
Welcome Fall! an Introduction to Carolinas Horticultural Therapy Network
Fall is nature’s pause The time between the energy and growth of summer and a transition to the cold and …
Fall is nature’s pause The time between the energy and growth of summer and a transition to the cold and …
Learn to identify Bumble Bees of the Southeast using this handy guide by the Southeast Bumble Bee Atlas and …
A foliar, fungal like disease of cucumbers, cantaloupe, melons, squash and pumpkins, Pseudoperonospora cubensis generally arrives in North Carolina in May …
Start planning now for gardening adventures once it is safe to venture out. Explore this Interactive Map to learn about …
Spring is a great time to jump into the garden. Start a vegetable garden. Take care of summer weeds before they …
Summary: Pick a sunny site, incorporate compost, select vegetable varieties that will thrive in the season, plant according to …
I woke up this morning with such gratitude. I am a gardener. I am happy at home puttering in …
Enjoy the Flavor, Color, and Texture That Flowers Can Bring to Food. “Choosing and Using Edible Flowers” by Cyndi …
Many thanks to Scott Zona and the Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox team for adding a new tag, “Easy Edibles‘. …
10 a.m. Friday, 3/29/24 Dr. Sangmi Lee will share her current research on horticulture therapy interventions integrating gardening and cognitive …
Click Here to learn how to create and sustain a community garden! forming a leadership team, organizing the garden, selecting a good …
Downy mildew is here! Look on the tops of leaves for angular, yellow to brown wounds that stop at …