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Utilizing Stepping Stones to add Function to your Maryland Garden
Garden pathways invite us to enjoy the beauty of our gardens. Consider creating a pathway through your garden with one or more of the many different types of stepping stones available at a Maryland Garden Center near you (click here).

Purple Leaved Sand Cherry
Fairly common in the Midwest, it is a lovely ornamental cherry that is a hybrid. They grow to only 7 to 14 feet, spreading to a maximum of 7 to 10 feet or so.

Species of Oriental Cherry
Mature height is 15 to 25’with a spread of 15 to 20’. Mature height is 25 to 35’ with a spread of 25 to 35’. Mature height is 25 to 40’ with a spread of 20 to 35’.

Drying Flowers
Preserve many flowers by drying them in sand, borax/cornmeal mixtures or silica gel. Place flower heads with single rows of petals face down on a layer of sand or borax mix and gently trickle the granules over and around each flower.

Using Blackeyed Susans
Drying Black-eyed Susans are among the easiest flowers to dry with sand or borax. Pick dry flowers on a clear, low humidity day after dew has dried and before evening dampness.

Listings for Sand in Maryland

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	Frederick Brick Works, Inc.
	Frederick, Maryland (MD) 21701


	Parrott Materials Company
	Woodbine, Maryland (MD) 21797


	Tammy's Garden, Inc.
	Walkersville, Maryland (MD) 21793