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Brunswick County
WASTER
GARDENER
J^all planting
By Shirley VVaggoner-Eisenman
Master Gardener
Fall is for planting. Bulbs nrfay be
planted in late November or early
December: however, some perenni
als, woody ornamentals, biennials
and hardy annuals may be planted
also. Fall plantings will have the
winter months to develop a strong
root system which will make the
summer months less stressful on
them. Some biennials and hardy
annuals will thank you for planting
this fall. They will reward you with
a beautiful display of flowers in the
spring.
BACHELOR BUTTONS: They
are also called cornflowers. Plant
seeds this fall and you will be
amazed at what they will do next
spring. Their flowers may look frag
ile but they are very hardy.
CANDYTUFT: They are consid
ered to be perennials, but there are a
couple of hardy annuals that are
worth planting. Try the globe and
rocket candytufts. Globe is a low to
medium growing plant. In the spring
the flowers will be various shades of
pink. Rocket candytuft is not as col
orful but does have white flowers
with a sweet fragrance.
FOXGLOVES: A biennial which
likes to be planted where it gets the
sun during the winter months, but
likes partial shade for the hot sum
mer. Foxgloves can grow to a height
of five feet including the flowering
spike.
LARKSPUR: Also known as del
phiniums, these grow well in this
area. If they are started from seed
this fall they will reward you next
year with colorful spring and sum
mer flowers. Just remember: They
do not like to be crowded, so when
they sprout be sure to thin to ten to
12 inches apart.
Manv herbs like to be planted in
the fall. Check with your local gar
den center or nursery tor those hetbs
which will thrive with a fall planti
ng
Now is a good time to look for
bargain plants. Garden centers and
nurseries sometimes have fall plant
sales. Be sure to check the plants for
diseases and pests prior to purchas
ing. Check the root system by gently
slipping the plant out of the pot; if
the roots are white or beige and have
a good hold on the root ball, the
plant is healthy. Even if the roots arc
root-bound they have possibilities
for your garden.
Do you have a shrub or tree that
you wish you had planted some
where else in your landscape? If so,
and the tree or shrub is not too large,
now is a good time to transplant. If
you plant or transplant this fall
make sure to give your plant or
transplant the proper amount of
water. It may be winter, but the plant
still needs sufficient water.
A good time to put down winter
mulch is after all the leaves are off
your deciduous shrubs. By replacing
the existing mulch you will have
fewer pests and diseases next year.
Now is a good time to take a soil
sample. Remember, soil sample
analyses arc provided free in North
Carolina. Call your county exten
sion office for information.
Send your gardening questions to
Brunswick County Master Garden
er, News Column, P. O. Box 109,
Bolivia NC 28422.
Outdoor concert
Promise Land will perform Friday, October 23, 7 to 9 p.m., at the
Southport Village Bar-B-Q grandstand. There will be no charge for
admission.
6 Little Feats ’ holds
fund-raising events
Little Feats School of Dance will
hold a series of fund-raisers this fall
in preparation for traveling to the
Prague Festival in the Czech
Republic.
A car wash will be held from noon
to 4 p.m. Saturday, October 24, at
Advance Auto Parts on Long Beach
^Road. Cost is $3.
A haunted house will be held from
5 to 8 p.m. October 30-31 at Little
Feats School of Dance, 6402-B East
Oak Island Drive, Long Beach. The
haunted house is for children ages
three to ten. Admission is $3 per
child.
A spaghetti dinner will be served
from 4 to 8 p.m. November 14 at
First Baptist Church of Oak Island,
4608 Oak Island Drive, Long
Beach. Cost is $4 a plate.
Local performances this fall will
be October 24, October 31,
November 14 and December 5.
For more information about fund
raisers or performances, persons
may call Amy Maurer Jones, direc
tor, at 278-4900.
Beach Halloween s§
events scheduled
The following “Halloween Hap
penings” have been organized by
Long Beach Parks and Recreation
Department:
Ghostly crafts for children ages
seven to 12 will be held from 4 to 5
p.m. Monday, October 26, at the
recreation center. Cost is $2, and
participants should register by
Saturday.
Pumpkin carving and decorating
will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday,
October 27, at the recreation center.
Pumpkins and tools will be provid
ed.
A haunted trail will be held Friday,
October 30, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. for
ages 12 and under and from 8 to 10
p.m. tor those over 12. The trail
becomes scarier as the night pro
gresses. The last tours are at 7:30
and 10 p.m. The activity may not be
appropriate for small children.
AARP meets
on Thursday
The local chapter of AARP will
meet at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Octo
ber 22, at the Sandfiddler Restau
rant.
The nominating committee will
present the 1999 slate of officers.
.Vice-president Margaret Connaugh
ton will review the AARP Hand
book. Instructor Isobel Beebe will
discuss the 55 Alive” driving
course that will be taught during
November in Southport.
All functions of AARP are open to
persons age 50 and over.
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A Halloween Carnival will be held
from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, October
31, at the recreation center. There
will be a best-costume contest,
games and prizes.
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