Managing Moles in Your Lawn
Moles have been a consistent problem this spring as mild winter temperatures have accelerated their activity. Tunneling by moles …
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Spring Large Patch Disease
Back in November I reminded readers to scout their yards for the presence of Large Patch disease. As soil …
Corn Season Is Here
Preparing for the Corn Season April 1st may signal the beginning of spring, but for corn farmers in Eastern NC, …
Spring Into Lawn Care
Over the past few weeks, the Cooperative Extension office has received numerous inquiries regarding early spring lawn care. This …
Homegrown Potatoes: Tips for a Successful Harvest
Adapted from Clemson University Potato publication. Planting Potatoes Potatoes are an easy and fun crop to grow in the home garden …
Essential Winter Chores for a Healthier Spring Garden
Winter is here but spring is just around the corner. Use this time to perform a few garden chores …
2025 Catalog Inspiration for Your Garden
The Holiday season marks a special time of year that is filled with wonder, anticipation, and hopefulness. If you …
Christmas Tree Care: Tips for a Fresh & Beautiful Tree
Christmas trees are a holiday tradition that reminds us of past experiences and symbolizes hope for a new year. North …
Large Patch Is HERE!
What is Large Patch? As soil temperatures continue to decline, a very common turfgrass disease begins to affect grasses like …
Holiday Cacti Care: Vibrant Blooms for Winter
You do not typically think of plants blooming during winter, but Holiday Cacti (Thanksgiving and Christmas) can offer exotic …
Let’s Plant Some Garlic!
(Taken from “Vampires Beware…” written by Ashley Grubb) If you have never grown your own garlic before, it can be …
My Collards Have Worms
Fall Greens and Late-Season Pests It’s fall and that means collard greens, cabbages, and other leafy greens will soon be …