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Here we are, nearing the end of 2021. Things are still far from ‘normal,’ but we are getting there. Another sign of improvement is the return of The Compost Pile! Yes, folks, your favorite publication is returning. We ask for your patience while we lubricate the presses and wake up the contributors.

We plan on providing interesting information you can use in your garden and landscape as well as keeping you apprised of the collective shenanigans of the Master Gardener Volunteers. As we did before, we are always looking for content. Do you have a favorite plant you want to highlight? A tip or hint that you’ve discovered that helps you out? Maybe you have a gardening question? Now is not the time to be bashful. Send in your stuff and we’ll take it from there! It’s good to be back and we look forward to future editions.

Plentiful Plantings The Editors

Winged Elm (Ulmus alata) an underused native tree with interesting corky winged bark. Photo by Larry Williams, UF/IFAS Extension Agent

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Please submit articles, photos, recipes, etc. no later than November 30th to be included in the next issue of The Compost Pile which is due out December, 2021

Please remember when submitting photos to let us know who took the picture and provide us some information as to content.