What's That Bug? Leaf-Footed Bugs in the Garden
This article was originally posted by former Durham County Horticulture Agent Michelle Wallace on the Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteers …
Ashley Troth, Ph.D.
Extension Agent, Agriculture - Consumer and Commercial Ornamental Horticulture Durham County Centerashley_troth@ncsu.eduStreet Address: 721 Foster St
Durham, NC 27701
Durham, NC 27701
Mailing Address: 721 Foster St
Durham, NC 27701
Durham, NC 27701
Job Description Helping home gardeners, landscape professionals, and ornamental nurseries and greenhouses prosper through programs that provide one-on-one consultation, hands-on training, and ongoing support.
Recent Posts by Ashley Troth, Ph.D.
N.C. Forest Service to begin tree seedling sales July 1
The following post was originally featured as part of a North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services newsletter. …
Grafting to Create a Healthier Tomato Plant
Tomato grafting is a great way for gardeners to grow their favorite tomatoes on rootstock that is resistant to …
Pruning for Healthier, More Productive Tomatoes
It might seem counterintuitive, but regular pruning is a great way to give your tomato plants the best start …
Now's the Perfect Time to Test Your Soil!
Healthy soil is the foundation of successful gardening, and soil testing is the only accurate way to know if …
Snags, Tree Cookies, and Lean-tos: Things You Can Do To Help Reptiles and Amphibians in Your Yard
By Wendy Diaz, Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer in Durham County This article was originally posted on the Extension Master Gardener℠ …
Your Tomatoes Need Your Support!
They may look small and sweet now, but don’t let your tomato plants fool you. Without proper support, tomatoes …
Setting Your Tomatoes Up for Success
With our last fronts (hopefully!) behind us, it’s finally time to begin planting warm-season fruits and vegetables. Among summer …
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N.C. Cooperative Extension, Durham County Center
