Time to tackle bagworms
Bagworms are a very well-known pest in Kansas and June is the time to begin inspecting for and planning to control any infestations. They are commonly found feeding on junipers … Continue reading Time to tackle bagworms
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Winter Sowing: Grow Strong Seedlings Now
By late January, many gardeners are itching to get their hands in the soil—even though winter is far from over in Central Kansas. The good news is that you don’t … Continue reading Winter Sowing: Grow Strong Seedlings Now
Prevent leaf damage on houseplants
During the winter my houseplants are often a source of joy and a daily reminder that springtime and a new growing season is indeed coming. Houseplants actually benefit our indoor … Continue reading Prevent leaf damage on houseplants
Pawpaw tree-a native fruit
Pawpaw is a fruit tree native to eastern Kansas and is often overlooked by many gardeners as a plant to consider for the edible landscape. The pawpaw tree has fruit … Continue reading Pawpaw tree-a native fruit
Take action to avoid winter tree injury
Winter injury has been a common problem on young and even mature trees in Central Kansas over the last several seasons. Winter tree injuries are a frustrating problem for homeowners-especially … Continue reading Take action to avoid winter tree injury
Two shrubs for pollinators
Since interest in pollinators continues to rise, I enjoy encouraging Central Kansas gardeners to investigate plants that they can incorporate into their landscapes that will bring them the enjoyment of … Continue reading Two shrubs for pollinators
Mow or compost falling leaves
It’s that time of year again. The recent freeze in Central Kansas means leaves are rapidly falling from deciduous trees and it’s a good time to stop and think about … Continue reading Mow or compost falling leaves
Fall clean up: leave habitat for birds and bees
By early fall many perennials in our Central Kansas gardens begin looking very tired and ragged and many gardeners begin to wonder if it is time to give plants a … Continue reading Fall clean up: leave habitat for birds and bees
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