Early Detection of Ambrosia Beetles Saves Thousands for Local Nursery
Granulate [Asian] ambrosia beetles are destructive insect pests, and a big concern for nursery growers throughout North Carolina. These …
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Recycle Your Discarded Christmas Tree This Year!
Though there may no task more disheartening (or messier) than removing your Christmas tree, it does not necessarily mean …
Haywood County Master Gardeners Participate in Statewide Research Trials
Master Gardener volunteers (MGVs) are a critical component of Extension outreach, serving as volunteer educators in communities across the …
This Week in the Plant Clinic: Freeze Damage
With the latest cold snap, a lot of home gardeners are worried about freeze damage to plants and what …
Spring 2022 Home Gardening Classes Announced!
Extension Gardener: Learn to Grow Series Spring 2022 From ornamentals, to landscaping with native plants, to vegetables, to gardening with limited …
Extension Gardener: Learn to Grow Fall Series
We are excited to offer the fall lineup of home gardening classes in our Extension Gardener: Learn to Grow …
Q&A From the Plant Clinic: What Can I Do About Stinkbugs in My House?!
Stinkbugs are on the move this fall, and they’re heading to a home near you! Learn more about stinkbugs …
Fall Is the Right Time to Plant Trees and Shrubs
Written by Jim Janke, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer in Haywood County Contrary to popular opinion, fall is the best time …
Register Now for the Lifelong Gardening Program!
A love for gardening does not have to end when mobility and other issues arise. This program is open …
Register Now for the Carolina Backyard Naturalist Program
An online course providing a foundation for understanding the biodiversity and ecology of North Carolina. Purpose and Description Increasing urbanization, habitat …
Learn to Grow: Arizona Cypress Var. Carolina Sapphire
This month we are featuring an excellent and unique native evergreen tree that is perfect for privacy screens or …
Bringing Back the Pollinators
Did you know that your backyard has the ability to support over 1,000 different species of insects at any …