Horticulture

Soon your tall fescue lawns will begin to grow a new flush of growth once September rolls around and the cooler temperatures set in....

Scott Eckert Harvey Co. Extension Agent So it’s September and you decide you want to plant tall fescue in your lawn. Have you eliminated unwanted weeds...

https://hnr.k-state.edu/extension/info-center/newsletters/index.html Blog Post: http://www.ksuhortnewsletter.org Video of the Week: Fertilize for a Healthy Lawn https://kansashealthyyards.org/all-videos/video/fertilize-for-a-healthy-lawn REMINDERS • Light pruning of shrubs and trees where 10% or less of the plant...

MANHATTAN, Kan. – Short of a belly ache, there’s no real danger in eating the crabapples growing in many Kansas backyards these days. “Crabapples are...

The fall army worm is back! I have had numerous questions about them and by the time you read this we should be near...

Garden beds and borders, artfully filled with a colorful tapestry of flowers and foliage, are always in vogue. But unlike traditional English perennial beds...

Blog Post: http://www.ksuhortnewsletter.org Video of the Week: Dividing Daylilies https://kansashealthyyards.org/all-videos/video/dividing-daylilies UPCOMING EVENTS This Week's K-State Garden Hour Webinar: Gardening with Beneficial Insects Wednesday, August 4; Noon – 1:00pm CST Presented...

Summer’s bounty helps make eating healthy an easy choice MANHATTAN, Kan. – It’s not really a coincidence that the Produce for Better Health Foundation recently...