Originally published on July 20, 2023 There are so many ways to garden and a growing trend is to cultivate gardens for butterflies and other pollinators. Thank you to Louise… Continue reading “Gardening for Butterflies Program Recap”
Rutgers Master Gardeners Archives
The Magic of Seeds Program Recap
Originally published on February 19, 2021 Starting your plants and garden from seeds can be a very rewarding and satisfying experience, but takes time, commitment, and perseverance. Thank you to… Continue reading “The Magic of Seeds Program Recap”
Why Garden Off the Ground? Program Recap
Originally published on March 19, 2021 For many of us, gardening in smaller, self-contained areas is more conducive for our lives and can be just as fruitful and rewarding. Raised gardening… Continue reading “Why Garden Off the Ground? Program Recap”
The Wonder of Weeds Program Recap
Originally published on March 30, 2022 When we think of weeds, we often think of invasive plants that ruin our lawns, flower beds, sidewalks, and unpaved driveways. Thank you to… Continue reading “The Wonder of Weeds Program Recap”
Spring Blooming Bulbs Program Recap
Originally published on October 4, 2023 Like many types of flowers, bulbs have unique requirements for planting and cultivation; when done right, their beautiful blooms can transform gardens. Thank you… Continue reading “Spring Blooming Bulbs Program Recap”
WEBINAR – Coping with Deer
What is the biggest nuisance when it comes gardening? Many people will respond with pests, particularly deer. White-tailed deer were virtually extinct in the late 1800s in NJ, but through… Continue reading “WEBINAR – Coping with Deer”
Inside the Hive: Honey Bees and Beekeeping Program Recap
Written by Andrew DauphineePublished on July 17, 2024 Beekeeping can be a very rewarding past time, yet requires an intricate knowledge of honey bees, including their behaviors. Thank you to… Continue reading “Inside the Hive: Honey Bees and Beekeeping Program Recap”
