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Clover as a Lawn

Many homeowners are looking for alternatives to monoculture lawns. These areas though beautiful and great for recreation severe very …

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Historic Johnson Farm

The Historic Johnson Farm, located at 3346 Haywood Road, Hendersonville, provides cultural heritage experiences and educational opportunities for school …

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Pest Alert - Ticks in the Landscape

Although there are several ticks that parasitize people and animals, the deer tick is the most concerning. Ixodes (Deer) ticks …

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Pest Alert - Boxelder Bugs

Boxelder bugs are native insects that can sometimes be a nuisance for homeowners. The black insect with orange markings …

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Prune Your Fruit Trees in February

February is the time to prune fruit trees such as apple, pear, plum, cherry, peach & nectarine. Don’t wait. According …

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Environmentally Friendly Landscaping

Rapid suburbanization often leads to environmental problems. The rapid growth that we are experiencing here in western North Carolina …

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Garden Update - February

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Pruning Calendar

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