West Main St. Hyannis Ma.02601
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