The entry states that Jean is a "naturist" rather than a naturalist. To
the best of my recollection, none of the Worthley Botany events have ever
been clothing optional.
I tried to edit the entry but may well have been thwarted.






Kathy Bilton
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07/28/2006 02:40 [WorthleyBotany] August-September
PM Schedule online, belatedly


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Hi -

Just letting you know that the August-Sept. schedule is now online. Jean
sent it to me a couple of weeks ago but somehow I overlooked it and didn't
get it online right away.

BTW - I recently discovered that Jean has an entry in Wikipedia. If
you're not familiar with Wikipedia, I suggest you check it out. There's
an interesting feature there whereby you can see not only the current
article but all its revisions. (You get to it by clicking on History.)
ANyway, the very first version of the article on Jean can be found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Jean_Worthley&oldid=22436988

--Kathy

AUGUST

5 NO CLASS ) Jean in Seattle)

12 10 am Warfields' 4900 Kemp Rd. Reisterstown, Md. 410 833 8707

_ Joe and Cas have a wonderful property with many nice natives
and many horticultural specimens

Cas sres great refreshments and Joe prepares handouts to make sure we
learn something!

19 15th annual Native Plant Seminar at Irvine Nature Center

9-:2:30 native plant sales ( 12 vendors)

9:30-1 lectures ($40 for members $50 for non- members

Our own Charlie Davis will give a workshop at 1:45 on"
Understanding Grass Flowers" There is a fee for this

Call 410 484 2413 for more information

26 4 PM Two Below

19th annual St. Fiacre Party POTLUCK

Talk and walk about 4:30 focusing on how incsects find the
plants they need We hope Dr. Frank Hansen (UMBC)

will be here to help.

SEPTEMBER

2 NO CLASS LABOR DAY WEEKEND

9 10 am Cylbrun Arboretum- weeding in Elmer's Garden- maybe we'll
find Fatuoa villosa this time.

16 10 am Two Below Plants introduced by Ernest "Chinese" Wilson (
one of Elmer's heroes)

23 10 am Two Below Plants on this property that were known by John
Bartram "America's First Gardener"

30 10 am Soldiers Delight- Meet at Main Overlook Emphasis on grasses:
Aristida, Andropogon, Schyzachrium etc.

Save October 13-15 for Maryland Native Plant Society meeting- our own
Carole Bergmann is President

Save first weekend in November (3-5) for our return to Chincoteague (Cas
has reserved the house)






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