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October Gardening Tips Focus on Planting, Lawn Care, and Fall Decor

October Gardening Tips Focus on Planting, Lawn Care, and Fall Decor

October Gardening Tips Focus on Planting, Lawn Care, and Fall Decor
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Leave The Hand Pulling Behind: The European-Style Tool To Remove Weeds Quickly

Leave The Hand Pulling Behind: The European-Style Tool To Remove Weeds Quickly

While this tool is more common in Europe, you can find it here in the U.S. It's a little pricey, but worth the money if you need to weed your garden beds fast.
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Ball Horticultural Company Introduces Anemone Fullstar Pink for Growers

Ball Horticultural Company Introduces Anemone Fullstar Pink for Growers

Ball Horticultural Company Introduces Anemone Fullstar Pink for Growers
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Why Potted Hydrangeas Often Don't Return After Winter

Why Potted Hydrangeas Often Don't Return After Winter

If you've purchased a potted hydrangea only to be disappointed that it didn't bloom again after the cold months, it's likely due to the type of hydrangea it is.
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WorldAtlas names 10 lakes open to year-round fishing

WorldAtlas names 10 lakes open to year-round fishing

A new WorldAtlas report highlighted 10 U.S. lakes where fishing is allowed throughout the year. New York's waters of Lake Erie made the list, though anglers still must follow seasonal regulations and size limits.
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University of Arizona Research Addresses Key Challenges in Yuma Agriculture

University of Arizona Research Addresses Key Challenges in Yuma Agriculture

University of Arizona Research Addresses Key Challenges in Yuma Agriculture
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10 Common Garden Weeds That Die (Or Go Dormant) After The First Frost

10 Common Garden Weeds That Die (Or Go Dormant) After The First Frost

Whether a weed is an annual or perennial will determine if they die at first frost or go dormant for the winter. Learn about the growing cycle of 10 such weeds.
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Monrovia Identifies Key Garden Design Trends for 2027, Highlighting Unique Edibles and Sustainable Practices

Monrovia Identifies Key Garden Design Trends for 2027, Highlighting Unique Edibles and Sustainable Practices

Monrovia Identifies Key Garden Design Trends for 2027, Highlighting Unique Edibles and Sustainable Practices
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Daily Excelsior Publishes Comprehensive Guide on Roses, Detailing Beauty, Types, Care, and Meaning

Daily Excelsior Publishes Comprehensive Guide on Roses, Detailing Beauty, Types, Care, and Meaning

Daily Excelsior Publishes Comprehensive Guide on Roses, Detailing Beauty, Types, Care, and Meaning
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How To Reduce The Amount Of Nitrogen In Your Soil With Mulch (Not Chips Or Straw)

How To Reduce The Amount Of Nitrogen In Your Soil With Mulch (Not Chips Or Straw)

This mulch is similar to straw and chips in that it's a carbon-rich material that's highly poor in nitrogen. In fact, its ratio of carbon to nitrogen is 500:1.
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Why this rusty orange coleus is a garden favorite

Why this rusty orange coleus is a garden favorite

The ColorBlaze Sedona Sunset coleus thrives in sun or shade and adds a stunning rusty orange glow to your garden.
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Florida Watermelon Growers Adopt Controlled-Release Nitrogen to Enhance Efficiency and Reduce Environmental Impact

Florida Watermelon Growers Adopt Controlled-Release Nitrogen to Enhance Efficiency and Reduce Environmental Impact

Watermelon growers in Florida's Suwannee Valley are increasingly utilizing controlled-release fertilizers (CRF) to manage nitrogen application. This region, which accounts for over one-third of Florida's watermelon acreage and is the largest producer in the U.S., faces challenges due to its sandy soils being prone to nitrogen leaching. Research conducted by the UF/IFAS North Florida Research and Education Center—Suwannee Valley (NFREC-SV) since 2019 has demonstrated that CRF can maintain crop yields comparable to conventional fertilizers while significantly reducing nutrient loss. CRF works by coating nutrients with a semipermeable polymer, allowing for gradual release aligned with the crop's growth stages. This method helps to mitigate environmental concerns such as groundwater contamination and improve nitrogen use efficiency. Both full-season and partial-season CRF programs have been evaluated, with partial-season programs, which combine preplant CRF with in-season fertigation, proving to be a popular a...