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Beautification

Garden Club Tackles Four Corners Before Winter Sets In

October–November 1996

From The Times Archives · Originally published October–November 1996

(From left)Lu Green,Julie Einspanier and Lois Schoemehl attack debris found in the planters,before they begin transplanting. Photographer not credited.

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(From left) Lu Green, Julie Einspanier and Lois Schoemehl attack debris found in the planters, before they begin transplanting. (From left) Michelle Pike, Julie Einspanier, and Beth Tipton work at thinning overgrown plants, while Julie Schoemehl and Lu Green (rear) evaluate another planter before plunging in.

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(From left)Lu Green,Julie Einspanier and Lois Schoemehl attack debris found in the planters,before they begin transplanting. Photographer not credited.

(From left)Michelle Pike,Julie Einspanier,and Beth Tipton work at thinning overgrown plants,while Julie Schoemehl and Lu Green(rear)evaluate another planter before plunging in. Photographer not credited.
(From left)Michelle Pike,Julie Einspanier,and Beth Tipton work at thinning overgrown plants,while Julie Schoemehl and Lu Green(rear)evaluate another planter before plunging in. Photographer not credited.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, October–November 1996.

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Original source: SD_Times1996_10.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.

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