Garden Update - September
Plants in Flower Crapemyrtle, Rose-of-Sharon, Dahlia, Canna, Ginger Lily, Chrysanthemum, Spider Lily, Fall Crocus, Liriope, Sedum, Asters, Goldenrod, Joe …
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We are hearing of lots of reports of fall armyworms around Henderson County in both fescue lawns and pastures. …
In recent years there has been an increase of reports from clients that oaks are suddenly dying. Whether it …
Algae in Ponds Ponds are wonderful landscape features to have on your property. These bodies of water add beauty and …
What the heck is this web stuff in my tree? A giant spider? No, it’s the Fall webworm. Fall Webworm The …
This summer has been warm and wet. There are high populations of rodents. All these things snakes enjoy. Luckily we …
From April – November, Have Your Soil Tested At No Charge For questions, contact Matt Jones (matt_jones@ncsu.edu) Learn how to pick up …
The orange striped oakworm is a caterpillar that defoliates oak trees. The full grown caterpillars are 1 1/2 to …
Here at N.C. Cooperative Extension – Henderson County Center we pride ourselves on developing a great culture for our …
During the many talks I give to homeowners and professionals, I try to drive home the point that most …
Western North Carolina is one of the most ecologically biodiverse regions of the world. Unfortunately development and increasing population are …
Costly Mistake The weed and feed product in the image above is labelled for specific warm season grasses. It clearly states on …
Lawn and Garden Chemicals Have Come and Gone Over the years home gardener’s access to many pesticide chemistries has come …
Plants in Flower Trumpet Creeper, Phlox, Butterfly Weed, Daylily, Red Hot Poker, Rose-of-Sharon, Sourwood, Crape myrtle, Stewartia, St. John’s …
Check out the GARDENING IN THE MOUNTAINS RADIO SHOW and PODCAST! Join host Steve Pettis, N.C. Cooperative Extension Agent in …
Many Henderson County residents utilize well water for their drinking water. Well water is usually healthful and has a …
If you follow my radio/podcast work at all you will know that I encourage people to take at least …
The white squirrel phenomena in western North Carolina is a popular topic of conversation among locals and an attraction …
Spiders get a bad rap. People think they are dangerous and having eight legs, they can look scary. Spiders …
With the lovely springtime weather we are having it is easy to forget newly installed plants need water. We …
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of dollar spot.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of large patch.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of microdochium patch (pink snow mold).
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of leaf and sheath spot in turf.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of gray leaf spot.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of fairy ring.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of copper spot.