Monday, March 16, 2026

Horticulture

Will I have Peaches This Year?   

If your peach trees were in bloom during one of our earlier cold snaps, then it will be doubtful that you will have a...

Fertilizing Strawberries and Brambles

Most garden soils in Kansas have adequate levels of all nutrients other than nitrogen IF the area has been fertilized in the past. However,...

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...

Controlling Grassy Weeds in Broadleaf Plants 

Most gardeners are familiar with herbicides that can be used to eliminate broadleaves (i.e., dandelions) from grasses (i.e., lawn). They may not be as...

Setting Up Water Teepees   

If you use water teepees to get your tomatoes off to an early start, you have probably struggled with their tendency to fall over...

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...

Wheat Diagnostic School planned May 9-10 in Garden City

In-depth sessions feature array of topics GARDEN CITY, Kan. – Wheat takes center stage at the 2018 In-Depth Wheat Diagnostic School planned May 9-10 at...

Starting Tomatoes Early   

If you would like to have your tomato plants produce earlier in the year, there are certain things to keep in mind. Most people...