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TreesWhether you have just acquired a new property or you have been maintaining one for a while, you have paid at least passing attention to the trees in your landscape (Figure 1). From iconic pines, colorful maples, elegant poplars, to stately oaks, trees are an inseparable and meaningful part of…
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Plant Pests and DiseasesHow to Use This Booklet Related Content Go to the tab that best exemplifies the damage observed on ornamental plants or turfgrass. Some insects are not easily seen. Sometimes a magnifying glass or a microscope is needed. The type of damage caused can provide evidence of the culprit. Not all…
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Fall GardeningPlanting Tall Fescue Lawns Soil Bag Flower Beds: An Alternative to Soil Amending Plant Pansies Like the Pros Fall is Collard, Turnip and Cabbage Planting Time Plant Now to Pick Fruit Later Leaves: Nature’s Homemade Mulch Doing a Few Chores Now Will Prepare Your Garden for Later Clean and Oil…
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The winning Georgia 4-H forestry team, coached by Paul Pugliese, included members Sasha Morgan, Bethany Craven, Gabriel Craven, and Gus Federico.
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University of Georgia Cooperative Extension honors thousands of volunteers who facilitate programming around the state levels.
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Two CAES students recap their summer internships with UGA Extension.
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Common lawn herbicides can cause lasting damage to landscape trees if not used carefully.
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Green University wins four Extension agents industry recognition.
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Deer love to eat plants as much as gardeners love to plant them.
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Aphids, whiteflies and hornworms love tomatoes, too.
