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Sitting, watching TRH Springhouse Herbs grow just got better Thanks to the exploration of two intrepid Adair County Garden Club members, and the generosity of Burton Stone, Inc., the Springhouse Herb Garden will be a better place to sit, contemplate and cogitate hereafter Click on headline for full story and photographic proof By Barbara Armitage We Will Leave No Stone Unturned... In their efforts to help make Adair County a better place to live the Adair County Garden Club members will leave no stone unturned - or picked up and moved. The search for the perfect bench stone to complete the new Springhouse Herb Garden led us to the far reaches of the county. When no "city stone" could be found Jeanne Marshburn and Barbara Armitage decided to venture into the wilds of Fairplay to seek the elusive final stone. Deep in the pit at Burton Stone these dedicated gardeners methodically searched through millions of pounds of rock to finally locate the perfect stone to complete the bench. Community support is what makes Adair County a wonderful place. The new Springhouse Herb Garden is well on its way to completion and thanks to the generosity of Burton Stone there will be a quiet place to sit and enjoy the view. We invite you to stop by the Trabue-Russell House at 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia and sit and watch the Springhouse Herb Garden grow. The Garden Club meets at 1pmCT on the 4th Thursday of each month in a variety of locations. Each meeting is designed to expand your knowledge of gardening techniques, landscape ideas, environmental issues, natural resources, birds, wildlife and more. For more information contact Barbara Armitage at 270-250-2979. This story was posted on 2012-11-05 06:35:28
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