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Asian Giant Hornet

Update on Asian Giant Hornets

Last year, there was a lot of media buzz (no pun intended) surrounding the introduction of Asian giant hornets …

Union County Extension Master Gardener Volunteers

National Volunteer Week 

April 18–24, 2021, is National Volunteer Week. I want to take this opportunity to recognize and thank all volunteers …

Subterranean Termite Workers

Termites

With April’s warming weather, and rain showers, we will likely be seeing an increase in termite swarming. Termite swarmers …

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Evergreen Clematis

Clem-a-tis or Cle-mat-is – how do you pronounce it? Either way is fine and usually most gardeners know what …

Flowers in Field with Trees in the Back

First Day of Spring!

We have just passed the first day of Spring and we may be starting to see some light at …

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Rainwater Harvesting for Homeowners

Although rainwater harvesting has been practiced for thousands of years, recent concerns over water supplies and the environment have …

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Get Into Your Garden

Now that days are getting a little longer, consider getting outside this month into your garden. Did you know …

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Online Seed Swap Event

**UPDATE: EVENT IS BACK ON!** The Master Gardener℠ Volunteers of Union County Welcome You to Our Online Seed Swap …

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