Exploring the Ozarks Outdoors: freshare.net

Category: Gardening and Landscaping




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Disease Prevention in the Garden

Practice good garden hygiene and maintain a healthy environment for your vegetables to reduce the risk of plant diseases.

Keeping a garden healthy and attractive requires attention to soil, water, sunlight and air circulation, said David Trinklein, a…[more]

By Robert J. Korpella
08-19-2010

Current Dry Spell Pushing Some Landscape Trees ‘Over the Edge’

A prolonged hot, dry spell may be pushing some landscape trees closer to their demise, said Jon Barry, extension forester for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture.

Some trees have suffered through a string of dry summers…[more]

By University of Arkansas
08-10-2010

Now is Time to Plant for Fall Vegetable Crop

As the dog days of summer are upon us, now is the time for gardeners to think about planting of that fall vegetable crop.

“Fall is an excellent extension of the vegetable garden season and a vital period…[more]

By MUNews
08-05-2010

Extended Dry Spell Prompting Leaf, Nut Drop

A prolonged period of dry weather and triple-digit temperatures has stressed some trees so much they’re dropping leaves and fruit, said Tamara Walkingstick, associate director-Arkansas Forestry Resources Center for the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture.

“As water…[more]

By University of Arkansas
08-03-2010

Take a Close Look at Lawn Irrigation Needs

Homeowners should take a close look at just how much irrigation their lawns actually need, said a University of Missouri Extension turf scientist.

“Some studies show that the average homeowner applies 2.5 times the amount of water that…[more]

By MUNews
07-27-2010

Throwing Some Light on Twilight Gardening

Twilight gardening is a way to extend enjoyment of outdoor plants past normal hours, said a University of Missouri Extension horticulturist.

“Twilight gardens are designed to be at their best at dusk, when natural light is fading,” said…[more]

By MUNews
07-22-2010

How to Plant a Fragrance Garden

The fragrance of a flower or plant is an integral part of its appeal. Adding fragrance to a garden requires modest effort and is well worth it, said a University of Missouri Extension horticulturist.

“Careful selection of plants…[more]

By MUNews
07-15-2010

Waterlogged Soils Causing Problems for Oklahoma Gardeners

It is no secret that Oklahoma has had its fair share of turbulent weather over the past few weeks. Record rainfalls have left many Oklahoma communities with more than enough water.

Generally it seems Oklahoma experiences more dry…[more]

By Trisha Gedon, Oklahoma State University
07-13-2010

Hostas Are Emperors of the Shade

Hostas may be just the ticket for gardeners who want to plant something in a shady spot.

“These plants are hardy, low-maintenance perennials that are easy to grow,” said David Trinklein, University of Missouri Extension horticulturist. “Their impressive…[more]

By MUNews
07-09-2010

Marigolds: Durable, Versatile, Colorful

Marigolds are popular, easy-to-grow flowers that also can help fend off pests from your garden.

“This colorful and durable flowering annual asks very little of us as gardeners,” said David Trinklein, University of Missouri Extension horticulturist. The National…[more]

By MUNews
06-24-2010
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