Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Clothes Moths
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Clean and sanitize your seedling trays
- Buy fertilizer for the mid February application to tall fescue
- Clean and sharpen pruning equipment. Purchase new equipment if needed.
- Begin scouting pastures for buttercups. Treatments need to be applied in late Feb.
- Check spraying equipment. Have one designated sprayer for Roundup.
- Begin pruning grapevines.
- Use landscape cloth for weed control in raised beds.
- Learn more about Spotted Lanternfly so you can keep an eye out for it this spring.
- Add compost to your raised beds.
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Cooperative Extension With Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Plants In Containers
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Cooperative Extension With Jamon Glover: Reducing Stress Pt. 3
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- Plant microgreens to enjoy in salads, Ex/ radish,broccoli, arugula.
- Prepare beds for cool season crops that will be planted in February.
- Organize your seed, tools, make a system that will enable you to locate what you need when you need it!
- Be prepared to treat cool season broadleaf weeds in your lawn. Check to see if you have the right product on hand. In my opinion, liquid products are best.
- Plan on growing one new vegetable that you haven’t grown in your garden. Ex arugula
- Consider adding a small annual color bed to your landscape this spring. A small bed can have a big impact. A prominent location can really add to the curb appeal of your home.
- Collect cardboard for weed control in the garden.
- Cut last year’s foliage off of your Mondo Grass and liriope beds. Take care not to cut too close or you’ll damage the emerging growth
- Add compost to your raised beds.
- If you have any Home Improvement projects planned for the spring, be sure to protect tree roots when you do any grading, excavating, trenching, Etc.
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Cooperative Extension With Paul McKenzie: What Works in the Garden
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Cooperative Extension with Wayne Rowland: Community Gardens
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Cooperative Extension With Jamon Glover: Stress Symptoms
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Home And Garden Show
On the Home and Garden Show with Vance Co. Cooperative Ext.
- If space for a garden is limited consider constructing garden beds.
- Continue planting trees and shrubs. It’s better to plant them now than waiting until the temperature heats up in late spring.
- Write down on paper what garden problems that you had last year call Cooperative extension. We might help you with some of those problems before you run into them in 2023.
- Tree fruit such as apples, peaches and nectarines require extensive spray programs.Do your research now so you’ll know the schedule and have the right products and equipment on hand
- January is inventory month for gardeners to check older seeds and do a germination test.
- This is also a good time to organize your seed starting supplies.
- Do maintenance on all garden equipment.
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