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Henbit and Chickweed in Lawns

The plant with the little purple flowers that have been showing up in home lawns is called henbit. If you are not sure this...

Cedar Apple Rust

The birds are singing, the tulips are blooming, and junipers (also called red cedars) are “blooming” in another fashion.  Cedar apple rust is here. ...

Fertilizing the Home Orchard

Fruit trees benefit from fertilization around the bloom period, but the amount needed varies with the age of the tree. Normally, trees primarily need...

Fertilizing Grapes

Year of Planting: Apply one-half cup of a 10-10-10 fertilizer per vine as growth begins in the spring. Repeat after one month. Fertilizers should be...

Help for New Vegetable Gardeners

Kansans that are new to vegetable gardening often don’t know how much of each crop to plant. K-State Research and Extension has a publication...

Blanching Cauliflower

​Gardeners that haven’t grown cauliflower before are often surprised that the heads of most varieties are a yellowish color and not the white they...

Video of the Week: Planting a Garden

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KucOAP46g4  

If you plant them you need to provide some nutrients as well!

Horticulture News By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture If you planted cole crops such as cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower around St. Patrick's Day, we are...

Transplant Solutions and Sidedressing

Transplant solutions are mild fertilizer solutions that are applied to newly transplanted vegetables and flowers. Transplant solutions are also called starter solutions or root...

Organic Sources of Nitrogen

Most of the soil tests we receive for vegetable gardens are high in phosphorus and potassium leaving nitrogen as the nutrient needed most. However,...
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