September 2024 - test-neighbhorhood@test.highlandparkpa.com

HPGC Program: 9/29 Japanese Garden Tour
by Highland Park Garden Club Pgh 17 Sep '24

17 Sep '24

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ISO harris/walz sign
by Joy 16 Sep '24

16 Sep '24

are signs still available in the nabe? trying to save myself a drive to the south side! joy -- www.joykatz.com

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Free OBO: 3 vintage metal yard chairs in need of work
by Allison Houck 16 Sep '24

16 Sep '24

Text if interested, HP pick up. Middle chair is a rocker. Allison 717-283-9437

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Neighborhood Block Party in the Park- Highland Park Hullabaloo, hosted by HPCC
by Highland Park Community Council 16 Sep '24

16 Sep '24

Hello Neighbors! You're invited to the 3rd annual neighborhood Hullabaloo event on *Thursday September 19th, 4-7pm @ Rhododendron Shelter (off Stanton Ave) in Highland Park* There'll be free food, live music, face painting & children's activities, soda and beer tasting (with ID), and door prizes! Come meet and relax with your neighbors as we say goodbye to summer and hello to fall! The musical lineup includes 3 returning favorites: - 4-5 pm Downtempo - West African percussion and other "world music" - 5 - 6 pm Mitch Hal - Appalachian music on his 5-string banjo - 6 - 7 pm Michael Stang - “Fun Facts” will play original tunes and some popular covers. [image: 2024_Hullabaloo_miniGraphic2.png] (Note that this event serves as September's monthly HPCC Public Meeting.) -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Perennials for sale
by Rachel Kudrick 16 Sep '24

16 Sep '24

Divided mine a few months ago, so these are all well-tired and ready for transplant. Limited number of each available. Call or text Rachel. 412-251-9759 New York fern (a native variety) Small: $2 Medium: $3 Large: $5 Extra large: $8 Black-eyed Susan. $6 Yarrow 6" pot: $4 10" pot: $10 Creeping Jenny: Small: $1 Large: $3 Purple Columbine. $4 Strawberry (6" pot). $4 Cypress grass (10" terra cotta pot). $8

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Women's Shoes For Sale (size 8.5 to 9.5)
by richard＠vision-and-values.com 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

WOMEN’S SHOES/SNEAKERS For Sale 1. SKETCHERS Hands-Free Slip-Ins, “VEGAN,” periwinkle, Size 9, new in box, lists for $90, asking $30 2. CLOUD open toe and heel flats, Euro size 39 (made in Portugal), new in box, green tops with brown leather lowers, lists for $145 but cheaper online, asking $25 3. CARPE RUNEM Super DNA, purple/aqua, size 9, probably never worn, asking $15 4. NEW BALANCE 990, red, size 8.5, probably never worn, asking $15 5. BROOKS, purple, size 9.5 extra wide, probably never worn, asking $15 Richard Krepski richard(a)vision-and-values.com 5802 Jackson St., Highland Park Corner of Jackson and North Euclid (Big stucco Victorian with green trim) 412-661-8147 412-721-5595

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East Liberty Wine Festival - 2024
by Kristyn Siwiec 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

For your email blasts https://www.eastlibertychamber.org/wine-festival September 21st 2pm-6pm Broad Street East Liberty -- *Kristyn Siwiec* Marketing | East Liberty Chamber of Commerce ksiwiec(a)eastlibertychamber.org 412.901.0838 (cell)

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ISO of recommendations for garden edging
by ckulk44＠aol.com 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

Hi neighbors, I'm hoping to install edging along the pathways in my backyard pollinator garden before winter and I'm seeking input from anyone who has experience doing this. My purpose in doing this is not so much aesthetic, but more practical: to define the paths in a way that will make them easier to maintain. My questions at this point: How did you decide what kind of edging to use? What do you see as the pros and cons of any edging you've chosen to use? Was installation difficult? Did you install it yourself or hire someone to do it? Would you be willing to allow me (and a friend) to come see how your edging looks? I'll admit that I'm leaning toward aluminum, but, even within that category, there are so many options -- various kinds of corrugated versions, different thicknesses, a wide range of prices, etc. If you used aluminum, how did you determine the specification you wanted? Would appreciate anything you're willing to share on this topic. If you'd rather do it by phone, just let me know and I'll send you my phone number. So grateful for this list! Claudette

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items for sale
by Donna 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

doing some clearing out of things...porch pick up...pictures available ~black goose neck desk lamp, needs light bulb $3 ~USB 3.0 SATA hard drive flat docking station, never opened $5 ~Cheers complete season 1 dvd set $5 ~Texas instrument calculator TI-83 plus $5 ~Vtech smart shots sports center, like new $20

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Free houseplants (needing various degrees of TLC)
by Marie Cosgrove-Davies 15 Sep '24

15 Sep '24

I'm prepping to bring my porch plants inside for the winter and there are too many! I put a bunch of free houseplants outside of 5505 Margaretta St - first come first served. An assortment of succulents, cacti, easy-to-propagate things like spider plants, and various tropical plants from Home Depot and Trader Joe's. As far as I know they don't have any diseases or critters but they've been outdoors so someone may have taken up residence. Yours at no charge, but if you're so inspired you could make a thank-you donation to Grow Pittsburgh <https://www.growpittsburgh.org/give/>. --Marie

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