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Each summer I eagerly await the day when the Coconino Master Gardeners host their self-guided tours of several choice gardens in Flagstaff and surrounding areas. Most of them showcase home,

Hundreds of gardeners and first-time gardeners flocked to the Fort Bend County Master Gardeners’ annual fruit/citrus tree sale on Saturday at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds. Many buyers arrived well

How do multiple-choice tests make you feel? Is this hard to answer? Would it help to have answer choices? OK, let’s try this in multiple-choice format:

Question: My friend says that I need to take out my butterfly bush because it is illegal in Oregon. How can that be? I bought it at a retail store

I have taken care of the 70 roses in the Olivia White Hospice Garden for the last ten years. During that time, I have written many articles about roses for

Jane Schoenbrun, director of We're All Going to the World's Fair and I Saw the TV Glow has revealed details of their next movie,

At-home research or a call to your local Extension office may be necessary to help you determine what exact “critical temperatures” will affect your kind of tree.

Question: How can I improve my landscape to be more climate resilient and pollinator friendly?

The economy is good. The economy is bad. Inflation is almost over. A recession is coming soon. The economy is improving — maybe. But let’s wait and see.

Last year, The Coconino Master Gardeners Association (MGA) hosted Jim Allen, a professor in the NAU School of Forestry, as keynote speaker for its monthly educational session in April. Agroforestry