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Harvesting and Curing Black Walnut
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Black walnuts are ready to be harvested when the hull can be dented with your thumb. You can also wait until the nuts start...
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Iris are known for a couple of common problems: a fungus disease known as iris leaf spot and an insect named iris borer. Though...
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Pruning Trees and Shrubs in the Fall
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Though light pruning and removal of dead wood are fine this time of year, more severe pruning should be left until spring. Consider pruning...
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Video of the Week: Planting Bulbs for Spring Color
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I had a request for information on this product and this article is a response to that request. Corn gluten meal is a natural byproduct...
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Look at All the Painted Ladies
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This year, throughout Kansas, we have seen an abundance and wonderful display of painted lady (Vanessa cardui) butterflies. The painted lady butterfly is one...
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Sometimes you will hear people say to let the grass grow tall right before winter sets in. Their reasoning is that the extra foliage...
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Peppers from the Garden
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Peppers are able to be stored fresh much longer than tomatoes. They can usually keep in a crisper drawer of a refrigerator for several...
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