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many people as he can. He wants to emphasize that he is open and receptive to ideas.
He says that the Sheriff’s Office has to be receptive to the needs and voice of the community, adding “I think the best law enforcement products are a blend of input from the public with implementation and stewardship from the Sheriff’s Office.”
Sherertz enjoys hunting, fishing, music andwriting as hobbies. He has been published in sports and music magazines, but hasn’t had time to write recently. Sherertz makes musical instruments, and said that he has extensive experience “singing for my supper.”
rich background for the lighter-purple flowers. Frotcher’s offered the plant with purple and white flowers, but I have seen only purple in gardens in recent years. A member of the pea family, the clusters of flowers make the plant resemble a vine covered with hyacinth blossoms.
For those of you planning a country or Victorian garden, all of these vines would be among the ones offered to our great grandmothers and regaining popularity today. But even in the most modem, of urban or suburban landscapes, these plants that have proved their value over the years can meet your special needs.
Dr. Diane Relf is an environmental horticulturist with Virginia Cooperative Extension and a member of the faculty of Virginia Tech.
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