Four Lanes End Garden Club
Langhorne, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Interested in Making a Kokedama Moss Ball?
Looking for information about plants, floral arranging, gardening and more?
Click on the photo to see a comprehensive list of books available for members in the
library of the Four Lanes End Garden Club.
PLANT CARE
Morris Arboretum Plant Clinic....................................(215) 247-5777
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 1:00 to 3:00PM
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Hotline................(215) 988-8777
Monday through Friday - 9:30AM till noon
Penn State Cooperative Extension
Bucks County.........................................................(215) 345-3283
Montgomery County...............................................(610) 489-4315
Concerned about Lyme Disease?
Learn what you can do to protect yourself.
Queen Anne's Lace or Poison Hemlock?
Click on photo to learn the difference.
Working with dried flowers?
by Four Lanes End Club Member, Becky Evinsky.
Don't have any dried flowers?
Becky suggests visiting
The Plant Lady of Bucks County, Blanche Gottel will show you how in six easy steps. Click on Blanche's photo for the instructions.
Thinking about growing an orchid or two?
Beth Davis says they are different, but not difficult.
Click on Beth's photo to the right
and learn more.
Wait! Before you add new plants to your garden, check out this list from Master Gardener, Jim Walter. Especially when foraging, you'll want to avoid these invasive species of Buck County.
Click on Jim's photo to get the list and some valuable resources before you regret what you plant.
We were recently contacted by DrugWatch, an organization dedicated to keeping families safe and sharing important health information, about Paraquat. Paraquat is a popular, higly toxic herbicide that can cause many short-term and long-term health effects. Notably, research has linked long-term exposure to paraquat to Parkinson's
Disease.
To help educate about this toxic chemical, DrugWatch has created a comprehensive guide about paraquat. It covers things like what it is used for, symptons, side effects, treatment, and more!
To become educated and aware click on DrugWatch.
Here's a great resource as shared by one of our members. Check out the Hardy Plant Society for gardens to tour, nurseries to shop, and much more.