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2025 Master Gardener Training Scheduled

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Pruning Woody Stemmed Plants

Fruits, nuts, and most berry plants have woody stems that will need to be pruned between now and March …

Shoveling Winter Weeds

Winter Weed Lawn Care

If the weather will cooperate, I plan to start with a short video on winter weed control. I’ve noticed …

Annual bluegrass

Dormant Grass or Not

While the lawn has long since stopped growing, it still has a lot of green color to it. No, …

Chickweed in the lawn

Fall Lawn Dormancy and Fading

Our lawns, like the trees and shrubs, should be going dormant. First the growth will slow down, which should …

potted plants on patio

Moving Houseplants Indoors

It may seem a little early to start thinking about moving houseplants into the house with the temperature outside …

mowing leaves

Top Dressing With Fall Leaves

As lawns begin to slow their growth this month, leaves will begin to drop from the trees. These leaves …

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