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| [Image: Japanese Bowood prepared for plant disease submission]LSU AgCenter Soil, Disease, Insect and Nematode Labs Have a plant problem? Utilize the services of one of four LSU AgCenter labs. Have your soil sample analyzed, plant diseases or insects identified and nematode soil sample tested. The fee-based services include diagnoses and recommendations. |
| [Image: Hydrangea 'Lady in Red']Hydrangeas for Shade and Sun There are five types of Hydrangeas that grow successfully in Louisiana -- many which are color changeable. Pruning and planting directions are provided here. |
| [Image: Rabbiteye blueberry fruit beginning to ripen in May]Harvesting local blueberries, blackberries and peaches Harvest locally grown fruit (blueberries, blackberries and peaches) from pick-your-own growers or purchase at farmers' markets for eating out-of-hand and for processing. |
| [Image: Adult red lady beetle and 2 immature larva attack aphids]Lady beetles control aphids organically Lady beetle adults and larva are welcomed in the flower and vegetable garden since they provide excellent aphid control. |
| [Image: Poison ivy growing prostrate as a groundcover]Poison Ivy growing as a groundcover Poison ivy can escape into the landscape and grow like a groundcover, often mistaken as Virginia Creeper. |
| [Image: Pecan phylloxera galls on a pecan branch]Pecan Phylloxera Pecan phylloxera, a gall-forming insect, prevents pecan nuts from developing. |
| [Image: Molehills result from moles preparing to mate and rear their young]Moles in Home Lawns, Landscapes and Vegetable Gardens Moles are most active during spring and fall. Reduce their destructive tunneling by baiting or trapping. |
| [Image: Spring 2012 EBR Agricuture Newsletter]Spring 2012 EBR Agri Newsletter Welcome to the Spring Edition!This publication will feature news relevant to the agriculture industry as well as management tips and reminders. |
| [Image: Retail display of various fire ant control products]Imported Fire Ant Control Manage fire ants using a variety of products. |
| [Image: Hydranger Penny Mac]Annual Plant Sale May 12, from 8-2, at the LSU AgCenter Burden Center, 4560 Essen Lane, in Baton Rouge, Master Gardeners will have thousands of plants for sale. Over 300 different types of plants, hanging baskets, mixed containers and succulents are for sale for their annual fundraiser. |
| [Image: 'Nirvana Cascade Orchid' vinca]Tips for Growing Vinca Successfully grow heat-loving vincas this summer by following these gardening tips. |
| [Image: 'Zowie! Yellow Flame' zinnia]2011 Year of the Zinnia Easy to grow zinnias have been a mainstay for garden color for decades. Now, newer varieties offer increased disease resistance and season long color. |
| [Image: Young pawpaw tree]Pawpaw Fruit Tree 'Asimina triloba' Native to primarily east of the Mississippi River (USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 8-9) Pawpaw trees, Asimina triloba, also known as Hoosier Banana and Indiana Banana, are acclimated to a temperate humid zone, requiring warm to hot summers, mild to cold winters, and roughly 32 inches of annual rainfall. |
| [Image: Dead spots in lawn]Buying and Installing Grass Sod Dead spots in the lawn require springtime turf care so weeds don't become a problem. Tips for buying quality grass sod and installation techniques provided. |
| [Image: EBR ANR]Agriculture & Natural Resources Home page for East Baton Rouge Parish information about agriculture and natural Resources, lawn and garden questions, urban forestry, fruit and shade trees, landscapes and the Master Gardener program. |
| [Image: Jr. Leaders]Junior Leaders Team With BREC The Junior Leaders of East Baton Rouge Parish gathered on March 20, 2012 in a group effort to plant oak seedlings for Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (BREC). |
| [Image: Citrus leafminer damage on a satsuma citrus]Citrus Leafminer Controlling citrus leafminer |
| Hummingbirds in Spring Attract hummers with plants and feeders to your landscape. |
| Squash Vine Borer Identify and control squash vine borer in the home vegetable garden. |
| 2011 LMG Annual Mother's Day Plant Sale Saturday May 7, 2011, from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Come early to get the best deals at this year's Mother's Day plant sale conducted by parish Master Gardeners. Proceeds benefit educational programs throughout the parish and the Burden Center. |
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| [Image: Penta 'Butterfly Deep Pink']Penta Butterfly Series Is New LA Super Plant The Butterfly series of Pentas provide great summer color for landscapes. They attract colorful butterflies and can be used as cut flowers. |
| April 2012 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Caladiums Add Low Maintenance Summer Color Add summer color to landscapes and container gardens using fancy and strap leafed caladium tubers. Local retailers sell varieites for shade and sun plantings. |
| April 2012 Leader Letter The April 2012 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H clubs and volunteer leaders. |
| 'Serena' Angelonia is Newest Louisiana Super Plant Bred for basal branching, repeat flowering and low maintenenace, the 'Serena' series of Angelonias have proven themselves in our hot summers, flowering from mid-spring to late fall frost. |
| Herbs for April Planting Herbs to plant in April and general growing requirements. Herbs that can be planted in April include: Basil, Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Lemon Verbena, Mexican Oregano, Mint Marigold, Oregano, Peppermint, Rosemary, Spearmint, Summer Savory, Sweet Marjoram, Common Thyme and Lemon Thyme. |
| How To Properly Stake Newly Planted Shade Trees Myth or Fact: Newly planted trees should be staked firmly and securely. Rather than helping a tree develop root and trunk growth that allows it to stand independently, improper tree staking replaces a supportive trunk and root system. |
| March 2012 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Carpenter Bees Carpenter bees are a springtime nuisance unless they attack your home and wooden furniture resulting in structural damage. |
| Allow daffodil foliage to remain intact after flowering After daffodil (narcissus) flowers fade allow the green leaves to remain to produce food for next year's bloom. |
| Trilliums or Wake Robins Trilliums, a woodland plant. emerge in late winter and flower in early spring adding ephemeral beauty to the landscape. |
| 2012 East Baton Rouge Parish Profile This report provides information about funding sources, program highlights for the area and local issues that are being faced by the parish through the East Baton Rouge Parish Extension Service. |
| Vegetable Publications Information about three popular LSU AgCenter publications for home vegetable gardeners, complete with photos and charts. |
| Master Gardeners Answer Questions at the Red Stick Farmers Market Louisiana Master Gardeners Answer Questions at the Red Stick Farmers Market. |
| Tomatoes for the Home Gardener Select the best tomato for garden, container or hanging basket and view a list of recommended varieties, |
| The Home Gardener - Spring 2009 Edition Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener Volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include asparagus, edible wild plants, hazardous trees, heart rot, morning glory vine, moonvine, rosemary, vegetable nutrition, camellias, moon phases, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bromeliads. |
| Planting Mirlitons (Chayote or Vegetable Pear) Plant mirliton fruit in late winter in a protected area for planting outside after danger of frost. |
| February 2012 Leader Letter The February 2012 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H Clubs and volunteer leaders. |
| March 2012 Leader Letter The March 2012 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H Clubs and volunteer leaders |
| Junior Leaders Visit Sterling Nursing Home The Junior Leaders of East Baton Rouge Parish Parish 4-H brought holdiay cheer to Sterling Nursing Home on December 1, 2011. 4-H'ers, parents, and volunteers gathered to hang door decorations and visit with residents. |
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| Soil Sample Instructions The following illustrated steps can be used as a general guideline for collecting and submitting soil samples to the LSU AgCenter Soil Testing Laboratory. |
| 2012 Parish Livestock Show Results Results of the 2012 East Baton Rouge Parish Livestock Show held Jan. 20-21, 2012 on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge, La. |
| Pruning Roses for Spring Blooms Many types of roses require pruning in late winter to encourage healthy growth and bountiful blooms. Here are some pruning tips to make your plant look its best. |
| Fruit Plants in the Landscape More and more fruit plants are being incorporated into home landscapes. Grow a healthy and productive plant by knowing what your specific plant needs and how best to prune it. |
| 2011 Parish Livestock Show Results Winners of the 2011 East Baton Rouge Parish Livestock Show held Jan. 21-22, 2011, on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge, La. |
| Citrus Tree Care Tips on pruning, fertiliizing and insect prevention for citrus trees. |
| Arbor Day in Louisiana The third Friday of January is Arbor Day in Louisiana. Plant trees to beautify, replace felled trees, decrease energy bills and improve comfort of life. Tree planting tips will assure a healthy start for your tree. |
| Camellias Add Winter Blooms The evergreen camellia with its darg green foliage adds color during the winter landscape with red, pink and white flowers. |
| East Baton Rouge Parish Profile Information on East Baton Rouge Parish Extension. |
| January 2012 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Start the New Year Off with Smart Choices With the start of a new year, the opportunity is here to make a fresh start with healthful behaviors. Whether it is to eat healthier, be more physically active or lose weight; now is the time to make those changes. |
| Time to Prune Trees and Shrubs The dormant season is an excellent time to prune many landscape plants. Learn which plants can be pruned now and why one needs to wait to prune other plants. |
| Arbor Day Celebration at Burden Center Participate in the annual Arbor Day Celebration at the LSU AgCenter's Burden Center in Baton Rouge, La., and watch your tree grow over the years to benefit local wildlife and the Baton Rouge community. |
| EBR FCS Advisory Leadership Council Provides list of members and links to meeting minutes for the East Baton Rouge Parish FCS Advisory Council. |
| Shorten Height of Forced Paperwhite Narcissus By substituting some alcohol for water, leaves and flowers of forced Paperwhite Narcissus will be shorter resulting in a nicer indoor plant. |
| Time to Compost Turn fall tree leaves into rich compost for landscaping and vegetable gardens. |
| Plant Cool Season Color During Fall Fall is the prime planting time for cool season bedding plants. |
| Perennial Ryegrass Makes Lawns Green for Winter Planting perennial ryegrass in November will make your lawn green for the winter months. |
| Beat the Heat with Safe Food Handling Information on safe food handling for summer outings. |
| 2012 LSU AgCenter Calendar The 2012 LSU AgCenter calendar is chock full of gardening advice from Horticulturist Dan Gill. Each month features beautiful photos taken by Louisiana citizens. Submit a photo for the 2013 calendar. |
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| Time to Plant Tulips and Hyacinths Remember those tulips and hyacinths you purchased in October and November and have been chilling in the refrigerator for at least 6 to 8 weeks? Well, it’s now time to plant them. |
| Storing Lawn & Garden Tools this Winter Tips on storing lawn and garden tools to save money and time when you get ready to use them next spring. |
| Mistletoe in Trees What is mistletoe? Does it harm trees? Is there a control? |
| Louisiana Master Gardener Program Information for the LSU AgCenter's Louisiana Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Program. |
| Cool Season Vegetables Fall and winter vegetable gardens produce a bounty of healthy and tasty vegetables. |
| Plant Spring Flowering Bulbs During Fall Plant most spring flowering bulbs during November for a showy floral display next spring. |
| Recycle Christmas Trees Participate in the EBR City-Parish Christmas Tree recycling program this year and benefit the landfill and the environment at no cost to you. |
| Plant Strawberries in November Homegrown strawberries can't be beat! Plant transplants early November and start your harvest as early as February. |
| Chickweed Prevent chickweed from invading landscapes by using a pre-emergence herbicide. |
| Philippine Violet -- Barleria cristata A plant worthy of increased use in local landscapes, Philippine Violet loads up with vibrant purple flowers September to November adding much needed fall color. |
| Building a Hobby Greenhouse Tips on constructing a hobby greenhouse to protect tender plants. |
| Buck Moths Laying Eggs The adult moths of the stinging Buck Moth Caterpillar are laying eggs in trees. Moths fly in tree canopies and lay eggs on branches that will hatch next spring. |
| Swan Columbine New LA Super Plant The Swan series of columbines are a new LA Super Plants selection. |
| Stop Winter Weeds Apply a pre-emergence herbicide to lawns to prevent unsightly weeds this winter. |
| AAS American Award Garden The Burden Center Botanical Garden was recently named an All-America Selections 'American Award Garden.' It already held the distinction of being an AAS Display Garden, located at 4560 Essen Lane, Baton Rouge, LA. |
| LSU AgCenter's MarketMaker MarketMaker is an online tool that connects the buying public with Louisiana producers for the freshest vegetables, fruits, seafood, poultry, meat, herbs and honey. |
| Louisiana Super Plant Redbor Kale Redbor kale is the first edible LA Super Plants selection and a very attractive cool season foliage plant. |
| Cut a Fresh Christmas Tree this Year Visit a 'choose and cut' Christmas tree farm and select a fresh tree to decorate this holiday season. |
| Start the New Year with a Garden Journal Record your daily gardening activities and observations on paper or digitaly to remind you what how your garden developed throughout the year. |
| December 2011 Leader Letter The December 2011 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H clubs and volunteer leaders. |
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| November 2011 Leader Letter The November 2011 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H Clubs and volunteer leaders. |
| October 2011 EBR 4-H Leader Letter The October 2011 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H clubs and volunteer leaders. |
| East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H Information about the 4-H program in East Baton Rouge Parish. |
| Challenge Camp 2011 The annual Challenge Camp was held Nov. 15-17, 2011, at Tickfaw State Park in Springfield, La. Seventh grade 4-H youth from the Southeast 4-H region participated in activities ranging from hikes in the woods and canoeing to fun group games! |
| December 2011 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Holiday Poinsettias Find out how to care for your holiday poinsettia plant. Also, make plans to attend the 15th Annual LSU AgCenter Poinsettia Open House on Saturday, December 3, 2011, at the Burden Center. |
| Amaryllis bulbs make great gifts Amaryllis bulbs make wonderful gifts. Bulbs will reward the owner with months of colorful flowers. |
| November 2011 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Timely Tips for November A listing of timely garden chores to accomplish during November. |
| Composting is Easy Composting tree leaves, grass clippings, kitchen vegetable & fruit scraps, and shredded paper produces a great additive for gardens and landscapes plus diverts valuable organic material from clogging our landfills. |
| September 2011 EBR 4-H Leader Letter The September 2011 issue of a monthly newsletter for East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H volunteer leaders. It includes information about upcoming 4-H events and news about East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H clubs and volunteer leaders. |
| 'Camelot' Foxglove, a LA Super Plant 'Camelot' Foxglove holds its flowers horizontally and produces one or more flowers stems to produce a stately flower display in sping landscapes. |
| Pansy Planting Pointers Tips for growing healthy pansy plants. |
| October 2011 Clovertalk A monthly newsletter for the East Baton Rouge 4-H Club program to inform 4-H members, parents, leaders and school administrators about upcoming 4-H activities and recent news. |
| Junior Leaders Night at the Ropes Course The East Baton Rouge Junior Leader Club held it's September 2011 meeting at the LSU Sports and Adventure Complex. |
| Ornamental Grasses for the Landscape A wide selection of perennial and annual ornamental grasses are adaptable to sunny landscapes--from large growing to container grown--ornamental grasses are an ideal low maintenance plant for gardens. |
| Camellia 'Shi Shi Gashira' A landscape favorite and fall blooming Camellia 'Shi Shi Gashira' has been named a LA Super Plant for 2010. |
| Fall planted garlic produces next summer Garlic takes a long time to produce its pungent heads. Plant in the fall for a summer harvest. |
| Tree Planting Tips Tips for properly planting a tree in the landscape. Many landscape trees are planted from fall through the winter in Louisiana. Homeowners need to be aware of some of the common mistakes made in planting, establishing and following up on care of trees. |
| Plant Cool-season Dill Herb Plant dill during cool weather for a supply of dell weed and dill seed for culinary uses. Dill also makes a great landscape plant. |
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| Preparing Your Fall Vegetable Garden Early August planning will assure success with a fall vegetable garden. |
| Favorite Summer Plants Five landscape plants that perform well during Louisiana's summers. Some of my favorites include Phlox paniculata ‘Franz Schubert’, Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’, Achimene grandiflora ‘Atropurpurea’, Clematis crispa, and Torenia fourneri ‘White Moon’. |
| Summertime Pests in the Landscape Aphids, sooty mold, eastern lubber grasshoppers, periodical cicadas, and fleas. |
| Landscape Professionals Require a License The Louisiana Dept. of Agriculture and Forestry regulates the landscape industry to help protect consumers from unprofessional workmanship. |
| Poison Ivy Vines in the Landscape Many people have an allergic reaction to Poison Ivy. Learn how to identify and control this nuisance vine in home landscapes. |
| Grow Your Own Pineapple Save that pineapple crown and plant it. In two years you will be rewarded with your very own aromatic pineapple. |
| Yard Waste Litters Streets Stop littering public streets by blowing lawn grass clippings and tree leaves. Collect and use as mulch or compost and recycle. Litter makes a bad impression and costs money. |
| Properly Dispose of Yard Wastes Recycle, mulch and compost lawn grass clippings and tree leaves instead of littering the community by blowing them into the steet. For alternative ideas, visit LSU AgCenter's compost display at Burden Center. |
| Teens Attend 2011 4-H University East Baton Rouge Parish 4-H'ers stayed busy and had fun at the 2011 4-H University! Youth participated in educational contests and programs, while getting the chance to experience many aspects of college life at Louisiana State University. |
| Prepare Garden for Vacation Tips on what to do in the garden before taking off for a vacation. |
| Prepare Trees for Hurricane Season Homeowners can help prepare shade trees to better withstand hurricane force winds. Tips for hiring an aborist. |
| Louisiana Master Gardener Class Starting in July 2011 Applications are being taken for a new 2011 Master Gardener class conducted at LSU AgCenter LaHouse. Deadline has been extended to July 8, 2011. |
| Trap Yellowjackets -- Prevent Stings Hang a trap outdside targeting yellowjasckets, wasps and hornets. Insects are attracted to meat and sugary drinks so protect yourself by trapping these nuisance pests. |
| Ornamental Cotton Poses Threat White, brown, tan and green colored ornamental cottons can attract boll weevils and pose a threat to the state's cotton industry. |
| Plan Now for Spring Flowering Bulbs Mail order catalogs and online retailers are tempting gardeners with wide selections of spring flowering bulbs. Plan ahead and place your order early for best selection. |
| Shade trees save energy Plant shade trees for beauty, comfort and energy savings. |
| Crape Myrtles in the Landscape There is a variety of crape myrtle for every landscape application -- growth habit, flower color, and exfoliating bark, are landscape attributes that make this one of our most versatile summer flowering trees. |
| Windmill Palms Windmill palms are an excellent landscape palm that are winter hardy. |
| Butterfly Gardens Butterflies add another dimension to your landscape. Attract butterflies by planting their favorite plants. |
| Grow vines for vertical effect Vines act as screens, produce flowers and fruit, and offer wildlife a home. |
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| Lantana - Colorful and Drought Tolerant Lantanas continue to be one of the most popular summer flowering plants in landscapes. Varieites vary in color and growth habit. |
| LMG Class Starting in July Tha LaHouse LMG Program will begin a new LMG Class in July 2011. The application deadline has been extended to July 8. |
| Overcome Physical Limitations When Gardening Tips and practices you can follow to improve your gardening ability despite physical limitations. |
| Frequently Asked Questions During Early Summer Early summer frequently asked questions. |
| Prevent Hearing Loss Hearing loss will occur from the use of powered lawn and garden equipment if hearing protection is not used. Protect yourself by wearing ear plugs or ear muffs from the damaging noise levels produced by lawn and garden tools. |
| Armadillos Wreck Landscapes Armadillos are attracted to lawns, vegetable gardens and flower beds ebcause the soil contains their favorite food--earthworms, grubs and such. Control armadillo damage by reducing habitat and trapping. |
| Purslane - A Pesky Summertime Weed Purslane and other summertime weeds can be controlled using mulch and pre-emergents. Prevent weeds and do not allow them to go to seed. |
| Blueberries are Healthy and Flavorful Research shows blueberries pack a punch when it comes to maintinaing a healthy lifestyle. Use LSU AgCenter MarketMaker to locate a pick-your-own farm near you. |
| Burden Center's Annual Garden Festival Enjoy learning about and experiencing hands-on vegetable production with LSU AgCenter experts. Flowers, vegetables and fruit will be showcased. |
| Protect Bees When Applying Pesticides Protect against killing bees by properly applying pesticides in the landscape and vegetable garden. |
| Watering Plants During Drought Water plants deeply and thoroughly for health, safety and production. |
| Bromeliads Are Easy-Care Tropicals From Spanish moss to pineapples, bromeliads are an easy care tropical that display striking foliage and unique flowers. |
| Harvest Vegetables at the Proper Time Knowing when to harvest vegetables will assure you the best flavor and highest quality form your home garden. Information for: okra, tomatoes, squash, peppers, watermelons, cucumbers, cantaloupes, and eggplants. |
| Late Spring Gardening Questions & Answers What to do about sticker weed control, heat resistant tomatoes, leafminers and blossom end rot. |
| Sooty Mold Sooty mold develops on plant leaves as a result of insects feeding on leaves and secreting honeydew. |
| Spring Vegetable Gardening Tips What to plant, when to plant it, when to fertilize and water it and when to harvest. |
| It's Time to Fertilize Lawns Early to mid-April is an ideal time to fertilize our warm season turf grasses -- centipede, St. Augustine, carpet, Bermuda and zoysia. |
| Submit a Soil Sample for Growing Great Plants Submitting a soil sample to the LSU Soil Testing Lab has become much easier for everyone. Read all about it here. |
| It's Time to Plant Vegetables Mid-March is prime time to plant the majority of spring vegetables. Prepare garden plots, raised beds and containers for your favorite veggies. |
| Fire Ants Are Back! Treat fire ants in April and September for best results. Select from baits and contact pesticides to manage ant populations in the yard and landscape. |
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| Lichens, a Silvery-gray Growth on Unthrifty Plants Lichen growth on shrubs and trees indicate one of two things -- age or vigor. If a young plant has lichen growth then it likely has suffered some injury reducing overall plant health and vigor. |
| 'Frostproof' Gardenia, a Louisiana Super Plant Dependable and the most cold hardy gardenia, 'Frostproof', is awarded the distinction of being a Louisiana Super Plant. |
| Petunias for Spring Color Petunias are a versatile and colorful addition to landscapes, mixed containers and hanging baskets. Plant one of the Wave series for extended bloom and cost savings. |
| Pesticide Stewardship Tips on how to handle and apply pesticides to best protect the environment. |
| Outstanding Fall Tree Foliage Color Sunny days and cool nights have resulted in a wonderful display of fall tree color throughout the area. |
| Protect plants from freezing weather Prepare plants for freezing temperatures and find out what to do after the freeze. |
| The Home Gardener--Winter 2008 Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener Volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include ornamental gingers, hummingbirds, heart-healthy garden recipes, sweet olive tree, native plants, gardening books, propagation, preemergent hercides, chives and mistletoe. |
| The Home Gardener--Winter 2008 Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener Volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include ornamental gingers, hummingbirds, heart-healthy garden recipes, sweet olive tree, native plants, gardening books, propagation, preemergent herbicides, chives and mistletoe. |
| The Home Gardener -- Winter 2009 Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener Volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include Decorating a Christmas Tree, book review, plant quiz, gift ideas, Foxglove, Leafy Winter Greens recipes, Chives. |
| Plant Fruit Trees for Tasty Harvest Select adaptable varieties of fruit trees for fall and winter planting in Louisiana. |
| FAQs Home Vegetables (A-C) Link to a publication with the most frequently asked questionsabout all the major vegetables grown by home gardeners. |
| FAQs Home Vegetables (R-W) Link to a publication with the most frequently asked questionsabout all the major vegetables grown by home gardeners. |
| FAQs Home Vegetables (D-P) Link to a publication with the most frequently asked questionsabout all the major vegetables grown by home gardeners. |
| FAQs Related to Home Vegetable Gardening Frequently Asked Questions related to home vegetable gardening. |
| Herbs for the Garden A short description of commonly grown herbs for home gardens. Herbs included: anise, basil, borage, caraway, cherval, coriander, fennel, marjoram, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, savory, sesame, tarragon, thyme. |
| Armyworms devastate home lawns Quickly expanding brown areas in home lawns during late summer can mean armyworms, and sod webworms, may be feeding on green grass blades. This article explains how to treat damaged lawn areas. |
| Take-all Root Rot affects home lawns Patchy dead areas in Centipede and St. Augustine lawns could be infected with the soil borne disease, Take-All Root Rot. This article provides information on what to do about damaged lawn areas. |
| The Home Gardener--Fall 2009 Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include Renovating the Summer Landscape, Oregano Herb, Moon Names, Native Trees, Fall Decorating Tips, Colorful Flower Combinations, Fall Pruning, Hummingbirds, Stuffed Vegetable Recipes and Fall Vegetable Planting. |
| FAQ for Home Vegetable Gardening Commonly asked questions about culture, insects and diseases of commonly grown home vegetables. |
| The Home Gardener - Summer 2009 Edition Quarterly home gardening newsletter produced by Louisiana Master Gardener volunteers in East Baton Rouge Parish. Topics include hummingbirds, watermelons, pruning, moon names, gardening books and camellias. |
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