A hotter planet increases the risk of all sorts of ailments — including allergies
Pollen counts will be higher than average at times this year in parts of 39 U.S. states, AccuWeather has predicted.
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Nebraska weather and selecting fruit trees for Nebraska
If you’re thinking of planting for pollinators this spring, I will be teaching a one-hour class at the Columbus Public ...
Why you shouldn’t use wound sealer when pruning your trees
When pruning a large branch, be sure to undercut a small distance closer to the trunk on the underside of the targeted branch ...
How to reuse potting soil and other tips for freshening up your garden
Learn how to best reuse potting soil from last season to enhance your garden's vitality, plus the best way to trim browned ...
Dreams of the Possible and Impossible for This Year’s Garden
Cover crops like millet, sorghum, and black-eyed peas have been successful at the botanic gardens. They improve water ...
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Every local gardener needs these books on the shelf
It contains Blom’s science-based principles on seeing, understanding, structuring, harmonizing, rooting, and liberating the ...
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Blisters on Tomato Seedlings – What Is It & How to Treat It
If you garden long enough, eventually, you’ll find yourself familiar with every pest and disease in the book. So, this spring ...
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Hundreds of fungi species are threatened with extinction
The IUCN warns that over 400 fungi species face extinction due to deforestation, pollution, and climate change.
What’s an ‘invasive’ and are they all ‘evil’? Understand the true impact of weeds
Non-native plants are those not originating in this country, but also those not native to a specific ecosystem.
Brevard gardeners, get ready to get growing: April's 'round the corner | Sally Scalera
This is a great time of year to spruce up your yard and surroundings, and master gardener Sally Scalera has a few tips for ...