NBT issue 14

Volume VII Number 14
April 8-14 1999

On Our Cover: "Our yard, just two blocks from the Chesapeake Bay, was going to be wonderful: lots of perennials, flowering shrubs and trees, a big space for growing vegetables," writes Patricia Acton in our spring gardening feature. "But first, our ugly-duckling, one-third acre needed a total transformation."
Dock of the Bay Down the Drain? Gardeners Love Compro; Foes Say It Stinks * Players Storm Beaches, Tickle Audiences * Sweet Music: Deale Gets a Good Deal * Bay Life - Just Ducky on the Patuxent * plus, Way Downstream, In Pennsylvania, halting logging to save bats In Wyoming, where modern antelope roam is on airport runways and last but not least, this week's Creature Feature: Near Brno, the Czech Republic closes a busy highway to safeguard frogs - and the police overseeing the frogs' annual migration.
In Your Own Backyard: How I Learned to Garden in Chesapeake Country by Patricia Action --- A muddied tale of dirty hands and favorite plants
Go Native! Take a tip from Mother Nature as you build your garden -- by Sharon Fitzpatrick
Home & Garden Guide Special Section!
Bay Bites The food front in Chesapeake Country: Happy at the Harbor
Editorial Sudden Impact: Owens' Building Fee Hike A Winner
Letters to the Editor Everybody Loves A Garden; Of Calverts and Kings
Commentary Can We Drive Away Congestion?
Burton on the Bay New Year's Resolution: Get a Plan, Man
Earth Journal Spring's Scarborough Fair
Not Just for Kids Summer fun with Gnat Glib and Up Close.

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