Wise Watering in Dry Times
We gardeners don’t need a weatherman to know it’s been an abnormally dry year in the Charlottesville area. Federal weather… Read More »Wise Watering in Dry Times
We gardeners don’t need a weatherman to know it’s been an abnormally dry year in the Charlottesville area. Federal weather… Read More »Wise Watering in Dry Times
Question: In January 2018, a new invasive pest, the Spotted Lanternfly (SLF), was first seen in Northern Virginia. Is this… Read More »Protection from Spotted Lanternfly
Peppers are as diverse as they are delicious – and nutritious! This post will explore how to grow peppers in the home garden, from seed to harvest.
With tomatoes fresh from the vine
Question: How can I upgrade my garden to provide a welcoming habitat for pollinators and other wildlife, while keeping some… Read More »Creating Welcoming Habitats
The Piedmont Master Gardeners’ Therapeutic Horticulture team won a recent shout-out from the Jefferson Area Board for Aging, which praised… Read More »PMG’s Therapeutic Horticulture Program Earns Applause
Question: How do I start a wildflower meadow? What native plants can I use? There is growing interest in the… Read More »Starting a Native Wildflower Meadow
This easy, one-skillet meal pairs orzo with the greens that are abundant in the spring and makes good use of green garlic and spring onions that you might have from thinning the garlic or onion crop in your garden.
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The June To-Do List