Post Written By Tom Glasgow, County Extension Director, Horticulture Agent

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Thomas GlasgowCounty Extension Director, Horticulture Agent N.C. Cooperative Extension, Craven County Center

The pocosins and adjacent pine savannahs of Craven and Carteret Counties never seem to run out of unique and beautiful …

Loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) may sometimes be confused with shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata), but a comparison of foliage and …

Back in September of 2016, fruiting structures of a shelf fungus were noticed on the lower trunk of a …

One of the most common but overlooked structural problems in trees is the development of codominant trunks. Codominant trunks …

Linking fruit or vegetable damage to a specific animal can be tricky, unless you have video of the animal …

“If your summer travel plans have you driving through Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware or New Jersey, please review the …

Water oak (Quercus nigra) is one of the most common native oak species found in Eastern NC. While considered …

Watch for the parasitic plant known as dodder (Cuscuta spp.) this summer. There are a number of species represented …

Epicormic buds are dormant buds found along stems, and are normally not easy to see unless you’re looking at …

One of our Master Gardener℠ volunteers in Craven County has forwarded a nice image of fusiform rust on a …

I received an e-mail from a local landscape professional in late February regarding dieback or damage to several ‘Nellie …

Fungi represent the largest category of plant pathogens in our lawns, landscapes and gardens, and fungi also account for …