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Succulent Workshop: Learn the art of propagation in a hands-on workshop (opens the original)
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Come join in on this succulent workshop on Sept. 9 from 10 a.m. to noon in the conference meeting room in the courthouse annex next to the Extension Office in Washington County. Have you ever wondered how to grow new plants from a single succulent leaf or stem cutting? This interactive workshop will give you an educational, hands on approach. You will be introduced to the basic biology of succulent growth and reproduction. Practice propagation techniques using leaves, stem cuttings, offsets, and
Preparation for planting fall bulbs (opens the original)
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Want to add more early color to your spring garden? Bulbs are a great choice. Start now by deciding where you want to add more bulbs. Plant them in groups of 7 to 15 for a better visual display. To create a long season of blooming, there are early, mid, and late varieties. If you enjoy daffodils, Ice Follies is a creamy white variety with petals surrounding a pale-yellow cup and is an early bloomer. ‘Mount Hood’ is a pale yellow to white trumpet daffodil that is a mid-season bloomer, and ‘Hawera
Golden Plains Area planning site visits (opens the original)
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Golden Plains Area Extension Horticulturist, Linda Langelo, will be visiting the following Extension Offices on these dates in August: Yuma County Office – Wednesday, August 18, 2026 Washington County Office – Wednesday, August 19, 2026 Kit Carson County Office – Wednesday, August 26, 2026 Phillips County Office– Monday, August 31, 2026 I am continuing to ask for your cooperation in bringing a sample to the office as the first step in the diagnostics of your plant problem. You are invited to sen
Succulent Workshop: Learn the art of propagation in a hands-on workshop (opens the original)
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Come join in on this succulent workshop on Sept. 9 from 10 a.m. to noon in the conference meeting room in the courthouse annex next to the Extension Office in Washington County. Have you ever wondered how to grow new plants from a single succulent leaf or stem cutting? This interactive workshop will give you an educational, hands on approach. You will be introduced to the basic biology of succulent growth and reproduction. Practice propagation techniques using leaves, stem cuttings, offsets, and
Good July gardening practices (opens the original)
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July is a time for deadheading flowers and checking for pests like mites, aphids, and scale insects. Checking regularly, about once a week, helps you keep an eye on what changes might occur. Mites, aphids, and any insect have what is called a generation. This means from the egg stage to the next egg stage. In other words, a complete life cycle of the insect. Sometimes that can be a week or 14 days. It all depends on environmental conditions such as humidity and temperature. Mites can have one ge
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