Master Gardeners: My Favorite Plants – Hardy Ferns
May 1, 2021
Ferns – elegant, lush, and long-lived, any variety can be a lovely addition to your yard or garden. By Yvonne BeckerDryopteris championiiIt would be difficult
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Master Gardeners: Miscanthus – Gracillimus: A Garden Jewel
March 31, 2021
This hardy grass is also low maintenance. by Ruth SiebelsMiscanthus – Gracillimus is a genus of one of 20 species of deciduous or evergreen maiden grasses, both
Call for Artists for Arts & The Park Festival
March 31, 2021
The Hot Springs Area Cultural Alliance (HSACA) is excited to announce multiple opportunities for artists, art lovers, and supporters, during Arts & The Park, the
Should I Trim or Braid or Do Nothing?
March 1, 2021
It’s simple! Do Nothing! By Berni KurkThese questions are often asked about this time of year as daffodils and other spring flowering bulbs finish blooming.
Master Gardeners: Time to Cut Back Ornamental Grasses
January 31, 2021
Ornamental grasses like elephant grass, add interest to an otherwise barren landscape in winter. By Lin JohnsonLate winter is the perfect time to cut back
Master Gardeners: Saving Money When Starting Seeds
January 1, 2021
Use paper towel and toilet paper rolls and egg cartons as seed starting containers. Clip the bottom as shown below. By Lin Johnson You can
Master Gardeners – Kissing Under the Mistletoe
December 1, 2020
Tis the season to kiss under the mistletoe. By Lin JohnsonKissing under sprigs of mistletoe is a well-known holiday tradition, but its history as a
Master Gardeners – Dwarf Pears are Space Savers
November 1, 2020
Add flavor to your landscape by planting dwarf fruit trees. By Lin Johnson Pears are one of the easiest, hardiest, and productive of fruit trees.
Master Gardeners – Planting Fall Onions
October 1, 2020
How to Plant for a Great Harvest Next Year! Plant onions in the fall for a head start on a spring harvest. By Lin Johnson
Master Gardeners: When to Divide Daylilies and Irises
October 1, 2020
Daylilies and irises do well when divided every few years. By Barbara Stalion Late summer up to 6-8 weeks before the first frost is the
Master Gardeners: Saving a Struggling Hanging Basket
August 1, 2020
Bringing your hanging basket back to life can be as simple as replantingit into a larger vessel allowing its roots to spread out and absorb
Master Gardeners – How to Eliminate Weeds from Your Flowerbeds
July 19, 2020
There are two basic kinds of mulch: organic and inorganic. Organic mulches include formerly living material such as chopped leaves, straw, grass clippings, compost, wood
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