AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHardy Mums for Fall: University of Minnesota researchers have bred northern-hardy perennial mums that can survive winters and bloom from late August through first frost—unlike many “porch” florist mums. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil for repeat color. Lawn Rescue in September: Monty Don says scarify stressed lawns by raking out thatch, moss, and weeds, then thinly sow seed and keep it damp so grass can bounce back fast. Community Planting Events: Cass County Master Gardeners host a Fall Plant Sale Sept. 19, and Tipton County Museum’s free Garden Series runs Saturdays in September (irises, invasive insects, seed collecting, and a vegetable garden talk). Native Habitat Spotlight: South Carolina’s Carolina Wildlife Garden officially opens at the State Museum to showcase native plants that support pollinators and wildlife. Garden Therapy Gets a Boost: Côte Saint-Luc launches a three-month gardening therapy program for older adults with cognitive impairments, using expert-led sessions and a designed sub-irrigated planter. Native Wildflower Sale: San Juan County Conservation Land Bank’s Fall Native Wildflower Sale reserves online Sept. 13–19 with pickup Oct. 3. Safety Reminder: Norwich police warn about doorstep rogue traders posing as builders or gardeners—don’t rush decisions, get quotes, and report scams.
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