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“Happily we bask in this warm September sun, which illuminates all creatures…” ~Henry David Thoreau~ The post September 07 Week 1 Garden Photos appeared first on Home & Garden Information Center .
Read at Clemson Home & Garden Information Center →Heat and dry spells can leave many garden borders looking weary and wilted, but these 7 drought-tolerant perennials deliver crisp, vibrant fall beauty that refuses to flop or fade
Read at Gardening Know How →From adding dappled shade and trickling water to layering up lush planting and misting the patio, these designer ideas will turn your garden into a much more comfortable space.
Read at Gardening Know How →Past GPOD contributors show how a few seasonal changes can carry containers and garden displays from late summer into fall
Read at Fine Gardening →Welcome autumn in brilliant style with late-season flora that showcases vivid flowers, foliage, and berries. Enhance an existing landscape or dedicate new areas of your outdoor living space to energizing pinks, purples, …
Read at Gardener's Path →Not pruning these perennials actually makes your garden look better. Drop your pruners and wait until spring to keep your garden interesting all fall and winter.
Read at Gardening Know How →Don't chuck those old tomato vines! Try these 6 clever ways to recycle spent plants and give back to your garden.
Read at Gardening Know How →Powder puff cactus grows in Zones 9 to 11 or as a houseplant. Its stems have spring-to-summer crowns of white, yellow, or pink funnel-shaped blossoms. A mounding growth habit and prolific offsetting make for an attractiv…
Read at Gardener's Path →Winterization of your greenhouse business is a critical point of preparedness for the coming spring season and beyond. The post Greenhouse Winter Readiness: Five Failures That Can Disrupt Spring Production appeared first…
Read at Greenhouse Grower →See how this garden designer transformed the front entry of her home to create a welcoming landscape despite clay soil and other tough conditions
Read at Fine Gardening →The special report offers practical guidance on adding or expanding production under cover, from choosing the right structure to managing pests. The post Download This Field Grower’s Guide to Protected Crops appeared fir…
Read at Growing Produce →Greenhouses don’t need to be heated to help you extend the growing season. It’s possible to grow all kinds of plants year-round without supplemental heat. We’ll help you figure out how to use an unheated greenhouse to it…
Read at Gardener's Path →Designer tips and tricks to ensure your front entry provides a warm welcome
Read at Fine Gardening →The report offers practical guidance on adding or expanding production under cover, from choosing the right structure to managing pests. The post New CEAg World Industry Report Is a Field Grower’s Guide to Protected Ag a…
Read at Greenhouse Grower →Results of the recently released 2026 National Cover Crop Survey indicate strong interest in cover crops among many farmers. The post New Report: Use of Cover Crops Continues to Grow Stronger appeared first on Growing Pr…
Read at Growing Produce →BioRain Ax is designed to strengthen root systems, increasing nutrient uptake in plants growing in water-limited environments. The post BioWorks Launches BioRain Ax to Aid Water-Limited Plants appeared first on Greenhous…
Read at Greenhouse Grower →September brings cooler weather and a busy list of gardening tasks across South Carolina. Learn what to plant, maintain, and prepare for fall and winter in the Coastal, Midlands, and Upstate regions. The post This Month …
Read at Clemson Home & Garden Information Center →A former cutting garden now overflows with hundreds of white hydrangea blooms after a seven-year transformation
Read at Fine Gardening →While many plants, with their beautifully colored flowers, shine brightly in spring and summer, others really come alive in autumn. We put together a list of our favorite woody shrubs that add spectacular fall color to t…
Read at Gardener's Path →Frank Fornari outlines how OHP is pursuing growth through biologicals and the CEA market while remaining committed to floriculture growers. The post Executive Perspective: Consolidation and the Shift to Biologicals Are D…
Read at Greenhouse Grower →Reservoir Farms hosts its first tech event, Ruggedize, which focused on ag robotics and physical AI. Find out what was seen and heard. The post What Ruggedize Means for Farmers: 5 Takeaways from the Tech Event appeared f…
Read at Growing Produce →Check out this updated list of universities based on key stats as well as student and alumni reviews. Did your alma mater make the honor roll? The post 2027 Ranking for the Top U.S. Colleges in Agricultural Sciences appe…
Read at Growing Produce →Identify cranberry rootworm beetle damage on landscape shrubs and learn how to protect plants with cultural practices and timely insecticide treatments. The post Cranberry Rootworm Beetle on Landscape Shrubs in South Car…
Read at Clemson Home & Garden Information Center →Love gardening but hate the aches after? These are the best joint health supplements that can help you feel more comfortable after long days in the garden.
Read at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine →South Carolina strawberry field preparation is underway as growers bed, fumigate, and prepare for October planting. Clemson Extension agents also report increased disease pressure following recent rains, fall vegetable e…
Read at Clemson Home & Garden Information Center →There comes a point mid-summer where the edges of my local bike paths and rail trails are awash in... READ MORE » The post How to grow wild bergamot (Monarda fistulosa) appeared first on Savvy Gardening .
Read at Savvy Gardening →Knowing when to plant carrots for autumn and winter harvesting is the difference between a bumper... READ MORE » The post When to plant carrots for autumn and winter harvesting: Expert tips for success appeared first on …
Read at Savvy Gardening →Napa cabbage is one of those delicious crops I look forward to growing every year because it is as... READ MORE » The post Growing napa cabbage (aka Chinese cabbage) appeared first on Savvy Gardening .
Read at Savvy Gardening →South Carolina Department of Agriculture Hugh E. Weathers, Commissioner Media Contact: Eva Moore, SCDA Communications Director, 803-734-2196, emoore@scda.sc.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – August 4, 2026 Find Fresh, Local Fo…
Read at SC Department of Agriculture →From RSPB approved to easy clean, recycled and squirrel proof, here's our pick of best bird feeders for your avian visitors
Read at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine →Each year, I enjoy growing a variety of peppers in my raised beds—especially jalapeño, poblano,... READ MORE » The post Common pepper plant problems and how to fix them appeared first on Savvy Gardening .
Read at Savvy Gardening →INDUSTRIAL HEMP IS RE-EMERGING AS A VALUABLE CROP. Since the 2018 Farm Bill opened the door to growing it as a mainstream agricultural commodity, farmers across Pennsylvania and beyond have […] The post Growing Better He…
Read at Rodale Institute →We team up with Good Food Magazine to find the best pizza ovens for your garden
Read at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine →We teamed up with Good Food magazine to find you some of the best charcoal BBQs
Read at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine →South Carolina Department of Agriculture Hugh E. Weathers, Commissioner Media Contact: Eva Moore, SCDA Communications Director, 803-734-2196, emoore@scda.sc.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – June 10, 2026 South Carolina Entrep…
Read at SC Department of Agriculture →KUTZTOWN, Penn.—June 2026—Rodale Institute and Ancient Nutrition announced a continued strategic partnership with refinement designed to accelerate the transition of U.S. farmers to organic and regenerative organic pract…
Read at Rodale Institute →The South Carolina Fruit & Vegetable Weekly Review is published every week except Thanksgiving and Christmas by the SC Department of Agriculture, Hugh Weathers, Commissioner. Published by the Market News Division, 117 Ba…
Read at SC Department of Agriculture →The South Carolina Livestock Weekly Review is published every week except Thanksgiving and Christmas by the SC Department of Agriculture, Hugh Weathers, Commissioner. Published by the Market News Division, 117 Ballard Co…
Read at SC Department of Agriculture →Shawn Cabalsi was building a successful career in the technology sector, but the 43-year-old felt unsatisfied by his accomplishments and disconnected from his purpose. “I got really interested in how […] The post Trainin…
Read at Rodale Institute →In conversations about farmworker fairness, we tend to focus on wages, labor protections, and access to healthcare. These are essential. But there’s another dimension of fairness that receives far less […] The post Farmw…
Read at Rodale Institute →The post Should You Buy Bagged Soil?: 5 Risks to Your Garden is by Sarah Jay and appeared first on Epic Gardening , the best urban gardening, hydroponic gardening, and aquaponic gardening blog. Are bagged soil risks wort…
Read at Epic Gardening →The post Should you Bury Your Tomato Plants Sideways? is by Sarah Jay and appeared first on Epic Gardening , the best urban gardening, hydroponic gardening, and aquaponic gardening blog. You may have heard to bury your t…
Read at Epic Gardening →The post Our Favorite Cucumber Varieties for 2026 is by Madison Moulton and appeared first on Epic Gardening , the best urban gardening, hydroponic gardening, and aquaponic gardening blog. Cucumbers are an incredibly rew…
Read at Epic Gardening →The post Rabbits in the Garden: How to Protect Your Crops Without Cruelty is by Sarah Jay and appeared first on Epic Gardening , the best urban gardening, hydroponic gardening, and aquaponic gardening blog. You can garde…
Read at Epic Gardening →Succession sowing is a great way for farmers to maximize their productivity. By continuously sowing seeds throughout the season, you can grow significantly more than by just planting one crop, and that means more goes to…
Read at Modern Farmer →Even in warm climates, farmers can still plant in May. While the weather largely determines what should be next, using extensional techniques provides a buffer that makes growing almost anything possible, as long as day …
Read at Modern Farmer →Both small farms and home gardens are perfect for the principles of permaculture. Brandy Hall is proof of this, and with her landscaping company, Shades of Green, she’s making the permaculture way of life possible for pe…
Read at Modern Farmer →What do sheep, regeneration of Maine farmland, and centuries-old traditions have to do with one another? Quite a bit, when it comes to Melissa Schneider, shepherd and landowner of Casa Portal. Along with herding and sust…
Read at Modern Farmer →I’m pleased to announce that my 6th book, Grow Curious: A Journal to Cultivate Wonder in Your Garden, is now available for pre-order and will be published February 1, 2022 with Chronicle Books. The day before we went int…
Read at You Grow Girl →I have so much to say right now, but my tongue is tangled in knots. I feel so much right now, but the discomfort makes me want to hide. There is so much discomfort: Of the violence we are seeing unfold daily. It’s a brut…
Read at You Grow Girl →It was a nice enough day. There were pockets of sun. The pathways were dry and it was warm enough to work without gloves. I was enticed into the garden with plenty of good excuses. The elderberry needed pruning. So did t…
Read at You Grow Girl →Yes I did, and almost a month early! It’s a pretty good one, too. There are two reasons for the advanced harvest. One is that we’ve had a fairly mild March so far. Temperatures have gone above zero Celsius a number of ti…
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