
Strobilanthes Auriculata Var. Dyeriana (Persian Shield)
Strobilanthes auriculata var. dyeriana (Persian Shield) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Persian Shield is grown for its showy …
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Collapse ▲Strobilanthes auriculata var. dyeriana (Persian Shield) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Persian Shield is grown for its showy …
Kosteletzkya pentacarpos (Coastal Mallow, Seashore Mallow) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Eye-catching solitary hibiscus-like 1 ½ – to …
Brassica oleracea (Ornamental cabbage and kale) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Ornamental cabbage and kale are great for …
Tithonia rotundifolia (Mexican Sunflower) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Mexican Sunflower is a low-maintenance annual that tolerates deer, …
Vaccinium for the Coastal Plain: ‘Rabbiteye’ and ‘Southern Highbush’ Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Blueberries are familiar as …
Ilex vomitoria f. pendula (Weeping Yaupon Holly) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Weeping Yaupon Holly is a native, …
Heuchera (Coral Bells, Alumroot) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Heuchera (phonetic spelling HEW-ker-ah) has many attractive features: showy …
Chrysogonum virginianum (Green & Gold) Article by Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer Kathryn Copley Green and Gold is a native, semi-evergreen, rhizom-atous, …
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This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of bees and addresses how to control them as an …
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a shoot inhibitor herbicide injury.
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This publication discusses flying unmanned aerial vehicles (drones, model aircraft) for commercial purposes. You'll learn …
Intensive Vegetable Production refers to a system of marketing and producing vegetable crops in which …