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Colby GriffinExtension Agent, Agriculture - Commercial and Consumer Horticulture N.C. Cooperative Extension, Nash County Center

Healthy soil is the foundation of successful gardening. The first step to cultivating healthy soil is having your soil …

N.C. Cooperative Extension is partnering with the industry leaders and the NC Forest Service to host this educational event …

Spring 2023 Extension Gardener Classes will be offered on Wednesdays, beginning March 15, from 2-4 p.m. at the N.C. Cooperative …

Arbor Day in North Carolina will be March 17th this year. Take time to celebrate by planting a tree. …

Come join us for this educational event for landscape professionals. Topics will be led by NCSU Extension Specialists. Friday, March …

Landscape Professionals: December Credit Class Tuesday, December 6 | 5:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. | Cost: $20.00 Please join us at …

Franklin Forestry Symposium – Save the Date! Thursday, November 3rd, 2022, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Extension Center Annex, 103 S Bickett …

There are a couple of native vines that you should look at adding to your landscape this summer. Clematis …

Tomatoes in Containers If you’re an avid vegetable gardener then you know that a garden isn’t complete without tomatoes. According …

Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants North Carolina’s native plants provide well-adapted food and cover for North Carolina’s native animals, …

Three native plants to look for during the winter are rattlesnake plantain, striped wintergreen and running cedar. Downy rattlesnake …

While most deciduous trees are bare and seem lifeless, red maple brightens the gray January landscape. Red to yellow-orange …