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Member Joan attended the celebration of the return of the Indiana constitution in the garden yesterday. See MoreSee Less

Member Joan attended

A good explanation of the significance of the document celebrated at the Old Capital Herb Garden last night. See MoreSee Less

The Old Capitol Herb Garden looks just beautiful and is ready for special visitors! See MoreSee Less

The Old Capitol Herb

The Sensory Garden we tend at the Kentucky School for the Blind is just stunning!!!! See MoreSee Less

The Sensory Garden w

Another informative meeting of members yesterday! We learned about the treatment of culinary herbs, tarragon and utilizing herbs to reduce salt intake! The refreshments were on theme and delicious! See MoreSee Less

This tune is appropriate for the work that goes into this garden! See MoreSee Less

More pictures from the Kentucky School for the Blind sensory gardens โ™ฅ๏ธ See MoreSee Less

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The School for the Blind kids weโ€™re having a ball when member Cynthia went to water the sensory garden! See MoreSee Less

Todayโ€™s gardeners! Garden is doing great thanks to all the great help. ๐Ÿชด๐ŸŒป๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐ŸŒพ๐Ÿ See MoreSee Less

Todayโ€™s gardeners!

We had a perfect morning to work in the garden and a wonderful crew: Lisa, Lorraine, Qudsia Jeanettel & Joan. We weeded , deadheaded, planted four more Marigold and installed two more signs. Three of us went to eat at Fredericโ€™s Cafe. The Chicken salad was the best I have ever had. Lorraine went back to water. The garden looked good when I left. We will need to have another session next week before the Constitution doings next Friday. We need to have the garden looking its best. Big thank you to ALL who helped today. Joan – our Garden Angel ๐Ÿ˜‡ See MoreSee Less

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All that hard work from our members this week sure paid off! The Old Capital Herb Garden is looking beautiful! See MoreSee Less

All that hard work f

We had a great crew helping out at the Sensory Garden at the Kentucky School for the Blind today. The herbs are thriving! Thanks to David, Mike, and Roger the dwarf lilac tree was moved back to anchor the left border from its safe harbor in the center of the border out of the way of the HVAC system construction last year. Now that border is ready to plant! See MoreSee Less

We had a great crew

Thought you might enjoy seeing where the cheese at yesterdayโ€™s meeting came from! See MoreSee Less

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We had another great meeting of members today! Our refreshment team helped celebrate Memorial Day. Joanne Hughes gave a fantastic presentation about using herbs and plants for natural fibers for weaving. See MoreSee Less

We had another great

Jo Ann Luecke invited our unit to her home this week to see her beautiful iris! They were just stunning! Such a fun retreat! See MoreSee Less

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It is the policy of The Kentuckiana Herb Society, a unit of The Herb Society of America not to advise or recommend herbs for medicinal or health use. This information is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered as a recommendation or an endorsement of any particular medical or health treatment.

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