Plant Health Alert - Arborvitae Problems
Arborvitae trees are quickly becoming the most popular tree in the nursery industry. Displacing the ‘Leyland Cypress’ as a …
Steve Pettis, Jr.
Extension Agent, Agriculture - Consumer and Commercial Horticulture Henderson County Centersteve_pettis@ncsu.eduStreet Address: 100 Jackson Park Rd
Hendersonville, NC 28792
Hendersonville, NC 28792
Mailing Address: Henderson County Center
100 Jackson Park Rd
Hendersonville, NC 28792
100 Jackson Park Rd
Hendersonville, NC 28792
Job Description Commercial and Consumer Horticulture Agent
Recent Posts by Steve Pettis, Jr.
Create a Mixed (Mostly) Native Hedge
Mixed plantings using mostly natives can do a great job at blocking views and delineating boundaries. Photo taken at …
Native Plants for Western NC
The best source for information on native plants in North Carolina is the NC Native Plant Society website. The …
North Carolina Christmas Trees Video
In the words of Clark W. Griswold, “We’re kicking off our fun, old-fashioned family Christmas by heading out into …
Garden Update - December
Plants in Flower Witch Hazel Indoors: Amaryllis, Cyclamen, Poinsettia Plants with Colorful Berries American Beautyberry, Burford Holly, Chinese Holly, …
Not Too Late to Plant Spring Bulbs
Every year the horticultural experts at Bullington Gardens plant bulbs in December for Spring blooms. Spring bulbs should be planted in …
Firewood - Buying, Producing and Storing
As December begins, Henderson County is finally getting some cooler temperatures. This is good news for people who have …
Plants for Winter Interest
The red twig dogwood is a small multi-stemmed tree that has stunningly red bark in the winter time. Plants with …