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lilies. Lyt Wood of Tree Works in Washington will be another exhibitor. Rappahannock volunteers for that weekend will be Renate Chapman, Maggie Bracewell, Katherine Bull, Vivi Liverman, Celine Siira and Carolyn Emerick.
Some of the more unusual plants which will be available are dwarf pomegranate, azalea Magnifies (white with pink stripes), yellow flag iris, Chinese toon tree,. jujube tree, golden chain tree, and hyacinth bean.
Speakers at the fair will be Adrienne Cook at 11 a.m. Saturday, talking about “What’s New in Vegetable and Backyard Gardening.” Ethnobotanist Jim Duke will speak about “Herbs and Your Health” at 2 p.m. Saturday. “The Human History of Shenandoah National Park” will be the topic of Darwin Lambert’s talk at 11 a.m. on Sunday. His wife, Eileen Lambert, will discuss “Seeking Mushrooms and Other Wildlife in the Blue Ridge Mountains and Hollows” at noon on Sunday. At 2 p.m. Sunday, Phillip Watson will discuss “Perfect Scale and Exciting Detail: Recipe for a Successful Small Garden.”
Other exhibits will include or
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