Volunteers get James Ranch Park ready

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XENIA — Greene County Parks & Trails (GCP&T), OSU Extension-Greene County and Greene County Master Gardeners recently spent a day getting the display gardens at James Ranch Park ready for the coming growing season.

GCP&T volunteers, maintenance team, and office staff joined to weed, plant, move mulch and gravel, prune and more.

The display gardens at James Ranch Park, 177 Fairground Road, offer a colorful respite for those cyclists and walkers using Creekside Trail that runs adjacent to the park.

Photographers can also be found within the gardens capturing the floral and native displays.

For more information on the park or volunteering within the gardens, contact GCP&T at 937-562-6440, email [email protected] or visit gcparkstrails.com.

Submitted photos Members of the GCP&T seasonal maintenance team, Jared Robinson and Steve Reedy, work together to redesign the area around the garden gazebo.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2018/06/web1_Photo1.jpgSubmitted photos Members of the GCP&T seasonal maintenance team, Jared Robinson and Steve Reedy, work together to redesign the area around the garden gazebo.

GCP&T volunteer and master gardener Suzie Lentz works with GCP&T seasonal maintenance member Ryan Schroeder in the butterfly garden as well as the gardens surrounding the Ryan Manley Memorial Bench.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2018/06/web1_Photo2.jpgGCP&T volunteer and master gardener Suzie Lentz works with GCP&T seasonal maintenance member Ryan Schroeder in the butterfly garden as well as the gardens surrounding the Ryan Manley Memorial Bench.

Jennie Davis, GCP&T volunteer, spreads mulch in her garden as she prepares for the coming season.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2018/06/web1_Photo3.jpgJennie Davis, GCP&T volunteer, spreads mulch in her garden as she prepares for the coming season.

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