Master Gardeners discuss getting the right soil in your garden
Master Gardners begin their weekly column this week which focuses on growing veggies.
Master Gardeners provide tips for November-February before taking a winter break from their column.
Whether you have space for dozens of trees or only a few, having your own apple orchard is a treat. Select a level site with good drainage and where irrigation can be established.
Master Gardeners give tips with orchard fruit care in the coming weeks.
It has been a warm and dry growing season. Depending on the location of their gardens, many people have been harvesting large quantities of tomatoes for several weeks and others have just begun to enjoy the giddy pleasure.
There are thousands of different fly species but only a few that are considered pests around the home.
On Saturday, Sept. 12, Marilyn Stewart will talk with the community about growing hydrangeas on the Olympic Peninsula.
Master Gardeners provide tips for your September garden
Is an organic pesticide “safe” to use? Whether organic or synthetic, pesticides kill pests. If used improperly, both organic and synthetic pesticides can be harmful to pets, humans, other animals and non-target plants.
Whether you are doing your own landscaping or employing a professional designer/landscaper, these “basics” can help you in the process.
Whether you are doing your own landscaping or employing a professional designer/landscaper, these “basics” can help you in the process.
Is it time for you to treat yourself to some gardening-related education?
