Interesting Privacy Screens for Home Landscapes
As we begin to live closer to one another, the need for privacy and personal space in our yards …
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Giving Up on Traditional Turfgrass? Plant a Meadow Garden.
Having given up on fighting weeds, diseases, insects, and environmental stressors that plague traditional warm-season grasses, a growing contingency …
Master Gardener℠ Volunteers Participate in Second Year of Basil Downy Mildew Trial
Introduction Basil Downy Mildew (BDM) has had a devastating effect for both commercial and home growers on what once was …
Time to Submit Your Soil Samples
Even though the gardening season is winding down, there is still just one more thing left to do before …
Pesticide Recertification Trainings for Private Applicators
If you currently hold a private pesticide applicator’s license and are due for recertification in 2022, then check below …
Learn to Grow: Wild Columbine for the Home Garden
Wild Columbine in the Garden The best college job I ever had was the summer I worked in the Cherokee …
Learn to Grow: The Importance of Trees
Written by Julie Taylor, Master Gardener Volunteer I have always been a tree-hugger. Reading the Dick and Jane series in …
Haywood County Master Gardener Plant Clinic: Here to Help You!
The Haywood County in-person Master Gardener Plant Clinic is re-opening for business, every Tuesday from 9 a.m.-12n and every …
Master Gardener Virtual Plant Clinic: Now Open!
Plant Questions? Master Gardeners are available to answer your questions about lawns, vegetables, flowers, trees, and ornamental plants; disease, insect, …
Learn to Grow: All America Selections
By: Jim Janke, Master Gardener Volunteer All gardeners have favorite plant varieties. Whether it’s a new hybrid, or heirloom seed …
Haywood County Nurseries Save Money by Monitoring Plant Nutrition
Routinely checking pH, soluble salts, and nutrient levels via “pour-through” procedure should be an essential element for production and …
Early Detection of Ambrosia Beetles Saves Thousands for Local Nursery
Granulate [Asian] ambrosia beetles are destructive insect pests, and a big concern for nursery growers throughout North Carolina. These …