
Grow Happiness: Celebrating World Therapeutic Horticulture Day!
Mark your calendars, green thumbs and well-being enthusiasts! Sunday, May 18, 2025, is World Therapeutic Horticulture Day, and Trellis, …
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The bunch grape season is well under way throughout the state! Many sites are seeing clear inflorescence emerging indicating …
This week, Prionus adults emerged from the soil near the blueberry plants in Pender and Sampson Counties. This is …
With petal fall sprays completed throughout the region, the focus for the next few weeks will be on first …
Fungicide applications this week should continue target GLS and bitter rot. That’s not to say that other diseases such …
NC State Therapeutic Horticulture Program is thrilled to feature our closest partners, North Carolina Botanical Garden! Together, we have …
Spring tours of North Carolina Cooperative Extension’s Pollinator Paradise Demonstration Garden in Pittsboro start on May 10! The garden features over 225 …
The majority of apples throughout the region are at petal fall, with some later cultivars still blooming. As discussed …
Fortunately we are not yet seeing any symptoms of GLS like those in the photo throughout western NC. While …
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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the official NC State Therapeutic Horticulture YouTube channel, your new online destination …
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