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Leaf Spot on Hydrangeas

Are you seeing spots on your hydrangea leaves this fall? Fungal leaf spot diseases are the most active during …

Garden Mum

Mums the Word!

Nothing screams fall like the vivid autumn colors of mums. Mums offer a variety of color with minimum care. …

Daffodils, Spring Bulbs

Spring Bulbs to the Rescue

It’s been a hot, trying summer and the cooler fall temperatures have many of us looking forward to getting …

Container Herbs

Change of Seasons

The new normal is taking some getting used to. However, some things stay the same and can give us …

Watering Plants

Watering Plants in Summer

It is HOT. Thirsty hot. We can all use a little extra hydration when it’s hot, and so do …

Cover photo for Sick or Distressed Trees

Sick or Distressed Trees

Written by Matt Bertone, edited by Minda Daughtry Trees are everywhere in North Carolina and provide numerous benefits, including shade, …

Flea Beetle Damage

My Garden Has Changed Over

My garden has changed over and is about to again. The greens have pretty much quit for the time …

Callisia Fragrans

Houseplant Vacation Time

Summertime is traditionally vacation time. While I’m not traveling much these days, I am enjoying the essence of what …

Watering Can

July and August Gardening Guidelines

This article was written by Master Gardener℠ Volunteer, Becky Garrett General Yard and Garden Information and Tasks Keep a log book …

Spring Cleaning to Prevent Pests

Witten by Patty Alder, Training Coordinator for the NC State University Structural Pest Management Training Facility, edited by M. Daughtry Most …

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