Month: August 2024

TIPS TO CONSERVE WATER IN THE VEGETABLE GARDEN

By Yvette Henson, San Miguel Basin, CSU Extension Colorado has a semi-arid to arid native climate with recurring durations of drought.  However, vegetation throughout the panorama current many benefits like cooling the air temperature spherical and inside our homes.  There are moreover bodily and psychological properly being benefits from rising…

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Retaining Your Aspen Bushes Healthful

By Eric McPhail, Gunnison County CSU ExtensionEveryone enjoys watching the aspen leaves as they glitter in the wind and alter colors. Nonetheless aspens do have enemies. Two of the most typical are cankers and Eriophyid mites.   Cankers The time interval canker describes an house of ineffective cambium (residing cells merely beneath…

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Colorado Mountain Gardener: Joe Pye Weed

By Cherie Luke, Jefferson County Grasp Gardener since 2014 Eupatorium purpureum which has formally been modified to Eutrochium purpureum, aka Joe Pye weed, is a North American native throughout the Asteraceae family. There are about 40 species on this genus. The crops range in peak from 2′-3′ for Little Joe, to…

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Battling with Rodents in My Yard

By Ed Powers, Jefferson County Grasp Gardener Like loads of you, I’ve battled pests and varmints in my yard. The ultimate 2 years my vegetable gardens have been very disappointing. The sooner 7 years I had gardens that produced little or no. My essential villains are mice, voles, rabbits, chipmunks and…

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A Helpful Software program for Watering Successfully

By Kristina Hughes, Clear Creek County Grasp Gardener ‘Tis the season to start occupied with fall and wintering watering. And in Colorado, it is always the season to think about simple strategies to water efficiently and successfully. A few years prior to now, I was tasked with watering an enormous planter…

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