Horticulture
Pruning Fruit Trees
REMINDERS
1. Sand and seal wooden tool handles to prevent splinters.
2. Continue to feed birds.
FLOWERS
Handling Tips for Valentine's Day Roses
If you are fortunate enough to...
Horticulture
Burls and Woody Protuberances
Homeowners are proud of the landscapes they create around their homes so they can enjoy the beauty of their surroundings. You can do everything...
Horticulture
Watering Houseplants
All houseplants need water, to varying degrees of course. No matter what you grow indoors, we’ve got the ins and outs of watering houseplants...
Horticulture
It’s February: Are you thinking about tomatoes…yet?
K-State horticulture expert gets you ready for planting this year’s crop
MANHATTAN, Kan. – It’s still nearly three months before Kansas gardeners begin to put...
Horticulture
Pruning Apple Trees
Winter garden chores include pruning and shaping of fruit trees. Many people have apple trees in their yard but often fail to prune them....
Horticulture
Great Plains Growers Virtual Conference February 12 & 13, 2021
The 2021 Great Plains Growers Conference is going virtual! Stay home and avoid winter driving conditions, while sharpening your production and marketing skills. All...
Horticulture
Grow Your Own Tea with Compact Brew-Tea-Ful Camellia
Virtues: Brew-Tea-Ful is a compact shrub that can be used to make five types of tea at home: green tea, white tea, black tea,...
Horticulture
Ways to Increase Humidity for Houseplants
Houseplant books and hang tags often mention that indoor plants appreciate humidity. The typical home doesn’t always offer moist air, though, especially in winter,...
