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Horticulture and gardening : article

What to do when wildlife treats your garden like a buffet

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Pest control is an important part of establishing an attractive garden. Insects, diseases and weeds are formidable foes, but the damage they inflict often pales compared to the destruction perpetrated by some of our four-legged “friends,” said University of Missouri Extension…

What to look for when buying vegetable transplants

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo.–Success in the vegetable garden hinges on healthy plants.

Windbreaks can help prevent herbicide injury

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Plant injury due to the off-target movement of herbicides such as dicamba and 2,4-D is one of the challenges to the production of specialty crops.

Winter weather and plant injury

Protect plants from winter damage caused by cold temperatures, snow, and road salt. Learn how to minimize harm and keep plants healthy during the cold season

Winterize roses in December

COLUMBIA, Mo.

With more than 4,000 cultivars, hostas are emperors of the shade

COLUMBIA, Mo. – A problem many gardeners face is what to plant in a shady area.Perhaps no plant brightens a shade garden more than the hosta, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. The hardy perennial thrives in shade and is easy to grow.

Workshop on specialty crop grants set for Feb. 12

HANNIBAL, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension will hold a Specialty Crop Block Grant workshop 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12, in Hannibal.

Workshop on writing specialty crop grants set for Feb. 5 in Jefferson City

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension will hold a Specialty Crop Block Grant workshop 6-9 p.m. Monday, Feb. 5, in Jefferson City.

Worm composting reduces household wastes

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. – If you’re intimidated by the idea of building and maintaining a backyard compost pile, an indoor alternative is to feed your fruit and vegetable scraps to worms.

Would corn by any other name taste as sweet?

Explore different sweet corn varieties and their unique flavors, from traditional favorites to new hybrids that bring enhanced sweetness and tenderness.

Your garden after the freeze

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. - The growing season has ended and many gardeners are heading out to clean up what the frost has left behind. But some gardeners don't bother with fall cleanup.

Zinnia: From eye sickness to eye candy

COLUMBIA, Mo.

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