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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenters:  Kay Oden\, Deputy Director\, City of Birmingham\,
  Department of Public Works/Hosticulture\nAnd\nRip Weaver\, CLARB\, ASLA\,
  Landscape Architect and Executive Director of Aldridge Gardens\nGary Webb
 \, President\, Gary A. Webb Horticulture\, Inc.\nFREE for Members/$12 Non-
 Members\n\nIt’s kind of like visiting the Humane Society and rescuing a pe
 t who desperately needs a home.  On Saturday\, February 18\, Keep Birmingh
 am Beautiful will sponsor the 20th Annual Plant Dig at the New Georgia Lan
 dfill.   These native plants desperately need to be rescued and find new h
 omes because more space is needed for a landfill\, and you are invited!  I
 n this “two-classes-in-one” seminar\, first you will see a Power Point and
  learn about  some of the most common plants that live in this area includ
 ing fern\, hydrangea\, dogwood\, red bud\, Hearts-a-Bustin\, wild ginger\,
  trillium\, American Beech to  name a few.  Second\, you will learn from t
 he experts how to prepare a plant for digging and  transplanting including
  pruning for form and root care in order to sustain it\, so it will thrive
  in its new environment in your home landscape.    Therefore\, please join
  us the week prior to the Plant Dig to learn all the details about identif
 ying\, digging\, and transplanting some new natives in your garden!  More 
 information and directions  to the dig site will be available during class
 . \n
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DESCRIPTION:Presenters:  Kay Oden\, Deputy Director\, City of Birmingham\, 
 Department of Public Works/Hosticulture\nAnd\nRip Weaver\, CLARB\, ASLA\, 
 Landscape Architect and Executive Director of Aldridge Gardens\nGary Webb\
 , President\, Gary A. Webb Horticulture\, Inc.\nFREE for Members/$12 Non-M
 embers\n\nIt’s kind of like visiting the Humane Society and rescuing a pet
  who desperately needs a home.  On Saturday\, February 18\, Keep Birmingha
 m Beautiful will sponsor the 20th Annual Plant Dig at the New Georgia Land
 fill.   These native plants desperately need to be rescued and find new ho
 mes because more space is needed for a landfill\, and you are invited!  In
  this “two-classes-in-one” seminar\, first you will see a Power Point and 
 learn about  some of the most common plants that live in this area includi
 ng fern\, hydrangea\, dogwood\, red bud\, Hearts-a-Bustin\, wild ginger\, 
 trillium\, American Beech to  name a few.  Second\, you will learn from th
 e experts how to prepare a plant for digging and  transplanting including 
 pruning for form and root care in order to sustain it\, so it will thrive 
 in its new environment in your home landscape.    Therefore\, please join 
 us the week prior to the Plant Dig to learn all the details about identify
 ing\, digging\, and transplanting some new natives in your garden!  More i
 nformation and directions  to the dig site will be available during class.
  \n
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SUMMARY:'Plant Rescue!  Lean How to Dig and Sustain Free Natives'
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