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Backyard Gardener: Fall asters for autumn color (opens the original)
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Hello, Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners. What a week as the rain continues here in the valley. Many places have received over 4 inches since last Saturday, and numerous areas experienced flooding. Hopefully we get a break and have some dry weather ahead for harvesting crops and working in the garden. This week, I want to discuss fall asters. I know, the chrysanthemum is the go-to flower for fall and with good reason. However, we need some variety in plants and colors. Look no further than t
Backyard Gardener: Invitation for lawn renovation (opens the original)
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Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! Summer heat is hanging on in September, but mild temperatures are on the way as summer fades into fall. The fall equinox and the first day of autumn arrive on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 8:04 P.M. EDT in the Northern Hemisphere. Fall means football, watching the leaves turn color and fall off our deciduous trees, and of course another opportunity to garden. Milder temperatures, fewer pests, and fewer diseases make fall a suitable time to plant veg
Backyard Gardener: Lettuce continue fall gardening (opens the original)
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Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! Hopefully, cool temperatures are just around the corner as the summer heat hangs on. Remember that fall is a great time to test your soil, a free service here in West Virginia. As backyard gardeners continue the harvest, contact the WVU Extension Office with your canning, freezing, gardening, lawn and turf questions. Most of us need a little more fiber in our diet, and a fresh salad with lettuce from the home garden is just the trick. There are four m
Backyard Gardener: Chicory, the roadside wildflower (opens the original)
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Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! We are slowly drying out from the weeks of wet weather. Fall will soon be here, and this year may be a great time to plant trees and shrubs. We should have plenty of moisture and give plants some time to establish roots before the first frost. This week I want to talk about a plant in bloom this time of year, chicory (Cichorium intybus). In the late summer months of July and August, you may notice a sky-blue flowered plant along county roadsides or in
Backyard Gardener: Tomato hornworm: Big worm, big appetite (opens the original)
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Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! We are experiencing one of the wettest Augusts in recent memory as rain totals this month are more than 8 inches in many areas of the valley. As the harvest of tomatoes, peppers, green beans, sweet corn and other vegetables continues, please contact the WVU Extension Office with questions on freezing, canning or other garden-related questions. Keep in mind green beans are a low-acid food and must be processed in a pressure canner. The high temperature
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