Horticulture

K-State - September 2, 2015

Occasionally we receive a call from someone who has a squash (or cucumber or melon) that just doesn’t look like what was supposedly planted....

Horticulture

K-State - September 1, 2015

You can enjoy apples from January to June – with the right conditions. Some apple cultivars can be stored for longer periods than others....

Horticulture

Editor - September 1, 2015

By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture Weed control in lawns seems to be an ongoing chore! There is no one control for all weeds,...

Horticulture

K-State - August 31, 2015

Harvest is long past, but now is the time asparagus and rhubarb plants build up needed reserves for the next year. Be sure water...

Horticulture

K-State - August 28, 2015

September is the optimum time to power rake or core-aerate tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass lawns. These grasses should be coming out of their...

Horticulture

K-State - August 27, 2015

With all the concern about Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), many people may assume the trees are being attacked by EAB. However, EAB has only...

Horticulture

K-State - August 26, 2015

Peonies often look a little bedraggled by this time of year and gardeners may want to cut them back. That will not be a...

Horticulture

K-State - August 25, 2015

First it’s the racket of 17-year cicadas. Now Kansans in some areas may be facing an influx of chirping crickets, aided by this year’s...

Horticulture

Kansas Farm Bureau - August 25, 2015

Just a reminder that we'd love for you to join us for Saturday's Adventure Day in the Flint Hills! Each year we try to visit...

Horticulture

K-State - August 24, 2015

Late frosts that kill peach flowers are common in Kansas. Many areas will not have a full peach crop except for about one in...

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