Koppert’s Heidi Doering is one of five experts joining AmericanHort’s Community Connector Roundtable: Managing Pests, Diseases & Weeds.
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On Feb. 7, a local blues legend was inducted to the Arizona Music Hall of Fame at Music in the Garden.
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The operation, one of Greenhouse Grower’s Top 100 Growers, cites operational challenges from extreme weather impacts and failed refinancing efforts.
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Just received a large drop of chips that include a lot of honeysuckle. I know these suckers will root if large enough. Do you think I need to worry about that? There are some green thin branches 5-8 inches long. Mostly using for pathways.
Thanks!
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New research highlights the unique dilemma faced by Sydney’s koala population. Populations in south-western Sydney are among the very few in New South Wales still free of chlamydia, a highly contagious disease causing infertility that has severely diminished populations elsewhere in the continent’s eastern states. However, analysis of these koalas shows how vulnerable they are to environmental threats and outbreaks of disease. Highly inbred and with low genetic diversity, they are less likely to adapt to the disease should it arrive on their doorstep.
I have a small backyard garden. I recently bought a hanging depository filled with llama wool. Wondering if it is okay to fill the hanging cage with human hair. Google results varied.
If not human hair, open to all suggestions.
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Let’s say I had a pickup truck of topsoil, one of horse manure, one of shredded leaves/mold, one of mostly finished compost, and another of peat moss.
How would you go about blending this together in a somewhat reasonably even mixture? (doesn’t need to be perfectly homogeneous)
Would this be something you’d need a powered rotating trommel for?
I’ve blended a pretty big pile of compost with other amendments by putting it all on a tarp and pulling up the sides to tip it over to toss it about. It worked okay, but I’m thinking about how to do this on a much larger scale, with plenty of place to maneuver.
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Explore the Beauty of Nature Through UBC Botanical Garden’s Educational Tours At UBC Botanical Garden, we are dedicated to promoting the understanding, value, and celebration of plants as essential components of a biodiverse world. Our guided walking tours provide visitors with the opportunity to explore our many gardens and connect with nature. During these tours, […]
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Bats have long been shrouded in mystery and misconception. Their nocturnal habits, unique appearance, and association with darkness have fueled numerous myths and superstitions. This article aims to dispel these falsehoods, revealing the true nature of these vital mammals. Learn to appreciate and understand them. Key Takeaways This post uses affiliate links Myth 1: Bats Are … Read More
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