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Herb Society of Wake County

computergardener

15 years ago

Happy New Year Everyone...

The Herb Society of Wake County meets the last Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Commons Building in the Wake County Office Park. Right off of Poole Road, just east of the Beltline).

We welcome all those with an interest in growing and using herbs. Ongoing activities of the society include sharing seeds, plants, and catalogs; craft workshops; herbal refreshments; planting, maintaining, and harvesting herbs at our herb garden at Historic Oak View County Park.

This month get together is next Thursday Jan. 26. The topic is "Gardening with NC Natives."

It is a great group of people, we would love to have y'all join us.

John

Here is a link that might be useful: The Herb Society of Wake County

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don_licuala
15 years ago
Are there many indigenous (edible) herbs from NC?
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