Cooperative Extension with Jamon Glove: Perspective
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Scout your garden at least twice a week for insects and disease
- Be cautious with weed killers that provide several months of control. They can damage trees and shrubs through root uptake. Check the instructions and stay the recommended distance away.
- Keep up with your weeding. Small weeds are much easier to control.
- Harvest herbs frequently.
- Attention: Beekeepers You may want to construct electric fence to protect hives from Bears
- For cut flowers, harvest early in the day, keep cool, place in water ASAP, select newest fully expanded blossoms.
- Honey bees are still swarming if you see a swarm call Cooperative extension 252-438-8188
- Protect yourself from ticks and mosquitos.
- Keep your garden journal updated. You are getting busier each day in the garden and you need to record what you have done in the garden each day.
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Cooperative Extension with Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Edible Gardening
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Cooperative Extension with Jamon Glover: Separating Work from Home
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Scout your garden at least twice a week for insects and disease
- When it comes to irrigation, don’t follow a schedule. Timing should be based on soil moisture, temperature, plant performance, etc.
- Keep up with your weeding. Small weeds are much easier to control.
- Shape up azaleas now that they are done blooming.
- Attention: Beekeepers You may want to construct electric fence to protect hives from Bears
- If you’d like to help pollinators, take note through the summer when there is a shortage of blooming plants in your landscape. Make plans to fill those gaps by adding plants that bloom in those gap times.
- Honey bees are still swarming if you see a swarm call Cooperative extension 252-438-8188
- Succession planting
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Cooperative Extension With Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Ticks
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Carpenter Bees
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Identify your insect pest before purchasing a control.
- Read the instructions before purchase.
- Practice Lawnmower safety. Scout lawn for debris, never refuel a mower when mower is hot, don’t mow when grass is wet, No extra riders one seat means one person!
- Don’t override mower safety features.
- Clean up fallen fruit that may have fallen after
- Good time to check tree/shrub health. If any trees and shrubs have not put out vigorous new growth by now, it may be time to consider replacing them.
- Honey bees are still swarming if you see a swarm call Cooperative extension 252-438-8188
- In general, don’t apply insecticides to plants that are blooming.
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