Q & A: Spring Flowers and Bats
Springtime brings a mix of questions to the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Caldwell County Center. I will share a couple …
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English Ivy- Friend or Foe?
Groundcovers can serve an important purpose in the landscape. In shady sites where grasses do not grow well, shade-tolerant …
Winter Weeds, Collard Greens and Peach Tree Information
Question: What can I do about these winter weeds? Answer: In addition to daffodils and Lenten rose, winter annual weeds …
Q&A with Eli Snyder- Wireworms and Pruning Questions
With the recent stretch of warm temperatures, a number of timely questions have come into the N.C. Cooperative Extension, …
Spring Gardening Classes 2019 Announced
Announcing : Spring Gardening Series 2019! From firewise landscape principles for the home to growing pawpaw trees, this spring’s gardening …
Firewise Principles for the Home Landscape
Tuesday, February 19, 2019 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Location: N.C. Cooperative Extension, Caldwell County Center 120 Hospital Ave NE Suite #1, Lenoir, NC …
The Hype on Hemp
As most have heard by now, it became possible to legally grow industrial hemp in North Carolina in 2017 …
Winter Storage of Fruits and Vegetables
For many of us, the vegetable harvest season has wrapped up. Shelf-life, or how long a fruit or vegetable …
November: Watch for Orange Orbs
During November, you may encounter trees with orange, fleshy fruit ripening and falling to the ground once they are …
2019 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Announced
Do you want to learn more about the culture and maintenance of plants? Do you enjoy working on community …
Ginger and Turmeric: Tropical Superfoods for the Garden
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) and turmeric (Curcuma longa) are native to tropical parts of Asia. They are members of the …
N.C. Cooperative Extension to Launch Eat Local Caldwell Campaign in October
Do you love local food and supporting farmers? Then join us during the Eat Local Caldwell campaign this month …