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2021 -
Gardening in October….with more rains coming and cooler temperatures, fall is the perfect time to plant shrubs like blueberries and fruit and nut trees. Has us thinking about all of our blueberry recipes! #gardening #growathome #gardeningtips #blueberries
2020 -
Summer Squash is a fun and rewarding plant for beginner gardeners. Even if you don't have a yard, potted plants can climb up the railing of balconies and yield produce all summer long! #summersquash #zucchini #gardening #urbangardening
2021 -
2021 -
Many of your summer crops will grow better with a support system like a trellis or cage. Cucumbers love to climb a fence, lattice, or trellis. Tomatoes, peppers and eggplants prefer a cage around them or a central pole for support. #greenbeans #GrowThis!
2021 -
Having problems with aphids? Tomorrow morning, spray your plant for 30 seconds wherever the aphids are located to knock them off! Call your master gardener for more help if they persist! #GrowThis! #gardening #growathome #gardeningtips
2019 -
This month we are all about salad greens. Check out our Food hero Monthly for recipes and tips on gardening salad greens. #saladgreens #gardening #tipsandtricks
2020 -
2019 -
It's National Garden Month! Whether big or small, gardens can be a great family activity, and provide different foods. Check out our Food Hero garden materials! #NationalGardenMonth #gardening #gardeningtips
2020 -
2021 -
It's almost a new year, so start planning those garden projects. Winter is always a good time to fix, build, or plan for the upcoming spring season, which will be here sooner than you think! #GrowThis #indoorgardening #gardeningyearround #oregongardening
2021 -
If you have a hose outside, make sure to unscrew it from the water faucet and drain it of any water before the cold sets in. If you can cover it or bring it inside, that may help the hose last longer. #gardening #growathome #gardeningtips
Bolting happens when a plant reaches the end of its growth cycle. It changes from making leaves and roots to making flowers and seeds for the next season of plants. That is why bolting is often called "running to seed" or "going to seed."
