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Oct 8, 2025 ∙ 1 min
New Landscape Ordinance Passes in Kansas City
With unanimous support, the Kansas City, Missouri City Council passed a new ordinance on September 9th allowing for more native plantings in the City. Prior to this update, any plants over 10” tall were considered a “rank weed” per the City’s Nuisance Code (Chapter 48) and subject to fines if reported. With the amendment of the Property Maintenance Code, intentional native plantings are allowed to grow to their natural heights for the purpose of benefiting our natural environment. This new...
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Aug 2, 2025 ∙ 1 min
A Legacy of Cultivation: Carolyn Vellar's Journey from Community Organizer to Master Gardener President
Carolyn Vellar's path to becoming the president of the Platte County Master Gardeners chapter is a story of roots, both personal and professional. It's a journey shaped by a childhood filled with rich history and a mother's unique passion for fishing, all of which ultimately led her to a life of cultivating both plants and community.
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Jul 25, 2025 ∙ 1 min
Master Gardeners Cultivate Education, Service
Platte County Citizen Platte County is building up membership for a quickly growing master gardener program provided by the University of Missouri Extension Program.
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