In a controlled environment, growing is all about managing different parameters as best as possible compared to open field conditions. Greenhouses give producers an edge to grow any crop, from juicy tomatoes to delicate orchids. When growing indoors, light is everything. It is now know that traditional…
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Caitlin Splawski of MSU Extension looks at how growers can navigate temperature and timing challenges in fall garden mum production.
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Plant Development Services Inc. announces several new hires and promotions and Sollum Technologies appoints its next Chief Financial Officer.
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Through collaboration with industry experts, the Resource Innovation Institute has developed a fire safety guide for modern greenhouses.
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Is fish fertilizer better than a synthetic fertilizer like Miracle-Gro? If you read the advertising for fish fertilizer, you might conclude that it will grow much better plants, but those same products don’t show you any data to support the claims. Where is the proof? I decided to run my own test to see if … Read More
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My kids collected a whole basketful of nice big green white oak acorns. Any way to prep or use them in any which way?
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As the title suggests im looking for ways to remove a very large poke berry bush. Unfortunately a pokeberry grew under the cover of a 15ft tall fig bush we have Only to now show its face. I wish to keep the fig bush in tact as much as possible while culling the poke out of existence. The poke is probably well rooted at this point it looks roughly 8-10ft tall. Would it be more wise to try and cull and discard during the winter? How would I destroy the root system to prevent regrowth during spring without harming the figs root system. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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And finally, the Happy Valley garden of Jennifer Buss emphasizes four-season interest, low-maintenance plantings, and some bonsai specimens (unfortunately my phone battery was depleted and I didn’t get many photos) –
(Visited August 17, 2025)
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Today’s blackberry haul! I was away for about three days, and this time of year, things get chaotic quickly. I left the overripe ones for the birds and bunnies, of course (and a few drunk yellow jackets).
Tech specs: ten Chester blackberry bushes planted four years ago in partial sun, more or less. About ten pounds a year is standard so far!
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