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Natives offer an array of fall color
Trees often get all the attention for providing autumn color, but native perennial flowers also provide interest and beauty to…
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Spotted lanternfly update
The spotted lanternfly is coming closer to home. A population of the invasive pest has been found in Ithaca, just…
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The Year of the Sunflower
Sunflowers may be the most cheerful addition you can make to your garden. Their bright, sunny blossoms come in many…
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Leaf spot disease in tomatoes
With the wet weather we’ve had this summer, you are probably noticing signs of fungal diseases in your garden. Tomatoes…
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Coneflowers are easy and versatile
Is there anything purple coneflowers (Echinacea purpurea) can’t do? They do well even in clay soils. They do well in…
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Diagnosing vegetable garden problems
Gardeners need expert observation skills. As the growing season progresses, gardeners should watch their plants closely every day. Disease and…
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Growing colorful dianthus
If you are looking for a colorful flowering plant for the front of your perennial border, look no further than…
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Lupines add vertical interest
If you are looking to add colorful vertical interest to your perennial beds and borders, lupines (Lupinus) may be a…
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Gypsy Moth Update/Beech Leaf Disease
The gypsy moth infestation hitting our area continues this spring as tiny black caterpillars emerge and begin devouring new leaves.…
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Ferns for your garden
Ferns are a great choice for your garden. There is much to like about these easy-to-care-for plants. Ferns add soothing…
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