Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Horticulture

Nightcrawlers in the Lawn

If you have mounds of soil in your lawn, nightcrawlers may be the cause. These bumps are randomly spaced rather than a "run" that...

How to grow rhubarb in Kansas

Rhubarb is a perennial vegetable that can be a bit tricky to grow in Kansas. It is native to northern Asia (possibly Siberia) and...

When to Cut Back Kansas Ornamental Grasses

March is a good time to remove dead foliage from ornamental grasses. Grasses green up earlier if foliage is removed and are more attractive...

Pruning Deciduous Shrubs in Kansas

  Gardeners are eager to get out and do something in the landscape this time of year. One chore that can be taken care of...

How to Repot a Houseplant

  As outdoor plants break dormancy and start to grow in response to the longer days and warmer spring temperatures, houseplants usually put on a...

Lawn Calendar for Kansas Buffalograss    

General Comments Buffalograss has become more popular in recent years due to its reputation as a low-maintenance grass. Buffalograss does require less water and fertilizer than our other...

Growing Blueberries in Kansas

Blueberries are not native to Kansas but will grow in the eastern half of the state with good preparation. They are related to azaleas and rhododendrons and...

Lawns, February and Kansas

It’s February and I am writing about Lawns! Even well-established tall fescue or bluegrass lawns must be watered regularly throughout the growing season to keep...