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Clones are a relatively common occurrence in the plant world
Published on December 28, 2015
Genetically identically matched individuals, or clones, are a primary regeneration method for some of our more common forest and landscape species. -
Detention Pond guidebook offers private owners advice on proper maintenance
Published on December 17, 2015
Reducing the impacts of pollutants and stormwater on local streams resulting from increased development is key to protecting Michigan’s water resources. -
A few Bah-Hum-“Bugs” amidst your holiday cheer
Published on December 14, 2015
The holiday season is full of traditions, many which involve the use of plants that are used for decoration, such as trees and wreaths. -
Winter decorating: Simple arrangements for your pots
Published on December 11, 2015
Create outdoor floral arrangements for the holiday season that will last for several months. -
Fresh treats for the birds during winter
Published on December 11, 2015
Get kids involved in making bird treats for the cold winter days. -
Caution: Moles at work
Published on December 2, 2015
Mole damage can appear differently, but it’s the same guys digging. -
Don’t miss out on school garden resources
Published on December 2, 2015
Many school garden grants are open now, so plan ahead for a bountiful spring. -
Mexican shellflowers: Small bulbs with a big flower punch
Published on November 24, 2015
Mexican shellflowers, also known as tiger or peacock flowers, take gardens to a new level with their exotic-looking blooms. -
Community gardens cultivate healthier neighbors in Flint
Published on November 23, 2015
This growing season’s stories of two of Flint’s community gardens positive influence in their neighborhoods, and their abundant food production, truly highlights their power to positively affect communities. -
Rejuvenating old fruit trees
Published on November 13, 2015
Winter is the perfect time to start shaping up overgrown and neglected trees for a productive harvest next season.