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RUBY AND I ARE HAPPY TO HAVE Mrs. Nancy Secrist join us in the Rappahannock Extension Office. She will fill the position of Extension Home Economist that has been vacant since last October. Nancy comes to us with a good background. Has a pleasant, outgoing personality and meets people easily. I know you and the 4-H Club members in Rappahannock will enjoy working with her.
SHRUBS AND EVERGREENS DAMAGED by freezing temperatures and winter winds should be left alone. It is difficult to tell how far back plants have been killed until new growth begins. First damage will be death and loss of leaves, but there maybe life in the stems or branches. Plants may be killed back to the ground, but the roots may be alive and put out new growth next spring. So the best thing to know is to leave winter damaged plants alone until new growth occurs in the spring. Then prune out and discard the dead branches.
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