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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Tick Information
Sadly, ticks are back in full force and unfortunately they cannot only be lurking in our favorite places in NH, they can wreak havoc with our health if we’re bitten. That’s why we’ve partnered with TickReport™ to give you a … Continue reading
Native Plants
Webinar: Native Plants for New England Gardens Tower Hill Botanic Garden horticulture director Mark Richardson offers an online, informative, in-depth hour long talk on the importance of native plants in supporting ecosystems and how to choose the right ones … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday
Photo credit: Jon B., MG since 1996
Mulch or no mulch
To mulch or not to mulch? That is the question I’m confronted with this spring. The Jumping Worms love to nestle underneath it and feast on the organic matter. The ground needs to be covered to protect the soil and … Continue reading
Gardening on Wednesday
Looking for some options to learn more about gardening as you stay in and stay safe? Here are some topics that might be of interest to you. If you’re a Master Gardener, don’t forget to enter any continuing education hours … Continue reading
Digger Webinar
Dueling with Diggers Gophers, Moles, Voles and Ground Squirrels April 28th at 10am PT/1pm ET Pre-register here This presentation will be recorded and available after April 28th for those registered. Join Dr. Dana Sanchez, OSU Associate Professor, Extension Wildlife Specialist, … Continue reading
Feeding Ourselves
Sponsored by Seacoast Eat Local… JOIN THIS PUBLIC ONLINE DISCUSSION Thursday April 9th from 6:30PM – 8:00PM Details The Seacoast Region is rich in local food, small farms, and organizations that support growers and work to expand the reach and breadth … Continue reading
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Tagged Farm to School, Feeding ourselves, Gardening, Lee NH, Master Gardeners, NE Food Vision, New Hampshire, NH Extension, NH Farm to School, Seacoast Eat Local, Seacoast Growers, Seacoast Region, Strafford County, Strafford County Master Gardeners, UNH Cooperative Extension
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Native Plant Sources
Where to Buy Native Plants Wild Seed Project receives regular inquiries asking for recommendations on where to purchase native plants. In addition to our Native Seed Sale, we’ve compiled a list of native plant sales and local nurseries that we feel … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday
Photo credit: Jon B., MG since 1996