GARDENING :: Gardening Articles

Updated - Sunday Sep 5th, 05:13:52 PM

Grow Your Own Winter Veggies

Look into purchasing transplants.

Posted Tuesday Sep 7th, 2010

Garden Tips for September and October

Now is the time to put your holiday cactus or poinsettia in a dark place.

Posted Thursday Sep 2nd, 2010

What a "Knock Out" Performer In The Landscape

Knock Out® roses are the hottest plants to hit the market in years. Gardeners love these colorful shrub roses because they bloom profusely with minimal care.

Posted Sunday Aug 29th, 2010

Strawberries in the Home Garden

For best results, strawberries should be mulched.

Posted Thursday Aug 26th, 2010

Getting To Know Moss Rose

Moss rose is a trailing summer annual with semi-succulent reddish stems and thick, inch long, cylindrical green leaves.

Posted Thursday Aug 19th, 2010

Be Sure To Scout Your Lawn For Summer Pests

Hot summer days are also ideal conditions for lawn insects.

Posted Friday Aug 13th, 2010

Fall Vegetable Gardening, Part 1--Preparation

Keep in mind the old adage, “Don’t guess, soil test!”

Posted Monday Aug 9th, 2010 :: 1 user comment

Help Prevent Contaminated Stormwater Runoff

Don't overload fertilizer onto your yard.

Posted Friday Aug 6th, 2010

A Perennial Hibiscus That Likes Moisture, Tolerates Semi-dry

Hibiscus lasiocarpus is a native winner in any Summer landscape.

Posted Saturday Jul 31st, 2010 :: 1 user comment

Blossom End Rot In Tomato Crop

Blossom-end rot is caused by a lack of Calcium (Ca) in developing fruit.

Posted Sunday Jul 25th, 2010

Bugs & Rot Workshop

Thursday, August 5, 2010; 10 am - 2 pm ET Leon County Extension Office

Posted Saturday Jul 24th, 2010

Heavenly Hydrangeas

Nothing defines a southern landscape more than hydrangeas.

Posted Saturday Jul 17th, 2010

Benefits of Thinning Your Fruit Trees

While it may “break” a gardener’s heart to remove fruit from their cherished peach, plum or apple tree, thinning has many benefits.

Posted Saturday Jul 10th, 2010

Garden Tips for July and August

Help to make your garden prettier.

Posted Saturday Jul 3rd, 2010

Versatile Vines

Flowering vines provide color, fragrance and interest to the landscape.

Posted Tuesday Jun 29th, 2010

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