Cooperative Extension With Jamon Glover: Relaxing Techniques, Pt. 5
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Select Plants that grow well in zone 7
- Cut back ornamental grasses, liriope and mondograss.
- Remember PPE when doing your garden chores.eye protection, gloves, hearing protection
- Try to get evergreen shrub pruning done soon, if any need it.
- Honey bees are swarming now if you see a swarm contact Cooperative Extension
- Buy a grow light to improve success with indoor seed starting.
- Check for mice in greenhouses and storage areas.
- Add some native flowering plants to your landscape (perennials, shrubs, small trees).
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Cooperative Extension With Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Voles In Turf
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Cooperative Extension with Jamon Glover: Relaxing, Pt. 4
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Check seedlings daily…
- Scout lawns for cool season weeds and treat ASAP. Apply fertilizer by mid-March.
- Check irrigation equipment
- Prune your shrubbery if it needs pruning. Don’t do heavy pruning on plants that have already formed flower buds. If shrubs need severe annual pruning, consider replacing them.
- Honey bees are swarming now if you see a swarm contact Cooperative Extension
- Resist the urge to plant warm season plants, even if you see them for sale early.
- Keep grow lights adjusted on your growing plants
- If you plan to start seed indoors, most crops will do well if they are planted 4 weeks before the outdoor planting time. So for example, tomatoes, peppers, squash, etc. can be started late March or early April.
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Cooperative Extension with Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Thinning Pines
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Cooperative Extension With Jamon Glover: Relaxing Techniques, Pt. 3
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Check all gardening equipment and do maintenance if needed. Ex wheelbarrow tires
- Fertilize tall fescue, slow release, low P. Getting late for crabgrass preventer.
- Read information on seed packs.
- Get ready to prune fruit trees – 2/25, 10 am, Timberlake
- If you need honeybees for pollination order asap.
- Begin pruning evergreen shrubs.
- Make sure when growing plants in doors that plants are getting enough light. Provide grow lights if needed.
- Don’t be fooled by the warm weather, we are still at risk of frost or freezing. Hold off on planting warm season vegetables and flowers.
- Cooperative Extension has excellent vegetable publications.
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