
Master Gardeners: When to Divide Daylilies and Irises
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
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
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
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
Hostas are one of the most popular perennial landscaping plants of all, producing a bloom in late spring to early summer. Some gardeners prefer the
By Sydney McClain As more people become conscious about the quality and origin of their food, gardening is on the rise. Whether it be buying
Sugar Snap Peas Can Be Planted in March and September By Lota HardinThis golden sweet pea from Indian is a wonderfully sweet, edible pod that is
Lacebugs (l) hatch in spring, mainly feeding on the undersides of the leaves. causing your azaleas (r) to look pale and forlorn. Early spring is
By Elaine Sichter When it comes to the best ways to build healthy, fertile soil naturally, worm castings rank right up there with compost and
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Artwork by Zachary Christian, a career firefighter, husband, and father. He is a self-taught cartoonist, and this is his second published artwork. By Lana Pierce Fireworks
This year’s pride walk will begin at the intersection of Mountain Street and Central Avenue. Photo by Pam Clark 2024 By Lana Pierce Emergent Arts is
Sarah Enselein uses and teaches others to use natural and organic gardening methods. By Lana Pierce “April is the cruellest month, breeding lilacs out of the
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