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Horticulture

Dealing with Stressed Out Plants

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So, in the past 9 months we’ve had a late hard freeze, little rainfall, and before this was the driest six month winter period...
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How Healthy Is My Tree?

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We have had a great deal of winter damage this year due to a lack of moisture and warm temperatures interspersed with sharp drops...
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Resources for gardeners

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Kansas State University publications address a variety of topics MANHATTAN, Kan. – In a twist on the summertime whodunit mystery, K-State Research and Extension is...
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Trees are Slow to Leaf Out

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We have received reports of trees being slow to leaf out. In most cases this is likely just a cool spring delaying leaf emergence...
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Conservation Tree Planting Program in Kansas

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The Kansas Forest Service’s Conservation Tree Planting Program offers tree and shrub seedlings, as well as other items for use in conservation plantings.  Plantings...
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Pruning Fruit Trees: Tips and Tricks

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Fruit trees can be pruned from now through March as long as the wood isn’t frozen. Following are some general recommendations on pruning mature...
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First Aid for Storm-Damaged Trees

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Hank Stelzer Forestry State Specialist School of Natural Resources In the aftermath of a severe ice or wind storm, many homeowners ask a simple question about their...
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Twig dieback on oak trees

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Recently we have seen twig dieback on pin and other oaks caused by a fungal disease called Botryosphaeria canker. Affected trees show wilting or...
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Squirrel damage to trees

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Tree squirrels can cause a couple types of tree damage. Most commonly they clip the tips of branches. The length of severed branches is...
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Bugs in Kansas

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By: Scott Eckert, County Extension Agent, Horticulture Some insects come around every 17 years or so, like the 17 Year Cicada.  Others are always here!  ...
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