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Officers,2011 President: Jennifer Corzine Vice President: Alvie Vesperman Treasurer: Barbara Szymczak Secretary: Helen Quinn Committee Chairs Go Texan Beds: Mike Arden Communications: Helen Quinn Children’s: Kathy Laughlin Admin: Sandra Williams Class: Jennifer Corzine Plant Texas w/wildflowers: Edmond McGee Tesa Silva Co-op: Fred Vesperman Time: Kathy Denning Anderson Beautification: Janeth Nevill/ Barbara Szymczak Publicity: Peggy Sloan Fundraiser: Linda Jolly Awards/Social: Connie Arden Texas AgriLife Extension: Shane Jennings: MG Coordinator Sandra Curl: Secretary ***************************** Newsletter Editor: Helen Quinn Articles, photos and other Information due by 27 th of each month. Send to: [email protected] Website: txmg.org/grimes [email protected] HOE! HOE! HOE! Grimes County Master Gardeners Newsletter Winner of the Texas Master Gardener Association 2 nd Place Newsletter Award 2006 VOLUME 7, ISSUE 6, June 2011 ON THE CALENDAR June/July 2011 June 1 – Workday 9.00 am at the Fairgrounds June 4-11 Grimes County Fair June 8 Senior Day at GC Fair June 14 GCMG Reg. Monthly Meeting, program by Hans Hansen of Twin Persimmon Farms, CSA (Community Sustained Agriculture) 9.00 am June 21 First day of Summer!!! July 12 GCMG Reg. Monthly Meeting, program TBA GCMG Field Trip to Tyler Rose Gardens Nine members made the journey to Tyler, TX, for a guided tour of the world-renowned rose gardens. It was a long journey but everyone had a good time. They also visited the Idea Garden. Smith Co. MG Volunteer Guides Rose Garden Pond GCMG group (Photos by Fred)

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Officers,2011

President: Jennifer CorzineVice President: Alvie VespermanTreasurer: Barbara SzymczakSecretary: Helen Quinn

Committee ChairsGo Texan Beds: Mike ArdenCommunications: Helen QuinnChildren’s: Kathy LaughlinAdmin: Sandra WilliamsClass: Jennifer CorzinePlant Texas w/wildflowers: Edmond McGee

Tesa SilvaCo-op: Fred VespermanTime: Kathy DenningAnderson Beautification: Janeth Nevill/

Barbara SzymczakPublicity: Peggy SloanFundraiser: Linda JollyAwards/Social: Connie Arden

Texas AgriLife Extension: Shane Jennings: MG CoordinatorSandra Curl: Secretary*****************************

Newsletter Editor:Helen QuinnArticles, photos and other Information due by 27th of each month. Send to:

[email protected]

Website:txmg.org/[email protected]

HOE! HOE! HOE!Grimes County Master Gardeners Newsletter

Winner of the Texas Master Gardener Association2nd Place Newsletter Award 2006

VOLUME 7, ISSUE 6, June 2011

ON THE CALENDAR June/July 2011

June 1 – Workday 9.00 am at the FairgroundsJune 4-11 Grimes County Fair June 8 Senior Day at GC FairJune 14 GCMG Reg. Monthly Meeting, program by

Hans Hansen of Twin Persimmon Farms, CSA(Community Sustained Agriculture) 9.00 am

June 21 First day of Summer!!! July 12 GCMG Reg. Monthly Meeting, program TBA

GCMG Field Trip to Tyler Rose GardensNine members made the journey to Tyler, TX, for a guided tour ofthe world-renowned rose gardens. It was a long journey but everyonehad a good time. They also visited the Idea Garden.

Smith Co. MG Volunteer Guides Rose Garden Pond

GCMG group

(Photos by Fred)

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VEGETABLE PLANTING GUIDEJUNE

3/20-6/15 – Cucumber3/25–6/10 – Eggplant4/5 – 6/15 – Melons4/5 – 6/15 - Pumpkins4/5 – 6/15 - Okra4/5-6/15 – Peas, Southern4/5-6/15 – Peppers3/15-6/15 – Squash, Summer & Winter

JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE (girasole, sunchoke) – Helianthus tuberosus

The Jerusalem artichoke is not from Jerusalem, and it is not an artichoke! It is a native North Americanperennial sunflower with knobby stem-tubers that are eaten raw, added to salads, or used like potatoes.The crisp tubers, white with brown or reddish brown skins, have a sweet and nutty taste, although they

will taste bland if harvested before the ground has started to freeze in autumn. Easy to grow, a singletuber planted in the corner of the garden will soon expand to supply the needs of the neighborhood!

The major problem with these plants is attempting to keep them from taking over the entire garden.They will grow in all regions the taste and texture of the tubers will not be as good in frost-free areas.

they require 120 days to mature, and should be planted four to six weeks before the last frost, or, in warm climates, plant in fall to provide a spring crop. Plant like potatoes, in the back of the garden where

the tall growing plants will not shade the other vegetables, 3 to 5 plants per person. Cutting the top12 inches and flowers off the stem will increase the size of the developing tubers, but don’t cut stems

off completely or you will lose all the tubers. Dig when the foliage has died down, and harvest like potatoes. Dig as needed because they don’t store well due to their thin skins. Hard freezing will not

harm the tubers.

The Jerusalem Artichoke has no starch content, storing its carbohydrate in the form of inulin. For thisreason it is often used by diabetics as a potato substitute. The tubers contain significant amounts of several vitamins and minerals and are especially rich in vitamin B1 and potassium. They are also very

low in calories, having only one-tenth the number found in an equal serving of potatoes.

Helen Quinn, photos from Wikipedia,Some text from Rodale’s “How to Grow Vegetables Organically”

“One of the healthiest ways to gamble is with a spade and a package of garden seeds” -Dan Bennett

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Grimes County Fair June 4 – 11, 2011

If you haven’t already made your plans to enter the County Fair, then you don’t have much timeleft! It is never too late to volunteer to help, though, so please contact Jennifer if you have not taken that step. We will need someone to take photos of the various activities in which we areInvolved.

GCMG Regular meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each monthat the Go Texan Building, Grimes Co. Fairgrounds, 9.00 am.,

except as noted. Two field trips are planned annually, and two evening meetings held at members' homes to enable

members who work to participate.

Questions received by email in May included request for information on “burned” appearance ofCelebrity tomatoes, ailing Junipers and Mexican Palms, and what kind of trees to plant on a “bald”Hill and planting asparagus. Remaining schedule of volunteers to answer questions by email through June 30 is :

May 20 – June 2 - Barbara Szymczak June 3 – June 16 – Sandra WilliamsJune 17 – June 30 – Sandra Williams

If you would like to join the team of “answerers” please let Helen know. Researching theanswers is a great way to increase your own knowledge as well as earning volunteer hours.

(Psssst don’t tell Kathy …………………………. )

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2011 TMGA CONFERENCE Submitted by Connie Arden Michael and I attended the TEXAS MASTER GARDENERS 2011 STATE CONFERENCE in Glen Rose, Texas in April. They really had a full agenda for the three days and we choose to spend most of our time on the tours. Here is a summary of what we saw: Chandor Gardens- owned by the city of Weatherford, Chandor was once the private estate of famed portrait artist David Chandor, who painted luminaries such as Queen Elizabeth and Winston Churchill. After moving to Texas with his native Weatherford bride in the 1930’s, he set about turning a dry, rock-strewn property into a shady, water-filled retreat. His eye for the artistic is evidenced by the garden’s ingenious layout and intricate stonework. He created huge waterfalls and stone figures making one wonder how he physically managed to create such large gardens/water features alone. The story goes that his wife controlled the money forcing him to resort to recycling: he even had a water feature made from an old grist mill stone. After their deaths the gardens were abandoned and vandalized until the city took over and maintains the gardens and daily operations. Doss Heritage & Culture Center- Their slogan is “makes history come alive” and it did. The museum housed information on Texas legends and traditions as diverse as oil and cattle barons, cowboys and Broadway/television stars (Mary “Peter Pan” Martin) and her son Larry Hagman (JR of Dallas). We heard cowboy tunes, viewed art exhibits, and learned about a local man who built many of the stagecoaches we saw/see today in movies and parades. Clark Gardens- What was once a cactus and mesquite filled prairie, is now a world-class operation---Clark Gardens Botanical Park. This garden began as a personal dream of Max (whom we met along with his daughter who toured us) and Billie Clark, who wanted to create their own Texas version of a classical English garden. It combines traditional design with regional plantings and practices. Since the 1970’s, the Clark’s relied on tough Texas native and well adapted plants as the backbone of their garden. Clark Gardens is known for its plantings, ponds and swans as well as its G-Scale model garden trains, chapel and historic tree trail. (Edmond would really love to see their poppy fields. I believe they are planning on hosting a conference for poppy growers in the near future). All of these tours were very enjoyable and informative and would make a trip to the Ft. Worth area “worth” the time and travel.

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SMILE GARDEN

Submitted by Connie Arden

Smiling is the beginning of laughter…….plant some smile seeds to grow into

laughter and reap blossoms of positive physical, mental, and social benefits.

TOMATO…..TOMOTOE……………???!!!!

*What did the sergeant tomato say to the slacker soldier tomato?....You better

ketchup!

*How do you fix a broken tomato?......Tomato paste!

*Why did the tomato blush?.....Because he saw the salad dressing!

AND IN HONOR OF JUNE BRIDES……

*Why do melons have fancy weddings?........Because they cantaloupe!

*What do you call two young married spiders?........Newly webs!

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The Merrye, Merrye Monthe of May

May has been a busy (and merry) month for GC Master Gardeners. May 1 was the second day of the two-day Navasota Garden Club Homes & Gardens tour – this was mentioned in the May Newsletter, and Connie sent in a clipping from the Navasota Examiner showing SandraStuckey – unfortunately it didn’t reproduce well enough to read on here, but it did give great exposure to GCMG, and as Connie says, “the Paparazzi strikes again, with GCMG making the news again …… “. To compensate, here areA couple of pictures taken at Bogarts, where Peggy and I were stationed.

May 2 Edmond, Sharon, and Pam planted the first of the Anderson Beautification planters on Main Street.

May 6 was Farm Bureau Jr. Ag Day at the Fairgrounds. This year GCMG presented “Composting for Kids” forThe County’s 4th graders:

May 10 nine members made the journey to Tyler to tour the rose gardens (pictures on front page.)

May 17 was the Executive Board meeting in the morning, and a very enjoyable Social/Meeting at Janeth’s home in the evening. (My camera was set on “video” and I have no photos …)

Looking ahead to 2012

Time to start thinking about which office you would be interested in taking next year. The nominating committee will soon be contacting everyone with the question. A description of all offices is to be found in the By-Laws. It is good for any organization to have new officers and new ideas from time to time, and there will always be support from the out-going officer to any new one.So get ready to step up!!!


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