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In the springtime in Western North Carolina many trees and shrubs can be found blooming in forests and fields …
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Collapse ▲In the springtime in Western North Carolina many trees and shrubs can be found blooming in forests and fields …
Spring Ephemeral Plants Ephemeral means existing briefly. In native plant parlance, ephemeral plants refer to plants that flower on the …
Many homeowners are looking for alternatives to monoculture lawns. These areas though beautiful and great for recreation severe very …
Wood Rotting Fungi Weaken Trees Physical wounding such as construction damage and mower damage, a lack of water and nutrient …
In the seven years I have been in Henderson County the deer population has grown noticeably. Recently, they ate …
The Historic Johnson Farm, located at 3346 Haywood Road, Hendersonville, provides cultural heritage experiences and educational opportunities for school …
Although there are several ticks that parasitize people and animals, the deer tick is the most concerning. Ixodes (Deer) ticks …
Soil/mulch Vendors in or Near Henderson County, NC Henderson County ***This article in no way endorses any company and is intended …
Three days of temperatures in the mid-fifties makes every gardener worth his or her salt want to get out …
Most spring flowering bulbs, tubers and corms are planted in the fall. The major bulbs planted in fall for …
There is no accounting for taste. Some people love a style while others hate it. The same can be …
This summer is going to be noisy! The famous cicada is going to be emerging in incredible numbers in …
Boxelder bugs are native insects that can sometimes be a nuisance for homeowners. The black insect with orange markings …
Introducing the GARDENING IN THE MOUNTAINS RADIO SHOW and PODCAST! Join host Steve Pettis, N.C. Cooperative Extension Agent in Henderson …
February is the time to prune fruit trees such as apple, pear, plum, cherry, peach & nectarine. Don’t wait. According …
Rapid suburbanization often leads to environmental problems. The rapid growth that we are experiencing here in western North Carolina …
Plants in Flower Wintersweet, Breath-of-Spring (Winter Honeysuckle), Lenten-Rose (Helleborus), Trailing Arbutus, Crocus, Violets, and Japanese Flowering Apricot What …
Join your County Agent and tree enthusiast Steve Pettis for a class about trees on February 26th at the …
Plants Remarks JANUARY Shade Trees: oak, hickory, beech, black gum, poplar, sycamore, ginkgo, etc. * (Bleeder trees include: birch, dogwood, elm, maple, & styrax) Prune …
As the cold weather finally subsides, they are amongst the first to greet us, ‘tis the season of spring …
This publication provides basic information on the nutrient needs of trees and shrubs, types of …
This gardening handbook, developed for NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteers and home gardeners, is …
This publication discusses the biology and control of zoysiagrass mites, occasional pests of turfgrass in …
While children are having fun growing, harvesting, and eating delicious, nutritious, fresh fruits and vegetables …
English ivy (Hedera helix) is a shade-tolerant, woody perennial vine. When established it creates …
This factsheet describes the biology of the brownheaded ash sawfly, Tomostethus multicinctus, and provides residential …
This factsheet describes the biology of the bronze birch borer, Agrilus anxius, and provides residential …
This factsheet describes the biology of the cottony camellia scale, Pulvinaria floccifera, and provides residential …