
Succession Planting in Your Vegetable Garden
There is something innate about Spring that makes us think, “I must plant!” Whether it is the warmth of …
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There is something innate about Spring that makes us think, “I must plant!” Whether it is the warmth of …

Spring 2023 has been an incredible year for azalea blooms in Lee County. Yards are awash in pinks, whites, …

Eremochloa ophiuroides Centipede grass is a brighter green color than Tall Fescue and prefers acidic soils. It can be an …

Trifolium repens White Clover is a common weed in turf. While unsightly in lawns it is a very valuable forage …

Diversity is the spice of life in the garden, and we are fortunate in North Carolina to have a …

Dogwoods are prized trees in North Carolina. They are the state “flower”, but they are also representative of the …

Warm weather is creeping in and we are starting to see grassy areas green up. Maybe even a few …

The Extension Master Gardeners of Lee County are SO excited to have Bryce Lane coming to speak during Ag Week 2023 in …

The flowering dogwood, Cornus florida, is the true herald of spring to North Carolinians. You know warm weather is just …

Learn about how to start and manage a vegetable garden with Horticulture Agent Amanda Wilkins. We will go over general …

Camellias are prized evergreen shrubs that flower in the fall and winter for us in central North Carolina. We …

Spring has come early this year and the ground temperatures are warming up with every day. This is a …

The bright white profiles of Callery Pears stand out from the edges of forests and yards in February and …

Seed companies have gotten very clever with their marketing strategies. See something you’ve never tried before and are compelled …

Common names are a slippery slope for the keen gardener. Sometimes they get it right, but sometimes they get …

Local Partnership We are on the look-out for Callery Pears! N.C. Cooperative Extension- Lee County Center is partnering with the …

A quick alert email came in last night from the Eastern Nursery Specialist at NC State University warning us …

July and August are the times when the phone is ringing off the hook at the office with folks …

North Carolina natives are used to seeing pine trees dot the landscape and line the roadsides. Most people don’t …

Spring flowers herald the season’s change and bring us all joy for the warmer months. Yet, disease issues can …
This annual guide supplies information concerning pesticides that can be used for controlling pests in …

Downy mildew is a disease caused by fungal-like organisms that can affect a wide variety …

This publication alerts prospective gardeners to some of the most common contaminants in urban soils, …
This table presents information on postemergence herbicides registered for use on woody ornamentals.
Tomato is a warm-season crop that, when managed using appropriate production practices, can reach first …
This publication focuses on the production and harvest of head lettuce, one of the most …
Onion is a cool-season crop that tolerates moderate freezing temperatures and is well adapted to …
At the national level, processing-tomato production remains concentrated in a few key regions. California continues …