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Archive of the weekly, one-half-hour, gardening show on UNC-TV chock full of gardening tips, techniques, and insights for ornamental landscapes, vegetable & flower gardening, water conservation, beneficial bugs, and much more! |
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Bee Keeper Education and Engagement System Online resource for beekeepers at all levels. Beginner, Advanced, and Ambassador level training in honey bee biology, honey bee management, and the honey bee industry. No specialized equipment or prior experience is necessary. |
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A quick survey about your garden to identify risks and management strategies for chemical soil contaminants.
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Find a community garden near you; learn how to start a new garden; or find resources to support an existing one. |
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Free online, hardcover version, and interactive online version with Instructor Resources. |
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Quarterly newsletters focused on the North Carolina coastal plain, mountains, and piedmont. Articles are written by horticultural experts with the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. |
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Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox:Search by Botanical Name, Common Name, or Plant Characteristics. Select plants that will thrive in your location and serve the functions you want. |
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Extension Master Gardenersm Program Since 1979 North Carolina Master Gardenersm Volunteers have been guiding homeowners in making environmentally sound decisions in their gardens, lawns, and landscapes. |
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Specific strategies for protecting food safety in school and community gardens. |
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The Great Southeast Pollinator Census Citizen Science project to record pollinator activity, including the types of pollinators and which flowers they visit. |
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Emmy® award-winning half-hour home horticulture show offers practical tips on growing plants and home landscaping without spending a lot of time or money. It showcases beautiful gardens. |
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International Travel with Extension Master Gardener Volunteers NC State Extension Master Gardener Service-Learning, Educational Travel-Study Adventures Around the World experiencing plants, insects, animals, ecology, biodiversity, geography, history, and horticulture production. |
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Nationally acclaimed research and teaching garden with the an extensive collection of cold hardy temperate zone plants in the southeastern United States. JCRA focuses on the evaluation, selection, and display of plant material gathered from around the world. Plants especially adapted to Piedmont North Carolina conditions are identified in an effort to find better plants for southern landscapes. |
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Online, Non-Credit, Plant Identification Courses Asynchronous, fully online, self-paced, non-credit courses. You may participate anywhere that you have access to the internet. The course resources are available 24/7 for the entire 6 weeks of the class and for 6 months after the course ends. There are no required presentations or any set times that you will need to meet online. |
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Recordings of this free two-hour webinar are brought to you by the Plant Disease and Insect Clinic, and the Departments of Plant Pathology, Entomology, and Horticultural Science. Broadcast live as in-service training for Master Gardener Volunteers and Horticulture Agents. Schedules, speaker profiles, and links to recordings are available to the public. |
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Publications Research-based information on gardens lawns and landscapes
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Our stories explore gardening in our region, the intersection of horticulture and innovation, and the people who are leading the way. |
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Television, Radio, and Newspaper: Programs and columns done by Extension Volunteers and Professionals across the state. |
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Therapeutic Horticulture |
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Identification, Insect, Disease, and Weed Management, Troubleshooting |
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Native plants are better for wildlife and the environment. Learn about problems caused by invasive, exotic plants and discover native alternatives. With our step-by-step guide, you can create your own native plant landscape that’s attractive to wildlife and people. |
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