Category: Articles by MG’s
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Ask A Master Gardener – Edible Flowers
Published in the News-Review on January 24, 2025 By: Mackenzi Hall “Edible Flower Gardens” Question: Currently, I have a few landscaped flower beds in my… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Wood Ash
Published in the News-Review on January 17, 2025 By: Bonnie Courter Question: We use our wood stove all winter for heat, so we always have… continue reading
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Ask a Master Gardener – Winter Tasks
Published in the News-Review January 10, 2025 Winter Garden Tasks By: Chris Rusch Question: What are some garden tasks… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Snowberries
Published in the News-Review January 3, 2025 By: Julie Burchstead Question: While hiking locally, I often see snowberry bushes that have white berries fall through… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Winter Gardening Indoors
Published in the News-Review on December 27, 2024 By: Mackenzi Hall Winter Gardening Indoors Question: As the days get colder, I can’t help but miss… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Cyclamen
Article published in the News-Review December 20, 2024 By: Bonnie Courter Question: I was recently gifted a beautiful houseplant called a cyclamen. I also noticed… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Deer Resistant Ornamentals
Published in the News-Review on December 13, 2024 “Deer-resistant Ornamental Plants’ By: Chris Rusch Question: What can I… continue reading
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Ask a Master Gardener – Serviceberry
Article published in News-Review on December 6, 2024 By: Julie Burchstead The Many Gifts of Serviceberry Question: I have a small yard. I only have… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Cold Frames
Article published in the News-Review on November 29, 2024 By: Mackenzi Hall COLD FRAMES: Extend Your Gardening Season Question: I generally only keep a garden… continue reading
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Ask A Master Gardener – Firewood Pests
This article was published in the News-Review on November 22, 2024 By: Bonnie Courter Question: Now that the days and nights are getting colder, I’ve… continue reading