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Topic: Question about invasive removal and native plant landscaping
Date: Mon 31 Mar 2025 at 10:12 PM
Hi! So I’m not sure if this is the right place to contact, I’m hoping perhaps you could at least point me in the right direction, we recently bought our home in bowling green, now that spring is hitting and everything is growing we are identifying all the plants. I’m realizing that almost everything is considered invasive. We’re working on prioritizing what needs to be removed first and then how to go about replacing it all with more native and healthy landscaping for our area. Is this by chance something soky wild ones may be able to have advice on as we go along and if not do you have any other local resources you’d recommend checking out?
From: Ryan Dowell Email: [email protected]
Topic: SKYCTC Spring Festival 2025 Table
Date: Mon 24 Mar 2025 at 4:28 PM
Good Afternoon!
My name is Ryan Dowell and I am a librarian at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC). We are conducting a Spring Festival 2025 at SKYCTC on Wednesday, April 23rd. On behalf of the Diversity Committee at SKYCTC, I would like to invite you to participate with a table at the event to educate us about SOKY WildOnes and how we can help. Student clubs and organizations will also be hosting games and activities for participants.
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• 9 AM to 10 AM set-up
• 10 AM to 2 PM event (it’s okay if you cannot stay the whole time)
• 2 PM to 2:30 PM breakdown
• Free native tree giveaway by the Sustainability Committee: 10 AM to 2 PM
This event is scheduled to be held in our outdoor courtyard (“The Grove”) by Building L, where our Welcome Center is located. It is recommended that you bring sunscreen and wear weather-appropriate clothes for the day. In the event of rain, it will be held inside Building L.
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Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College
1845 Loop Drive | Bowling Green, KY | 42101
Office: 270.901.1184
From: Jess Slade Email: [email protected]
Topic: Weed Wrangle at Mammoth Cave National Park
Date: Tue 18 Mar 2025 at 2:56 PM
Hello Southern KY Wild Ones!
I am writing to see if you might be able to share information with your members about an upcoming event that the Kentucky Invasive Plant Council will be hosting at Mammoth Cave National Park on April 2nd from 9AM – 12PM CT. We’ll be hosting a Garlic Mustard Weed Wrangle followed by a guided wildflower walk in the park. We have a flyer that we’d be happy to share with you via email if you’d like – we are also asking folks interested in attending to register via a google form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1srAtaukhPWWdPBHTcjrkWhpUFiPeAASfu7SbQ3QnJ1Q/edit
If you could help spread the word with your members, we’d really appreciate it!
Best,
Jess
Jess Slade
President, Kentucky Invasive Plant Council
Conservation Manager, Kentucky Natural Lands Trust
From: Courtenay Howell Email: [email protected]
Topic: Invasive removal on private property
Date: Wed 19 Feb 2025 at 12:03 PM
I work for the City of Bowling Green Stormwater/ environmental compliance division – we have a citizen that doesn’t have the financial means to remove invasive bamboo encroaching on her property from her neighbor who also doesn’t have the financial (or physical) means to remove the bamboo. There is no animosity between the neighbors. The bamboo is causing Stormwater runoff issues around her home, possibly contributing to flooding concerns. She has reached out to the city for assistance or guidance. I know it’s a long shot BUT does your organization do invasive removal on private property or have any additional resources we could provide this citizen. I appreciate your time. 270-202-5070
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From: Mildred (Midge) Krebs Email: [email protected]
Topic: Grant proposal
Date: Sun 3 Nov 2024 at 2:34 PM
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From: Sherry Williams Email: [email protected]
Topic: Additional Info on the Organization
Date: Mon 23 Sep 2024 at 8:38 PM
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From: Beth Wilson Email: [email protected]
Topic: jonathan holmes event
Date: Thu 1 Aug 2024 at 8:02 AM
I’m the Horticulture Agent in Pulaski Co and was interested in the background of Jonathan Holmes who is presenting a program on indigenous plant knowledge in October. I’d like to possibly get him to do a program for me as well. Can you please provide contact information for him? Thanks in advance,
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From: Lee Corr Email: [email protected]
Topic: Monarch restoration
Date: Mon 3 Jun 2024 at 12:49 PM
Hi, I am fairly new to the area. I live in Dawson Springs. We moved here in October 1923. Recently I qualified for a free milkweed program and I just received 132 seedlings. I was wondering if there’s any members in my area that would be willing to come over and help me plant these guys. My phone number is area code 516-967-3984. And I will be joining, your group as soon as possible just terribly busy right now. Or maybe you could help me get that process started now thank you so much.
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Topic: Urgent – Help for Ukraine
Date: Sun 5 May 2024 at 3:44 AM
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From: Danny Strong Email: [email protected]
Topic: Cave City Prairie restoration project
Date: Wed 17 Apr 2024 at 1:19 PM
I joined your wild ones group, i have been a member of Lexington wild ones in the past. We bought a neighborhood in Cave City and am working with Roundstone Seed company to Replant native Prarie flowers and Grasses. I have other areas that also need landscaping and i was going to see if i could get some advice or contacts of a landscaper who could help plant and plan this project.
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From: Danny Strong Email: [email protected]
Topic: Cave City Prairie restoration project
Date: Tue 16 Apr 2024 at 7:56 PM
I joined your wild ones group, i have been a member of Lexington wild ones in the past. We bought a neighborhood in Cave City and am working with Roundstone Seed company to Replant native Prarie flowers and Grasses. I have other areas that also need landscaping and i was going to see if i could get some advice or contacts of a landscaper who could help plant and plan this project.
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From: Elizabeth Derr Email: [email protected]
Topic: Landscaping
Date: Sat 30 Mar 2024 at 12:24 PM
My partner and I recently purchased a property that used to be a field with just under 2 acres of property. We’re looking for information and advice specifically about native trees with edible fruits and nuts and where we might be able to purchase, as well as other native edibles for landscaping. We’d like to incorporate natives as much as possible or at least make sure we’re not planting anything invasive.
From: Hendrix Brakefield Email: [email protected]
Topic: LifeWorks at WKU Garden Collaboration
Date: Thu 28 Mar 2024 at 12:54 PM
I am the director of LifeWorks which supports very high functioning autistic adults who want to live indepdently. We are wanting to start a garden behind our main building and Court Stevens at the Warren County Public Libraries suggested you all could be good partners to reach out to about this,
Our plan right now is to get small pots for evreyone and let them order a seed of their choosign from the library to plant. Then they can care for their inddivual plant.
But we also want to plant a community garden out back and they could maybe transplant some of their pots into it.
Anyways, just wanting to connect. Feel free to email me back anytime and maybe we can schedule a call or meeting.
thank you!
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From: Ryan Dowell Email: [email protected]
Topic: SKYCTC Spring Fest 2024 at Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College
Date: Thu 7 Mar 2024 at 3:45 PM
Good Afternoon!
My name is Ryan Dowell and I am a librarian with Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC). We are conducting a Spring Festival 2024 at SKYCTC on Wednesday, April 17th. On behalf of the Diversity Committee at SKYCTC, I would like to invite you to participate with a table at the event to educate us about Wild Ones and how we can help. Student clubs and organizations will also be hosting games and activities for participants.
The Spring Carnival is in part a celebration of Earth Day, Arbor Day, diversity in cultures, and sustainably protecting life’s biodiversity (including us). This is a community outreach event to inform and provide the community with an opportunity to give back while creating awareness. I hope we can count on your support and look forward to seeing you at our 2024 Spring Carnival.
The schedule for the day would be as follows:
• 9 AM to 10 AM set-up
• 10 AM to 3 PM event (it’s okay if you cannot stay the whole time)
• 3 PM to 3 – 4 PM breakdown
• Free tree giveaway by the Sustainability Committee: 10 AM to 2 PM
This event is scheduled to be held in our outdoor courtyard (“The Grove”) by Building L, where our Welcome Center is located. It is recommended that you bring sunscreen and wear weather-appropriate clothes for the day. In the event of rain, it will be held inside Building L.
Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Ryan Dowell
Librarian/Associate Professor
Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College
1845 Loop Drive | Bowling Green KY | 42101
Office: 270.901.1184
From: Julie Slater Email: [email protected]
Topic: Webmaster question
Date: Thu 7 Mar 2024 at 10:15 AM
Hi there, my name is Julie, and I’m the webmaster for Wild Ones Greater Cleveland. I’m reaching out because I love the calendar view on your website, and I’d like to know how you used Formidable to make it! Would your webmaster have time to chat and explain your process?
Thanks very much for your time,
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From: Leah Dick Email: [email protected]
Topic: Volunteer/tabling opportunity: Trees Lexington! community planting event 11/18
Date: Tue 14 Nov 2023 at 5:10 AM
I’m currently working with the local non-profit Trees Lexington! We’re currently organizing a community tree planting event at William Wells Brown Elementary School and Community Center from 11am-2pm next Saturday, November 18. This is part of a larger pilot project to increase tree equity in Lexington. I wanted to offer the opportunity for Kentucky Wild to come plant (11-1) and then table during our lunch/social/kids activity time (1-2). I’d be happy to send an event flyer via email but here is our sign-up link: https://www.trackitforward.com/site/837611/event/876612
From: Jerry Barnaby Email: [email protected]
Topic: Bee house
Date: Fri 3 Nov 2023 at 5:10 AM
I signed up for the November 9 workshop. I cannot make it. Please remove my attendance so someone else can attend.
From: Jerry Barmaby Email: [email protected]
Topic: No plant sage august 26?
Date: Sat 26 Aug 2023 at 10:17 AM
Saw lost river cave event. No there today? When is next?
From: Bill Oldham Email: [email protected]
Topic: Monarch Waystation and Garden Tour
Date: Mon 7 Aug 2023 at 3:13 PM
Did you receive my reservation for two people to attend the Monarch Waystation and Garden Tour this coming Saturday morning? Thanks.
From: Natasha Smith Email: [email protected]
Topic: Jennings Creek greenway restoration
Date: Thu 6 Jul 2023 at 3:00 PM
Hello. I’ve been to a few of your events but didn’t have contact info for a specific person. I am working with BiekWalkBG and other city groups on the Jennings Creek greenway restoration and new linear park & outdoor classroom. I would love to talk to you about potentially getting your input as we plan a wildflower and/or sensory garden and bioswales. My office #270-393-3347, personal cell #270-799-5579. I work in the City County Planning Commission. Thank you! Natasha Smith
From: Judi Clark Email: [email protected]
Topic: natural/native landscaping for Scottsville 1st United Methodist
Date: Wed 21 Jun 2023 at 6:56 PM
We have had to remove most of our landscaping due to water issues, mulch buildup and it not being maintained. I am the Chair of our Trustees, who oversees the landscaping,
and would love some direction on a native/natural and low maintenance landscaping.
Thank You
Judi Clark
Trustee Chair
Scottsville 1st United Methodist Church
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From: Jeff Kallet Email: [email protected]
Topic: New book on native plants: Gardening for Moths
Date: Wed 5 Apr 2023 at 2:57 PM
Dear Wild Ones of Southern Kentucky,
Ohio University Press in Athens is announcing the publication of a new native plant/pollinator guidebook that I hope will be of interest to your members:
Gardening for Moths: A Regional Guide (https://www.ohioswallow.com/book/Gardening+for+Moths)
By Jim McCormac and Chelsea Gottfried
280 pages, 613 color photographs, 7 x 10-in.
$36.95 trade discount paperback
ISBN 9780821425206
Publication date: March 28, 2023
“We love our beautiful butterflies, but we could love our moths, too, if we fully appreciated their essential role in nature. Moths and their caterpillars transfer more energy from plants to other animals than any other herbivores. A landscape without moths is a landscape without birds and many other animals. In Gardening for Moths, Jim McCormac and Chelsea Gottfried tell us how to bring these wonderful creatures into our landscapes and into our lives.”—Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home: How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants
In Gardening for Moths, Jim McCormac and Chelsea Gottfried emphasize the important role moths play in the ecosystem, both as pollinators and as a critical food source for birds and bats. The book—heavily illustrated with more than 600 color photos—encourages home gardeners to consider an array of native plants that attract moths. Because moths are mainly nocturnal, getting good photographs is a bit of challenge, so this book’s visual offering is a major selling point. The “region” of the subtitle is largely the Midwest, but specifically these states: IL, IN, KY, southern MI, OH, western NY, western PA, north and west WV, southeast WI.
ORDERING
Ask for Gardening for Moths at your local bookstore. Copies can also be purchased on our website shopping cart and from online retailers. Don’t hesitate to share the book information with your local library, too—thank you.
*If the UK Extension for Fayette County is interested in a discounted bulk purchase, feel free to let me know.
FREE EXCERPTS ON THE WEB PAGE:
—Table of Contents
—Introduction
EVENTS
Jim McCormac and Chelsea Gottfried both live in central Ohio and are available to give book presentations. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] to request contact information.
Thank you,
Jeff Kallet
Jeff Kallet, Sales & Events
Ohio University Press
Alden Library, Suite 101
Athens, OH 45701
GARDENING BOOKS LIST (https://www.ohioswallow.com/subject/Gardening), including Bill Best’s Saving Seeds, Preserving Taste: Heirloom Seed Savers in Appalachia, and Kate Black’s Row by Row: Talking with Kentucky Gardeners.
From: Angie Kerrick Email: [email protected]
Topic: May 11 garden design
Date: Sat 1 Apr 2023 at 8:25 AM
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From: Merrie Richardson Email: [email protected]
Topic: SKY Spring Festival
Date: Thu 16 Mar 2023 at 11:10 AM
Hello Wild Ones!
My name is Merrie Richardson and I am an Assistant Professor of Biology with Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) and Chair of the Diversity Committee. I am also a new member of Wild Ones. SKYCTC will be hosting its Spring Festival on Wednesday, April 19th. On behalf of the Diversity Committee at SKYCTC, I would like to invite you to participate with a table at the event to educate us about the membership, educational, and volunteer opportunities associated with Wild Ones and how we can help. Student clubs and organizations will also be hosting games and activities for participants.
The Spring Festival is in part a celebration of Earth Day, Arbor Day, diversity in cultures, and sustainably protecting life’s biodiversity (including us). This is a community outreach event to inform and provide the community with an opportunity to give back while creating awareness.
The schedule for the day would be as follows:
9 AM to 10 AM set-up
10 AM to 2 PM event (it’s okay if you cannot stay the whole time)
2 PM to 2:30 PM breakdown
Free tree giveaway by the Sustainability Committee: 10 AM to 2 PM
This event is scheduled to be held in our outdoor courtyard (“The Grove”) by Building L, where our Welcome Center is located. It is recommended that you bring sunscreen and wear weather-appropriate clothes for the day. In the event of rain, it will be held inside Building L.
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From: Tiffany Isselhardt Email: [email protected]
Topic: Kentucky Museum Interior Courtyard Garden
Date: Wed 8 Mar 2023 at 11:15 AM
Hey SOKY Wild Ones,
The Kentucky Museum has been re-imagining use of our interior courtyard space – which is open to the sky above and has green areas in it. Much of it is trees and some overgrowth / grass. While WKU does maintain the space (to a degree), we would like to “program” the space better – with a focus on native plants and making room for outdoor sculptures and continued use by the Kentucky Forge Council. I recently came across your Facebook page and noticed your work with Lost River Cave. Would you be interested in talking about the space and taking a look? I’d love to learn more about your work, especially with LRC, and some general advice on natural landscaping, how you’ve funded the LRC restorations, and see if we can collaborate more. The Kentucky Museum loves building local partnerships with our community and helping spread the word about projects like yours, so it’d be great to connect and see if there’s any opportunities for collaboration. Thanks!
From: Laura Beth Fox-Ezell Email: [email protected]
Topic: Programs in partnership with the library
Date: Fri 25 Nov 2022 at 1:27 PM
Hello! My name is Laura Beth and I work with Warren County Public Library and am in the process of planning our Summer Reading program for 2023! Our theme this year is “Growing Readers” – and we hope to incorporate as many garden/farm/plant-based programming as possible for our community! Would you all have any interest in providing educational classes or interactive learning opportunities for children during this season? I would love to talk more about how we can help with your mission, too!
Feel free to reach out to me via phone or email!
Laura Beth Fox-Ezell
[email protected]
(270)781-4882 x221
From: Taylor Oakes Email: [email protected]
Topic: Pesticide Use Health & Safety Guide!
Date: Wed 28 Sep 2022 at 12:45 PM
Hello Wild Ones,
Happy Wednesday!
I visited your page at https://soky.wildones.org/resources/ and see you have some great information; I’d like to ask if you’re open to including more?
My name is Taylor and I work at ConsumerNotice.org, a website dedicated to providing information about harmful products, environmental hazards, and preventing personal injuries.
As you may know, most pesticides can pose a risk to humans and animals. For this reason, we have published a guide with organic, homemade, and agricultural alternatives.
You can check out the guide here:
https://www.consumernotice.org/environmental/pesticides/roundup/alternatives/
Would you consider adding this link to your website to help us spread awareness?
If you have any feedback for me I’d appreciate it if you passed it my way!
Respectfully,
Taylor Oakes | Outreach Coordinator
1 S Orange Ave. STE 200 | Orlando, FL 32801
From: Becky McCarren McCarren Email: [email protected]
Topic: Explainer Video for wildones.org
Date: Sat 21 May 2022 at 1:20 PM
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From: Kim Buck Email: [email protected]
Topic: Plant sale
Date: Thu 28 Apr 2022 at 9:01 PM
I’d like to mail a check to Soky Wild Ones. Please send me a mailing address.
Thank you.
Kim
From: Beth Blum Email: [email protected]
Topic: April 26?
Date: Thu 22 Apr 2021 at 6:50 PM
Hello!
I’m a new member of the Wild Ones in Lexington and tuned in when you hosted Doug Tallamy. I made a note that there’s another zoom meeting with the gardener that Doug features in some of his talks that has the small urban garden and I thought your chapter is hosting her on April 26. Is this correct? I’m very interested in hearing her ideas as I too have a small space.
Beth Blum