Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Labels Defined

Copy public list?  There needs to be some correlation with the Article Site Blog labels, but this site will have more Labels to categorize issues that are not for the public.

Clicking on the Label on the sidebar will subset the posts down to the specific category.

Working Issues
  • Active - All issues being worked on, items needing discussion, strategy, but not really content destined for a public site (as ActiveArticle).
    Specifically excludes Labels - Ann, Help, Tech, and VerArchive
    Tag new posts with Active, when post content is complete, Active Label will be removed and VerArchive will be added
  • ActiveArticle - All web content being worked on, as active, but items needing editing for publication.
  • Ann - Announcement to working group
  • Help - Help Info
  • Tech - Technical Web details
  • NewsBlog - News, Letters, Editorials, or Comments for the News Blog
  • Hot - Hot / Time sensitive Issue
  • Link - Info on URL Links to other sites
  • Strategy - How we are going to handle an issue (vs the content)
  • Web - General content for the web
  • WebNow - High priority web content (from ActiveArticle)
  • UnCat - Uncategorized, use if you are uncertain how to categorize, I'll periodically review these labels and find an appropriate Label.

Content Categories
  • DVA - Deer Vehicle Accidents
  • Garden - Issues related to deer damage to gardens or understory
  • Hunting - specifically related to bow hunting
  • Lethal - general all lethal issues
  • News - News accounts
  • Non-Lethal
  • Research - Detailed research papers
  • Video - Videos

Draft Version Status
  • VerRough 
  • VerFirst
  • VerSecond
  • VerFinal
  • VerArchive - No longer requires action, Active/ActiveArticle Label removed
  • VerUpdate - Designates that the post has been updated

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Sandy Baker

Here's something interesting.  Found this looking over Sandy's web site.  http://www.deerproofyourgarden.com/
Apparantly Solon co-sponsored the April 2009 seminar in Pepper Pike.  Does anyone remember hearing about that?

If you like, I can try to put something together over the weekend.



This is great. I have a terrible headache so will write an intro for Sandy in the AM.
I have a lovely photo of her. She is very pretty



Found this very brief mention in the minutes for Council:

Council 10047 April 20, 2009

COMMENTS FROM THE ADMINISTRATION:

Mayor Patton said Sunday is the Earth Day celebration and encouraged residents to attend at the Community Park Parking lot.

Mayor Patton said on Saturday, April 25th, Solon will co-sponsor a seminar regarding options for deer proofing gardens. The seminar will take place at the Daisy Hill Nursery in Hunting Valley and at the Orange Public Library. Information is available on the city website and there is no cost for the seminar.

Maybe this is why they ignored her attempts to contact them. They figure they've already done the seminar. "Too bad if you missed the mention!"



I do but it was barely a bleep on the radar. When I brought her here the first time she presented at Petitti's, Eagle Creek, Seven Hills Rec center (the mayor let us use it for free) and the Aurora parks and rec center. Every venue was packed. I got her on the Sat morning radio show too with Anthony Petitti. It was a huge success and both garden centers asked her to come back. People LOVE her. She really knows her stuff. She shows a video interviewing people that have beautiful gardens, tons of roses even.

The OH State Master Gardeners extension co-hosted the Seven Hills venue.

The guy that won the Scarecrow (over $100) at the Eagle Creek seminar said to me last year that even his Day Lillies have come back and the Scarecrow works like a charm. Unfortunately he will not go public. Sandy asked him to take photos of his yard and he could be anonymous. No reply. What is wrong with people.

The folks in Grand Haven MI started what they call their Deer Garden or something like that and Sandy gave a presentation there. Actually that's a really great idea for us to propose. A community deer friendly garden. We can teach the lets kill to protect tulips crowd it can be done!



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Monday, April 11, 2011

Sandy Baker

The PPike gardening class might be added to the Sandy Baker stuff. It should be prefaced by the fact that PP Mayor Akers brought the Deer Dr [don't use this name, its a hunter name see other post] back for an encore because she is so good.  

Could add to class post if I knew this was taught by or written by Sandy Baker

John, my sincere apologies. There is an attachment with a letter from Akers singing her praises. [This was at the bottom of an email Subject: Bow Hunting, It took several searches of over 500 emails to find this doc it was Subject: Fw Solon--Deer] She is not your average 'how to protect your tulips'  expert. She is THE numero uno.

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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Gardens

I believe this would be the time to let everyone know that she has contacted all of council and Drucker. 

Russo said he would pass her info on to the mayor. However the mayor was already included in the original contact hence I think its fair to say this was a blow off. 

This added to Sandy Baker post.

We should also post her very impressive bio and write about her 2 visits to the Cleve area and how they were lined up out the door at each venue. She was invited back by Angelo Pettiti. Eagle Creek Garden Center and Pepper Pike mayor plus a few other mayors paid to bring her back again where she presented at Daisy Hill Nursery and the Orange library to again packed rooms. 

The Ohio State Master Gardeners Extension cohosted her at the Seven Hills venue. Master Gardeners consult wirh Her. Everyone loves Sandy. She also does backyard consultations where neighbors are invited.

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Deer Doctor

Searching for "deer doctor" turns up many pro hunter sites...

deerdoctor.com is redirected to a hunting site so even though she goes by Deer Dr, using that reference could misdirect someone.

The real site is http://www.deerproofyourgarden.com/