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Horticulture Therapy Conference and Workshop at ANR Week
Published on February 21, 2014
Learn about the therapeutic benefits of horticulture by attending the annual conference and workshop scheduled March 7-8 during ANR week. -
New raspberry varieties for Michigan factsheet
Published on February 20, 2014
Whether you’re adding raspberries to your fruit production mix, are looking for different varieties or simply want to plant a few for a backyard garden, this new factsheet will help you select varieties that will meet your needs. -
Smart twist on 2014 Smart Gardening Conference
Published on February 14, 2014
The Smart Gardening Conference on March 8 hosts nationally-known entomologist Douglas Tallamy to share how “smart plants” invite nature to your backyard. -
MDARD pesticide applicator recertification credits now available online
Published on February 14, 2014
Pesticide applicators in Michigan can now keep their certifications current with minimal investment in time and travel. -
Melting ice sheets on putting greens
Published on February 14, 2014
Different products can be used to facilitate melting ice sheets on putting greens. -
Natural shoreline topics featured at upcoming lakes convention
Published on February 13, 2014
Day 3 of inaugural Michigan Inland Lakes Convention will showcase current natural shoreline research findings and the latest in Phragmites management and control. -
Smart vegetable gardening with season extenders
Published on February 13, 2014
Use techniques to extend the amount of days you can grow vegetables in Michigan. -
Smart plants for wildlife
Published on February 12, 2014
Incorporate specific plants to attract butterflies and songbirds to your garden and play a role in keeping invasive plants out of your landscape. -
Eco-labeling: Which terms really are effective in marketing ornamental plants?
Published on February 7, 2014
Consumers are most interested in locally produced plants and biodegradable or compostable pots. -
Smart flower borders to attract beneficial insects
Published on February 7, 2014
Attracting “good bugs” provides natural enemies for the “bad bugs” in your garden.