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Horticulture
Pine Problems in Kansas
It was pretty cold in mid-January 2024, so I have been grateful for any days above freezing since then. The low temps in January...
Weed Fabric in the Perennial Landscape
Weed fabric can block weeds from germinating and encroaching upon our plants. However, this strategy should be used only in certain circumstances.
Weed fabric is...
A Gathering for Gardeners
A day filled with free gardening information for homeowners and gardeners has been scheduled for Saturday, March 9th. The Hutchinson Horticulture Club organizes and...
Don’t trash the ashes
Recycle today for a better garden tomorrow
The phrase “waste not, want not” goes back to a time when the essentials of life were difficult...
It’s February: Are you thinking about tomatoes…yet?
K-State horticulture expert gets you ready for planting this year’s crop
It’s still nearly three months before Kansas gardeners begin to put tomato plants into...
Cutting back branches leaves trees with healthier outlook
To stay healthy, sometimes trees need a little help in the form of a trim. Pruning is an essential maintenance activity to promote tree...
Using leftover vegetable seeds
For many gardeners, midwinter is a time for pacing the floor and waiting for the weather to break. There’s been plenty of time for...
2024 Hort Newsletter No. 7
https://hnr.k-state.edu/extension/info-center/newsletters/index.html
Blog Post: http://www.ksuhortnewsletter.org
Video of the Week: Growing Asparagus
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Kansas Forest Service Conservation Tree Sale
The Kansas Forest Service is selling conservation trees as bare root seedings...
Weeds – Ready or Not, Here They Come
For the purpose of the Hort Newsletter a weed is defined as a plant growing somewhere it is not wanted. For many gardeners, weeds...
Caring for Spring-Flowering Bulbs
March through April and sometimes May we will receive our delayed gratification from the bulbs planted last fall. Get the most out of this...