Here’s a copy of Bill’s slides from the Monday 8/17/2015 Lunchbox lecture. They are mostly pictures of the flowers without any other information. But those roses with an asterik (*) after there name are Bill’s suggestions/recommendations for our area. … Read More
Below is a link to Tom’s handout/annotated list from his 7/20/2015 lecture Best trees For South Carolina Best Trees for South Carolina Presentation2 city_of_aiken_sc_tree_protection_and_landscaping_manual
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The Aiken Master Gardener Association recently awarded two scholarships of $1000 each to seniors at two local high schools. Kelly Coons was presented the award by Liz Benton at the recent Aiken High School FFA Banquet. Kelly plans to attend … Read More
Black spot of rose is an ascomyte fungal disease caused by the pathogen Marssonina rosae (Mr, the imperfect or asexual stage / Diplocarpon rosae (Dr) is the sexual stage). This pathogen is likely the most serious and common disease of … Read More
The week between Christmas and New Year’s is a time we like to sit down together, quietly reflect on the past year and make plans for the coming year. Because our gardens add so much to our lives, planning for … Read More
Many of the recent calls to the Clemson Extension office have been about our cool to cold spring. It certainly has been a different start than last year. One of the first trees to bloom is the Bradford Pear. Last … Read More
In 1962, author Rachel Carson wrote a series of articles that warned the public of the dangers of using common garden and household chemicals. Her arguments are still debated today and like any point of view, there are two sides … Read More
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