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Urban Tree & Forest Management Workshop
Participants will earn 3 hours of pesticide credit (G,L,N,D,X) and either SAF or ISA. Speakers include Dr. Kelly Oten, NC Forest Service, James Jeuck, NC State Forestry Specialist. Cost … MORE » – from
Davidson County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 Maintaining Ditches
Don’t Spray That Ditch! William Lord N.C. Cooperative Extension Louisburg, NC 27549 It is hot. It is humid. It has been raining for most of the summer and the … MORE » – from Franklin County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 Weevils gobble, then they’ll likely fall down
Q: What can I do now to reduce pecan weevil problems this fall? A: Many people run into a problem in the fall when harvesting pecans of discovering a … MORE » – from Wayne County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 Aging With Gusto Extravaganza
Aging With Gusto October 3, 2013 NC Cooperative Extension Currituck County Center Registration Deadline Friday September 15, 2013 – from Pasquotank County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 Piedmont Triad Area Landscapers Workshop
Participants will receive 2.5 hours of pesticide credit. Topics covered include: winter weed control in NC turf, emerald ash borer & other pests invading our areas, pruning trees and … MORE » – from Davidson County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 
What are the best fragrant shrubs?
Fragrance according to Webster’s Dictionary is an agreeable sweet odor. Evergreen plants provide great backdrops for interesting foliage and flower colors. Variegated plants brighten up dark areas. There is … MORE » – from Pitt County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 
Extend your Growing Season: Plant a Fall Vegetable Garden!
Fall is an exciting time in southeastern North Carolina! We finally get a reprieve from the heat and humidity and the bugs are more tolerable, which means you can … MORE » – from Brunswick County CenterPosted: 9/6/13 When Is The Best Time To Plant Trees and Shrubs?
Fall is a great time to add trees and shrubs to your landscape! Cooler temperatures help fall planted plants establish more successfully than those planted during the spring and … MORE » – from Sampson County CenterPosted: 9/6/13 
Rediscover the Caldwell County Agricultural Fair
Where will you find five nights of bright lights, fast rides, live music, animals, quilts, photography, preserved foods, and opportunities to learn about and celebrate our community? The Caldwell … MORE » – from Caldwell County CenterPosted: 9/6/13 
Controlling Caterpillars In Vegetable Gardens
Caterpillars can be a major pest of fall vegetables, particularly cabbage, kale, collards, broccoli, and cauliflower. Seedlings and young plants may be killed by caterpillar feeding if left untreated. … MORE » – from Pender County CenterPosted: 9/6/13 Fixing Suddenly Shady Gardens
Fixing Suddenly Shady Gardens Written By Anita Lawson, Extension Master Gardener Volunteer in Guilford County Does this describe your yard? The landscape plants are maturing, but the rose bushes … MORE » – from Guilford County CenterPosted: 9/5/13 Pesticide Training in Brunswick County
Pesticide Training in Brunswick County. – from Bladen County CenterPosted: 9/5/13 Add a Splash of Fall Color to Your Garden
As autumn descends upon Lee County, many flower gardens are done putting on their show. It seems as though gardeners are worn out from the hustle bustle of spring … MORE » – from Lee County CenterPosted: 9/5/13 Agricultural Entries at the Lee Regional Fair
Wild rides. Great food. Interesting animals. Eye-catching exhibits. A county fair is many things to many people, but to everyone it means fun! Just around the corner, the Lee … MORE » – from Lee County CenterPosted: 9/5/13 
Cold Hardy Citrus
Have you ever wondered if oranges, lemons or limes will grow in Currituck? Join us on September 16, 2013 at 1:00 pm to learn more about growing cold hardy … MORE » – from Currituck County CenterPosted: 9/9/13 You're on page 4
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