Sanctioned Garden Projects

The next meeting will be on March 11th, at the regular time (1:00 p.m.) at the First Presbyterian Church. Come early and meet the recently graduated Master Gardeners.Mark's article's "Hypoxylon canker can attack shade trees" from the December 9th 09 Baxter Bulletin article is online in the Garden News section under "Other Articles".

Baxter County Master Gardeners

Sanctioned Projects are those that are maintained year round.

Twin Lakes City Park |

Baxter County Fairgrounds

Planter at Education Building

		1507 Fairgrounds Drive Mountain Home, AR
	Chair - Mike Kuenzli
	Co-Chair - Renee Bierman
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The raised bed at the entrance to the Horticulture building has been landscaped with low maintenance plants along a dry stream bed. Master Gardeners maintain the area and add seasonal color

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June 25, 2009 Workday


March 19, 2009 Workday


Spring of 2008

This picture was taken at the June 08 workday.

Bull Shoals White River State Park

	Hwy 178 Lakeview, AR
	Chair - Tamara Carl
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There are two main areas: the boat dock area and the spring area down to the White River, this beautification project involves landscaping with shrubs flowers and other plants and a new bed next to the dam house.

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Spring 2008 (Dam tour at last workday - January) Click on picture for larger image

Lobby	Generators	Maintenance Shop 1

Maintenance Shop 2	Turbine Chamber	Paper Pots

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Cooper Park Cabins

GW Jones & Shotgun House

	1101 Spring Street Mountain Home, AR
	Chair - Linda Westmoreland
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Memorial Garden

	First Presbyterian Church 1106 Spring Street Mountain Home, AR
	Chair - Deborah Anderson
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This courtyard garden includes a fountain, benches, shrubs, trees, bulbs and flowers. It is used as a teaching garden for the Master Gardeners.

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May 26th, 2009 Workday

May 11th, 2009 Workday

February 19th, 2009 Workday

Mountain Home Police Station

	Hwy 62 & West 9th Street Mountain Home, AR
	Chair - Cheri Sytsma
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A previously bare corner at the intersection of Highway 62 West and Ninth Street now has a background of cannas plants visible from the highway, with small bushes and other flowers arranged in the planting bed.

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Norfork Fish Hatchery

	Visitors Center of the Norfork National Fish Hatchery
	Chair: Ken Braswell Co-Chair - Cheryl McConkey
	Committee Members Bob Jenkins, Duane Goodlett, Dianna Hall
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In 2008 the Baxter County Master Gardeners designed and planted a garden at the Visitor's Center. The Master Gardeners decided to create a garden that would highlight plants native to the Ozarks including those that would attract butterflies and hummingbirds.