There are five generations, from 8 to 86, in Daphne Rabon's family. In the front, from the left, are Kennon and Annaleigh; in the back, from the left, are Brenda Vinson, Opal Taylor, Tiffany Braswell and Daphne Rabon.
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Submitted by Daphne Rabon
There are five generations, from 8 to 86, in Daphne Rabon's family. In the front, from the left, are Kennon and Annaleigh; in the back, from the left, are Brenda Vinson, Opal Taylor, Tiffany Braswell and Daphne Rabon.
Five generations
Many tropical plants make excellent house guests
As you plan your selections of house plants and their placement in the home, there are some factors that need to be reviewed.
Ornamental grasses add color, luster
Ornamental grasses add value to the aesthetics of the site through the color and luster they offer which can’t be achieved from flowers and shrubs. They are a real component in the landscape and provide seasonal qualities throughout each season. From their vivid vegetative qualities and resulting seedhead exhibition during the growing season to their attractive dormant stage in the winter months, they offer unique characteristics and value.
Welcome May days with coneflowers
As May days come and go, enjoy your activities in the landscape. Good weather and an abundance of birds, bees, butterflies, squirrels, and other wildlife are in your surrounds to enjoy while conducting routine chores or simply fulfilling your hobby bucket list. It is fun and May weather is here to assist. Welcome May days with coneflowers!
Doerun student among ABAC Pacesetters
One Superior Pacesetter award and 11 Pacesetter awards were presented by the campus newspaper’s editorial board at the recent Student Leadership Banquet at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Do something flower-tacular as Earth Month ends!
The weather seems to fluctuate between warm and cool temperatures during these wonderful days of April. However, as April gives way to May, we will be experiencing warmer temperatures and more beautiful flowers. Enjoy the springtime while it lasts because the heat of summer draws near. Do something flower-tacular as Earth Month ends!
Do something plant-tacular for Earth Day!
As you continue working in your yards and landscapes, let your motivation and enthusiasm guide you to learn more about plants. In so doing, certain colors and characteristics will tend to attract you to certain plants, more so than others. Below are additional plants that offer various qualities which help to beautify the landscape and grounds throughout the season and year. Do something plant-tacular for Earth Day!
Program helping African-American students succeed
The African-American Male Initiative (AAMI) program at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College has reached a milestone with the highest number of students graduating from the program and earning a college degree since the inception of the program at ABAC. One of those is Moultrie native Enorris Hadley.
Rowe gives program on Gloriana Daisies
Faye Rowe, assisted by her great-granddaughter, Jailey Sellers, presented a program on Gloriosa Daisies, Rudbeckia hirta. There are several varieties ofthis daisy, and many colors. Some are tuberous, climbing perennials. Some are a strain of the black-eyed susan. Plants are erect and thick stemmed, and grow two to three feet tall.
Lewis sings for Sunshine Club
Dr. Jim Lewis, dentist from Thomasville, entertained the Sunshine Club at Oak Dale Baptist Church recently. Lewis and his guitar made some wonderful music.
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