Valley Grows
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Also known as false indigo, Baptisia is a showstopper
Many years ago, on a spring garden tour, I saw a large, beautiful, blue-blooming perennial in the back of a garden.
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop
Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop When: Saturday, 1 p.m. What: Learn how to prune apples and peaches
Nature center bioblitz set for April 28-29
By Adam Zorn Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center minerva Have you heard of a bioblitz? It’s an
Dish soap is not insecticide
Q. What is the difference between “dish soap” and “insecticidal soaps” for use in the garden? I
When weather warms Bumblebee queens search for a colony
Once the days are warm enough, last fall’s new queen bumblebees will emerge and start looking for a good place to start her colony.
Rabbits in the garden?
Rabbits in the garden? Try planting flowers and shrubs they don’t like. From black-eyed Susan to
Plant flowers for your nose
Plant flowers for your nose There’s nothing like the sweet scent of fresh flowers in the garden.
How to select annuals to attract your favorite pollinators
We hear a lot about perennials and milkweed and indigenous wild flowers, but what about annuals as plants to attract pollinators?
Star Party
Star Party When: Saturday, 8 p.m. What: The Mahoning Valley Astronomical Society and MetroParks’
Starting new perennial flower garden
Starting new perennial flower garden It’s all about the soil and the weeds. Try these tips for
Updating and designing flower gardens
Updating and designing flower gardens The design is essential to the look of the landscape, the
Reduce runoff, protect water quality with green roofs
A green roof project takes a little planning, so it's perfect to start thinking about it now.
Getting excited for the gardening season
By Eric Barrett OSU Ext. educator canfield Finally, spring is in the air. We are all itching
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