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Category Archives: Public Meetings
PGT Newsletter Spring Summer 2012
There are a lot of exciting things happening this year at the PGT including three new walks. To learn more click here to download the Spring/Summer newsletter. List of upcoming PGT Walks: Bird Walk: Saturday, April 28, 7 a.m., Leader: … Continue reading
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PGT Board Meeting
Dale Doerhoff, Lorna Domke and Will Marshal in the PGT Visitor Center Last Saturday we held our quarterly PGT Meeting. Among the things we discussed were: New Website – almost ready (that is what Lorna is showing Dale and Will … Continue reading
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Botanists Field Trip to the PGT
Paul McKenzie identifies False Aloe (Manfreda virginica) 32 Botanists had a great time touring the PGT today. They came from as far away as New Zealand, Korea, Japan, Spain and Germany. They are in St. Louis for the Botany 2011 … Continue reading
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Chanticleer – a Pleasure Garden
Hydrangeas Public Gardens often focus on education, research and conservation. Occasionally they focus purely on pleasure. One of the gardens we visited while at the APGA conference was Chanticleer. Chanticleer describes itself as a “Pleasure Garden” and it really was. … Continue reading
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Visitor Center Quieter
Drapes and carpeting are new at the PGT Center In the last few months drapes and carpeting have been added to the main room of the PGT Visitor center. This helps the acoustics of the room. The room is large … Continue reading
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